tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- sienna miller, anthony bourdain, musical guest chris cornell, andeaturing the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 657. the o.c.! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] i feel the love. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers ] you're here. great show tonight. well, welcome. here's what people are talking about. this is pretty big, today fox news announced that bill o'reilly has been fired after a sexual harassment scandal. [ audience oohs ] yep, experts say that it's not likely that any self-respecting network will ever hire him, then cnn said, welcome aboard. [ laughter ] get this. i saw this earlier today o'reilly actually met with pope francis at the vatican. yeah. when he saw o'reilly going to confession, the next guy in line said, you know what, i'll come back tomorrow. [ laughter ] next week? next week good? i'll figure it out. some political news. i saw that president trump gave a speech in wisconsin yesterday. he actuall

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cornell. >> reporter: yeah, eric, and those young republicans are praising donald trump at their annualnvention this week. but olkers in the bay area have a lot of criticism for the new president. >> california republicans say donald trump doing just fine, his first win hin days on the job. even reagan would be proud. >> he's been hit a spectrum of ideas whether it's with his new tax plan or foreign policy. so for every type of republican there's a way to agree with him in the last 100 days. >> 300 college republicans holding their annual convention in san jose had year. >> silicon sprael is at the heart of innovation, creation, disruption and those are kin of the themes that donald trump ran on. >> the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> president trump gives himself high marks but others might dispute that. >> 100 days of chaos, corruption and dysfunction. >> in oakland, harsh words for donald trump at a rally and march about climate change. >> ♪ when dump shouts shuts his big mouth ♪ >> in san jose the raging gran n

cornell is live at city hall where the announcement was made. cornell? >> reporter: eric, it's not often you get so many legends in one place. we're talking about rice, we're talking about clark, just to name a few. new neighborhood in san francisco will soon bear their names. there is a vacant lot and a lot of dirt where the old candle stick used to be. a new neighborhood is planned on the site. the street names may ring a bell. former 49er great jerry rice holds up a new street sign bearing his name. he and others will be immortalized at the new stick in a new development. >> i never thought i would have a street name named after me. it's a great recognition and i'm fortunate. >> reporter: legends from the 49ers and giants are getting the honor and everybody who made it happen. >> everybody that put on a san francisco 49ers uniform made this all possible and made it possible for the city. >> that is so gorgeous. >> reporter: the late coach bill walsh was also honored. former quarterback joe montana wanted his street sign to be changed. >> i would like

cornell is live at city hall where the announcement was made. cornell? >> reporter: eric, it's not often you get so many legends in one place. we're talking about rice, we're talking about clark, just to name a few. new neighborhood in san francisco will soon bear their names. there is a vacant lot and a lot of dirt where the old candle stick used to be. a new neighborhood is planned on the site. the street names may ring a bell. former 49er great jerry rice holds up a new street sign bearing his name. he and others will be immortalized at the new stick in a new development. >> i never thought i would have a street name named after me. it's a great recognition and i'm fortunate. >> reporter: legends from the 49ers and giants are getting the honor and everybody who made it happen. >> everybody that put on a san francisco 49ers uniform made this all possible and made it possible for the city. >> that is so gorgeous. >> reporter: the late coach bill walsh was also honored. former quarterback joe montana wanted his street sign to be changed. >> i would like

the cornell law review which i might add a happen to be a graduate of cornell law school published a biographical anthology of all the judges tonight, i am extraordinarily pleased to announce to you that at the suggestion of our chief judge, the cornell university press has now agreed to publish -- biographical anthology of originally published last fall by the cornell law overview. this book is now available through the cornell university website and is solely the responsible of the -- responsibility of the cornell university press. today focuses on a esteemed member of our core. servedeemed jurist who over several tumultuous decades in our nations history, from 1950 9-1986. after attending harvard college, from 1927 21928. he offered -- turned down and -- an opportunity to harvard, and founded the law firm that we have seen in hamilton. still parlor -- partnered, he to pan am, theel premier airline of the day. -- --friendly had a birds from the pentagon papers to the best various litigations, he issued over 1000 opinions on cases that shaped our commercial, criminal, and cost addit

cornell bernard is in napa with details of the crime. >> anything being done to a child is horrific. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park react to news that 50-year-old timothy marble is accused of kidnapping a young girl. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought, especially, you know, in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's just scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped about 3:00 a.m. on friday. the sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her napa home after a fight with her parents. and met marble who convinced her to get in his truck. sergeant crom says they drove around for hours. >> he injected her with meth and pulled out a knife and started cutting her leg and with a razor blade started carving her name into his arm. >> reporter: but she escaped in bodega baby jumping from the moving truck and hiding in some bushes, while marble did something very unusual. >> he called the cops. >> reporter: and when deputies showed up -- >> she came up an

cornell? >> reporter: from jerry rice to joe montana, even dwight clark, soon their names are part after new san francisco neighborhood. former 49er great jerry rice, holding up a sign bearing his name. he will be immortalized where new street once stood. >> getting the honor along with the owners that made it happen. >> everyone who put on a san francisco 49ers uniform made this all possible and made it possible for the city. >> that is so gorgeous. >> late b b b b joe montana wanted his street sign changed. >> i want to share this with a very special person and i would like to change this to montana clark drive. >> dwight clark was alongside montana after clark's announcement that he has als. clark will be honored with a mural depicting the famous catch he caught from montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> the new candle stick development will encompass 7,000 new homes, retail shops and restaurants. a new neighborhood to channel the spirit of bay area sports

cornell. >> eric, the storm damage is really incredible here in mont clair. take a look. this house on wood haven way struck by not one but two falling trees this morning. residents are okay but are now displaced. a sleeping baby inside came very close to getting hurt. >> very scary. lucky to be alouf. >> he snoez shows us around what's left of his house in the oakland hills. >> it scares me i could have been sitting right there. >> where a giant tree came crashing on to his deck and living room overnight. >> that's the bathroom. >> another tree took out the bathroom and laundry room and most of the ceiling. is what it looks like from the back. those giant trees narrowly is misdemeanor hitting a baby. >> my nephew was laying down with my aunt on the bed where two of the trees basically fell in between. thank god that they didn't get hit. >> kind of looked like a dominoes out here, one tree hit two trees and one of those trees -- two of those trees hit a house. >> the city says one tree on a nearby hill side was the first to fall and took out three more in less than a minu

in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was also in san jose yesterday as people fromll walks of life gathered at city hall to march for science. two marchers shared insight on what motivated them to join the event. >> well, we're here to march for science. we support making decisions based on fact and evidence and not on ideology and ignorance. >> celebrating the amazing things that science does f us. there's fol who have had organ transplants,ic procedures, cures for diseases. >> organizers also told us they'd like to see politicians of all parties support science education and scientific projects across the country. >> the city of hayward estimates more than a thousand people marched along the shoreline yesterday. they held signs such as science, not silence. and ice has no agenda. it just melts. the shoreline could be devastated by climate change with destructive flooding and erosion. time now is 9:09 and still to come, a mixed bag for president trump as he approaches 100 days in office. a new poll shows what those who voted for him are thinking now. >>> but first,

abc news reporter cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: republicans here say donald trump is doing just fine his first 100 days on the job. even reagan would be proud. >> he's really hitting a spectrum of ideas, whether it's with his new tax plan or foreign policy. i think for every type of republican, there is a way to agree with him in the last 100 days. >> i think trump is doing what he promised he would do. >> reporter: 300 college republicans holding their annual convention in san jose this year. >> silicon valley is really at the heart of innovation, creation, disruption. those are all kind of the themes donald trump ran on. >> the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> reporter: president trump gives himself high marks, but others might dispute that. >> 100 days of chaos, corruption and dysfunction. >> reporter: in oakland, harsh words for donald trump in a rally and march about climate change. ♪ when donald trump shuts his big mouth ♪ >> in san jose, the raging grannies give donald trump a failing grade. >> h

cornell barnard is live at golden gate park where the cleanup is already under way. >> reporter: the city workers are pretty fast. the cleanup is almost done. 15,000 pot lovers showed up today. that's several thousand more than last year. there were a few medical calls but no arrests. sky7 was over hippy hill about 4/20 when the pot smoke from 15,000 joints and pipes almost created its own hazy fog bank. >> it was the freedom of being able to smoke pot everywhere. >> i love a good, positive vibe. >> when the smoke cleared. >> please make your way to the exits. sharon meadows is now closed. >> reporter: the 4/20 party was over and the cleanup was on. dozens of city park and rec workers began the massive garbage cleanup. last year they collected a whopping 11 tons of trash left behind. this year, city workers picked up all day long. most of it will be recycled or com posted. >> our hope is about 50% of what we collect doesn't end up in the landfill. >> reporter: smokers were asked to do their part. this tiny piece of paper was this man's contribution. there were new rules at 4/20 this

juan: cornel, the history is had a thames.ostly, the third-party candidates on the right have gotten significant support, but on the left, we have seen examples o of ralph nader, jill stein and others the past, some of which you were involved in. why du think would be different this time it bernie sanders to take that step? >> the democratic party is in a crisis that is quite unique. i think we have some like bernie sanders, host of others behind him who are hungry and thirsty, especially the younger generation, especially the younger generation, then that is why i think brother nick klinger crucial role here among the others is what excites me because i am desperate. as a progressive, real progressive, not neoliberal's 'sterest -- neoliberal interest, i'm desperate. we're celebrating the anniversary of ella fitzgerald born a hundred years ago. the younger generation built on that kind d of freedom. juan: what about those young people who were supporting bernie sanders that came out in armies across the country? here he is goi

cornell. >> reporter: eric, for now there is a rally going on here' this plaza. hundreds of people are here in support of science. right now speakers talking to the crowd about global warming, climate change, and the benefits of medical research. earlier thousands of people took to the streets of san market street packed wall to wall with thousands of marchers out in support of science. becky full lop brought her daughter from oakland. >> i believe that science is not something we should have to be marching for and yet with the current administration it's something tt' threatened. >> many believe trump has shown little respect for the importance of science. >> basic things are under attack, which i don't support. i'm also here because i believe that science itself and technology regardless of who the president is should be more inclusive. >> the march from the foot of market street made its way toward civic center. some students came with their science classes. >> why are you here today. >> because i won't to save this earth. >> before the march, san francisco su

cornell barnard is live at golden gate park where the cleanup is already under way. >> reporter: the city workers are pretty fast. the cleanup is almost done. 15,000 pot lovers showed up today. that's several thousand more than last year. there were a few medical calls but no arrests. sky7 was over hippy hill about 4/20 when the pot smoke from 15,000 joints and pipes almost created its own hazy fog bank. >> it was the freedom of being able to smoke pot everywhere. >> i love a good, positive vibe. >> when the smoke cleared. >> please make your way to the exits. sharon meadows is now closed. >> reporter: the 4/20 party was over and the cleanup was on. dozens of city park and rec workers began the massive garbage cleanup. last year they collected a whopping 11 tons of trash left behind. this year, city workers picked up all day long. most of it will be recycled or com posted. >> our hope is about 50% of what we collect doesn't end up in the landfill. >> reporter: smokers were asked to do their part. this tiny piece of paper was this man's contribution. there were new rules at 4/20 this

abc 7 news reporter cornell is live in the studio. >> reporter: activists concerned about the airstrikes in syria. supporters and critics now demanding to know what the long-term plan is for dealing with the region. ♪ >> reporter: songs of peace followed by protest. activists with code pink marched across the golden gate bridge honking for peace in syria. after the u.s. launched airstrikes on the syrian air base in response to last week's horrific chemical attack. >> you can bomb the world into pieces, but you can't bomb it into peace. >> it is a complext think can b more and more bombs. >> reporter: today the regime bashar al-assad defiant after the airstrikes. the air field struck 59 american missiles back up and running. fighter bombers armed for battle. the white house says the u.s. bombing was the right move. >> what happened this week was one of the president's finest hours. he won't stop here. if he needs to do more, he will do more. >> reporter: but san jose state political science professor warns what more airstrikes could bring. >> during the presidential campaign, president tr

abc 7 news reporter cornel barnard is live at cal where demonstrators just finished the rally and marched away. >> reporter: these marchers just left sprow plaza, heading for civic center park all in the name of the earth and science. a celebration of earth day at uc berkeley. these marchers support science and say climate change and global warming is real. >> we only have one planet and it's really important to fight for it and protect it. ♪ in san francisco market street was packed wall to wall with thousands of marchers for science. becky fullup brought her daughter from oakland. >> i believe that science is not something we should even have to be marching for. and yet with the current administration it's something that's threatened. ♪ blinded me with science >> reporter: many believe president trump has shown little respect for the importance of science. >> basic things are under attack, which i don't support. i also am here because i believe that science itself and technology regardless of who the president is should be more inclusive. >> reporter: the march from the foot of market s

. >>> students at albany -- cornel bernard is live there. cornel?: that rally ended just a short time ago here at albany high school, a chance for solidarity after the discovery after a racist instagram page. ♪ lean on me when you're not strong ♪ >> reporter: a song of unity and hope at a time when this high school could use it. >> we are here, we are here to heal albany. >> reporter: about 100 students and teachers gathered for an afternoon high school. >> unfortunately, we have had a really significant event to unite us, our students are here and our teachers are here and family and friends are here today. >> it's terrible, horrible, i'm depressed. it was h

the cornell law review which i might add, i was a graduate of cornell, published published an anthology of all the judges we've had on our court since its inception in 1891 and tonight i'm extraordinarily pleased to announce to you that after suggestions of our teeth just the cornell has now agreed to publish a biographical anthropology. this book of second circuit biographies is available for sale to the cornell university website and is solely for the university press. today's program for kisses on a distinguished member of our court, a brilliant dress about played a vital role in 1959 to 1956. henry finley clerked as an associate justice was from 1927 to 1928 and he turned down an office to teach at harvard and instead entered private practice where he founded a law firm down as cleary, gottlieb, steven hamilton. he served as vice president as pan am, premier airline of the day. i thought what the hell are those? i read friend and i soon learned what the polarized factors were. according to david, friendly wrote 20% more opinions than his active colleagues. i kind of wondered where y

peggy noonan, and cornell belcher. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> the longest running show in television history, celebrating our 70th year. this is "meet the press" with uck todd. >>ood sunday morning, after ed koch was elected mayor of new york, he walked the streets of the city saying, how am i doing? president trump has dismissed the 100 day mark and also raced to meet it. we have a new poll to tell us how americans think the president is doing. in short, not well. 40% of those polled approve of his performance so far. and by far the lowest we have recorded at this stage of any presidency in our 25 year history of this poll. 64% say he is off to a fair or poor start. at the same point in his presidency, 54% said barack obama was off to a good or great start and 46% chose fair or poor. finally, 46% say they feel more hopeful with president trump, 52% say they feel more doubtful, compare that to president obamaobam obama's 64 to 30 split. keep in mind, most of trump's term is still ahead of him. he has

. >>> students at albany -- cornel bernard is live there. cornel? >> reporter: that rally ended just a short time ago here at albany high school, a chance for solidarity after the discovery after a racist instagram page. ♪ lean on me when you're not strong ♪ >> reporter: a song of unity and hope at a time when this high school could use it. >> we are here, we are here to heal albany. >> reporter: about 100 students and teachers gathered for an afternoon unity rally at albany high school. >> unfortunately, we have had a really significant event to unite us, our students are here and our teachers are here and family and friends are here today. >> it's terrible, horrible, i'm depressed. it was hard to get up, but you have to go on. >> reporter: a student created a racist instagram account which focused on -- hundreds of students staged a sit in and rally on thursday. those who liked and -- this parent said she was denied police protection leaving the meeting. >> once we exited the building, then fights broke out everywhere. student next to me had his n

cornell bernard is live with the story. >> we are seeing light rain tonight. all the rain that petaluma has seen has been a blessing and curse. brought so much silt to the petaluma river. you can see it there. looks kind of like island and now boats are off-limits. >> this is our boat, 1985 38 foot commander. >> used to dock on the petaluma river but won't do that again. not enough water to keep it afloat. >> half the day too shallow to move the boat and rest of the time, too shallow and will damage the mote. >> that's why the yacht club has no yachts. check this out, holding hands across the river last weekend. what looks like sand bar is tons of silt. made the river too dangerous for most boats to navigate and forced commodore ted adams to cancel an event that attracts boaters from across the area. >> don't want to invite you here and damage your boats. >> critical stage now. >> says it's a tidal slough, hasn't been dredged in more than a decade. >> boats can't get upstream for recreational purposes but if water can't get out when time comes -- >> hope relie

cornell bernard is live with the story. >> we are seeing light rain tonight. all the rain that petaluma has seen has been a blessing and curse. brought so much silt to the petaluma river. you can see it there. looks kind of like island and now boats are off-limits. >> this is our boat, 1985 38 38 foot commander. >> used to dock on the petaluma river but won't do that again. not enough water to keep it afloat. >> half the day too shallow to move the boat and rest of the time, too shallow and will damage the mote. >> that's why the yacht club has no yachts. check this out, holding hands across the river last weekend. what looks like sand bar is tons of silt. made the river too dangerous for most boats to navigate and forced commodore ted adams to cancel an event that attracts boaters from across the area. >> don't want to invite you here and damage your boats. >> critical stage now. >> says it's a tidal slough, hasn't been dredged in more than a decade. >> boats can't get upstream for recreational purposes but if water can't get out when time comes -- >> hope re

in san jose cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> across the country, thousands of climate marches were heldprotest president trump's environmental policy. in washington, d.c. they braved record 91 degree heat. organizers claim 200,000 people showed up. star leonardo dicaprio was in the crowd. paramedics got 50 medical calls, mostly heat-related. four people went to the hospital. >>> a commitment to peace and unity marked the way los angeles marked the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest hours any american city has faced. traditional korean drummers played and doves were released 25 years after large parts of l.a. erupted in riots. days of violence, looting and fires followed their outrage after the acquitals of white police officers in the beating of black moetd rist rodney king. today's message focused on healing. >> i think there have been some strides made. i really do. even though they are not as significant as they should have been. >> we're more resilient. we're more of an example. but we're not perfect. we're an imperfect paradise. and we still have to get closer to perfect. >> se

cornell barnard is in napa with details of the crime. >> anything being done to a child is horrific. >> neighbors inside this napa mobile home park react to news that 50-year-old timothy marble is accuse of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl. lisa says marble often stayed with relatives here but rarely spoke to anyone. >> that's really surprising. i never would have thought, especially in the park i live in. >> wow, my prayers are with her and her family. it's just really scary to hear. >> shock and surprise from customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped about 3:00 a.m. on friday. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her napa home after a fight with her parents and met marble, who convinced her to get into his truck. >> spent about 26, 27 hours with her. >> reporter: sergeant spencer are come says marble drove for hours, sexual assaulting the girl and forcing her to take drink, he injected her with methamphetamine. during this long ordeal he pulled out a knife and started cutting her legs superficially and with a razor blade started

cornell bernard as the story. >> on arrival the car was fully engulf engulfed. >> reporter: the interior torched. it soon became clear there was much more to the crime. >> spray paint graffiti on the right side and left side of car that indicates a hate crime. >> vandals tagged kkk on both sides of the white mercedes parked downtown, a shocking sight. >> it's horrible. we have a small town here and to see something like that happening, a hate crime, it's hideous. >> the victim that owns the car is not african-american. >> all i can say is his ethnicity is not caucasian. >> that victim too frightened to come forward and speak out. >> it could be mistaken identity or targeted. >> neighbors say they saw similar tagging near where the car was parked. >> i did not think it was racist, i thought it was an idiot with a spray can. >> police don't know if the vandalism is related. there are a few clues in the case and call police if you have information to solve this hate crime. abc7 news. >>> an oakland firefighter recovering after he was hurt during a fire. the firefighter was on the roof of th

but listening to what you said to courses that i took at cornell that enriched my life music 101 andone '02. [laughter] so for any of view that are college to direct a meant whenever it is your main interest do take music and art. >> i every. you may have a lot of great decisions in your life when great decision was to marry marty ginsburg so can you tell us about that decision? >> we met we were 18 he was in his second year at cornell he had a girlfriend and i had a boyfriend. [laughter] so his friends thought that we would probably like each other aikido to movies with him so that is how we started just as friends. then when he gave up his chemistry major because it interfered with his golf practice. >> in fairness he was on the golf team. [laughter] yes. he was switched to government and say what courses are you taking? laugh laugh so somewhere along the way he was the first boy or probably the only boy i have ever known. [inaudible] but he was so secure about himself he would never regard you as a competitor. for all 56 years that we spent together he was always my biggest booste

abc 7 cornell has the details. >> we looked forward to this meeting to be the adult examples that our children need to see. >> these parents came to albany high school to begin the healing process. their kids, the target of recent racist social media posts. >> at this point there is no resolution. that's why we came today. >> reporter: but the meeting never happened. a chance to talk with parents whose kids are responsible for the starting a racist instagram account which targeted minority students. the page was removed after being up for nearly two months. >> for the parents to say you know what, we're willing to meet with you, willing to talk it out, we're willing to figure this thing out and then not to show up is just terrible. >> reporter: parents got an e-mail from the principal the meeting was canceled. no explanation given. many showed up anyway with hopes it would still happen. tony's sister was victimized by the online attack. >> they posted a picture of her with a noose around her neck. she shouldn't have to deal with this at 16. she should be worrying about her prom dress,

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has our story. >> science, not silence. >> reporter: a celebration of earth day at uc berkeley. these marchers support science and say climate change and global warming is real. >> we only have one planet and it's really important to fight for it and protect it. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco market street was packed wall to wall with thousands of marchers for science. becky fullup brought her daughter from oakland. >> i believe that science is not something we should even have to be marching for. and yet with the current administration it's something that's threatened. ♪ she blinded me with science >> reporter: many believe president trump has shown little respect for the importance of science. >> basic things are under attack, which i don't support. i also am here because i believe that science itself and technology, regardless of who the president is, should be more inclusive. >> reporter: the march from the foot of market street made its way toward civic center. some students came with their science classes. >> why are you here today? >> because

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the details. >> reporter: a celebration of earth day at u.c. berkeley, these marchers support science and say climate change and global warming is real. >> we only have one planet and it's really important to fight for it and protect it. >> reporter: in san francisco market street was packed wall to wall with thousands of marchers for science. becky brought her daughter from oakland. >> i believe that science is something we shouldn't have to be marching for. yet the current administration has threatened it. >> reporter: many believe president trump has shown little respect for the importance of science. >> basic things under attack which i don't support, i'm also here because i believe science itself and technology regardless of who the president is, should be more inclusive. >> reporter: the march from market street made its way toward civic center. some students came with their science classes. why are you here today? >> because i want to save this earth. >> our planet under attack. >> reporter: before the march, san francisco supervisor jef

in albany, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> smokers have to dig a little deeper now that california hasncreased tobacco taxes. abc 7 news was at a tobacco shop on polk street in san francisco. smokers have to pay an extra $2 in taxes per pack now. this follows voters approving prop 56 last november. many consumers had sticker shock when the higher taxes went into effect today. >> a lot of people walk out. they look at the numbers and walk out. >> don't even buy a pack? >> don't even look at me. don't even talk to me. >> taxes will also go up for people who use other forms of tobacco. the owner of the hooka bar and restaurant doesn't plan to pass the increased costs along to his customers. >> i'm here for a long time and i have steady customer and some customer they're here twice a day. >> backers of higher taxes will drive people to quit smoking or never use tobacco in the first place. at least that's the belief. much of the new tax revenue will pay for anti-tobacco education. >>> much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, april fool's day gets political. >> to use the services of russian

in oakland, cornell bernard. >>> northern california authorities are searches for a missing woman who hasn't been seen since last week. she never showed up at her job in gridly on friday morning. gridly is in butte county which is north of sacramento. authorities tracked her cell phone to an empty field. the phone was nowhere to be found. she was last seen driving her 1998 toyota tacoma pickup truck. late thoont truck was found outside gridly in sutter county. the truck was unoccupied. yellow crime tape now surrounds that scene. >>> freedom lasted ierchl minutes for a former prostitute convicted for the murder of a google executive aboard a yacht. a mercury news reports immigration agents detained the canadian citizen outside the jail last week. forrest hayes died of a drog overdose in 2014. >>> a bill to make california a sanctuary state hit a mange hurdle in sacramento. the bill would limit how much california law enforcement could cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons, but we ontario coo

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story from oakland. >> very scary. very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: denan livingston shows us around what's left of his house in the oakland hills. >> it just scares me that i could have been sitting right there. >> reporter: where a giant eucalyptus tree came crashing onto his deck and living room overnight. >> that's the bathroom. >> reporter: another tree took out the bathroom and laundry room and most of the ceiling. this is what the damage looks like from the back. those giant trees narrowly missed hitting a baby. >> my little nephew was laying down with my aunt in the bed where two of the trees basically fell in between. thank god that they didn't get hit. >> kind of looks like a domino's out here. one tree hit two trees and two of those trees hit a house. >> reporter: the city says one tree on a nearby hillside was the first to fall and took out three more in less than a minute. >> you can hear the first tree falling. then the second tree. >> reporter: the root ball of this giant eucalyptus is amazing. it's

cornell bernard has the story. >> very scary. very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: dennard shows us after what is left of his house in the oakland hills. >> it just scares me that i could have been sitting right there. >> reporter: where a giant tree came crashing on to his deck and living room overnight. >> that is the bathroom. >> another tree took out the bathroom and laundry room and most of the ceiling. this is what the damage looks like from the back. those giant trees narrowly missed hitting a baby. >> my nephew was laying down with my aunt in the bed where two of the trees fell in between. thank god that they didn't get hit. >> one tree hit two trees and two of the trees hit a house. >> reporter: the city said one tree on a nearby hillside was the first to fall and took out three more in less than a minute. >> you could hear the first tree falling. and the second tree. >> the root ball of this giant youk li eucalyptus is amazing. it is the size of the car. and a mudslide came down on babbing drive during a storm. >> it is

in oakland, cornell bernard. >>> northern california authorities are searches for a missing woman who hasn't been seen since last week. she never showed up at her job in gridly on friday morning. gridly is in butte county which is north of sacramento. authorities tracked her cell phone to an empty field. the phone was nowhere to be found. she was last seen driving her 1998 toyota tacoma pickup truck. late thoont truck was found outside gridly in sutter county. the truck was unoccupied. yellow crime tape now surrounds that scene. >>> freedom lasted ierchl minutes for a former prostitute convicted for the murder of a google executive aboard a yacht. a mercury news reports immigration agents detained the canadian citizen outside the jail last week. forrest hayes died of a drog overdose in 2014. >>> a bill to make california a sanctuary state hit a mange hurdle in sacramento. the bill would limit how much california law enforcement could cooperate with federal immigration agents. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level with serious and violent felons, but we ontario coo