dan ashley tweeted this picture of michael with his wife and their two kids. dan with michael in chico, calls him dear friend and colleague. >> special honor. >> congrats. >> speak of distinguished, spencer christian joining us with a distinguished forecast. >> sunny skies most of the weekend. here's a look now. live doppler 7 shows clouds lingering and spotty showers but otherwise the weather is quiet. this is from sutro tower over san francisco, 53 degrees over the city. low to mid-50s in oakland. this is emeryville camera. clouds in the distance. 52 in santa rosa and mid-50s around there. roof camera. quiet along the embarcadero and over the bay. scattered showers over the night. mostly sunny and dry tomorrow but overnight showers could spill into daytime tomorrow. showers could return late sunday. storm we have left, ranks one on the impact scale. light rain and showers overnight, breezy and roads remain wet. drive with caution. midnight. notice during the early morning hours, pockets of light rain or showers through the bay area and into early daytime. sp

dan ashley tweeted this picture of michael with his wife and their two kids. dan with michael in chico, calls him dear friend and colleague. >> special honor. >> congrats. >> speak of distinguished, spencer christian joining us with a distinguished forecast. >> sunny skies most of the weekend. here's a look now. live doppler 7 shows clouds lingering and spotty showers but otherwise the weather is quiet. this is from sutro tower over san francisco, 53 degrees over the city. low to mid-50s in oakland. this is emeryville camera. clouds in the distance. 52 in santa rosa and mid-50s around there. roof camera. quiet along the embarcadero and over the bay. scattered showers over the night. mostly sunny and dry tomorrow but overnight showers could spill into daytime tomorrow. showers could return late sunday. storm we have left, ranks one on the impact scale. light rain and showers overnight, breezy and roads remain wet. drive with caution. midnight. notice during the early morning hours, pockets of light rain or showers through the bay area and into early daytime. sp

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. happened in ocean vu neighborhood. >> katie utehs is in the news room. >> fourth shooting in the neighborhood since november. calling on the city to install cameras on this dangerous and deadly block. gunned down walking for bus stop. >> tried to feel for pulse but said it was faint, knew she was probable oi on the way out. >> she was killed san francisco's soegs oceanview neighborhood. one of three people hit by gun fire. >> it's wednesday. unheard of. >> nonprofiter in city youth faces the corner. >> we knew it with as a shooting. >> two men also hit. contractor working for muni and local resident walking home from the school. >> call the police, we don't know happened. >> police released few details about the shooter or shooters. >> this intersection continues to be a concern for us as police and the community. doing all we can to work in partnership with the community. >> witnesses say white vehicle shot out of the wind. police pulled video. >> outside neighborhoods come over here

. >> and i'm dan ashley. one person shot.ar away from the 280, 680 interchange. >> joining us live with break details. lisa. >> reporter: here at 101, where the victims pulled over their car soon after getting shot at. right now the tow truck arrived to pull the vehicle over for more gathering of evidence. but just a while ago when we first arrived, see the car in shopping center on allen rock. passenger, 17-year-old, shot twice. driver unharmed. here in the back of the chp car being questioned and driver is answering more questions from investigators at chp headquarters, two men wearing black bandanas. dodge charger. >> vehicle is traveling northbound on 101 and suspect came up on the right side and began shooting at them. >> stretcher brought out and one of the individuals, majority of his clothes taken off and i could see it was revealedaledald type of wound. from my vantage point, i think here, saw redness here. i don't know what that was. >> reporter: photos taken soon after the victims stopped their car here. victim sho

i'm dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. now about the naked man acting strangely in crandall. ended 30 minutes later in san jose, where katie marzullo is live with the developing story. >> reporter: just checked in with the san jose police department. tell me the man in critical condition. went to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. bul vad still shut down and truck still here as nine hour long investigation continues. >> raced down the road with about ten police officers behind him. >> reporter: this witness saw the end. what he heard next sent him ducking for cover. >> i heard a popping sound, then the officer, saw the officer firing into the vehicle. >> reporter: james shaw says he heard 12 shots. cell phone video taken just after the shooting. police say started after 9:30 when responded to 911 calls to campbell about a naked man. >> agitated about something and all of a sudden took his clothes off. >> running in the yard, throwing stuff, picking it up, running back to his truck parked in front. still naked. >> reporter: women say he rents a room in a house on eva

tonight teammates and parents are rallying to save the programment i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it's a step forward and possibly a leap back. kat katie uteehs has the story. >> reporter: cheerleading is a sport. >> recognized as athletes that we are. >> reporter: threatened in the district. >> girls are athletes. to be taken away, dwafted. >> grapple with the cost of the sport, proposed eliminating regular cheer and doing dance cheer. >> don't cut something that's been successful in the district for years. >> reporter: traditional sideline is more inclusive. more students can participate. stunt teams are smaller. >> stunt teams really small. allow up to 30 girls but usually 20. less girls able to be on the team. >> reporter: more colleges recognize traditional cheers for scholarship. competition in florida. coach says stunt cheer isn't as established. >> it's not on the same level. >> reporter: goes before the school board. didn't return requests for comment. abc7 news. >> smoke inhalation caused death of all 36 victims in the ghost ship fire in oakland. burns or other injuries

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for joining us. on >>> it's an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." a loyal dog can't stay with his master in icu -- >> but for eight days this dog kept vigil by the hospital. >> see how one amazing reunion leads to another life-changing event. >>> it's a video that -- >> is going to make your brain go, huh? >> the cue to making a peculiar scene is -- >> dope. >>> the extreme oakland housing crisis. >> are they going to use that for she felt her? >> behind the scenes of the billboard movement. >>> and look who is getti groove on. >> because she's having her 100th birthday. >> see the granny dance that puts all the kids to shame. >>> this is portuguese for brown. this is a pet and he's sitting with his owner. his owner is on a stretcher inside an ambulance. his devotion has captured everyone's attention on social media. his owner is in icu because he had that pneumonia, but for eig days this dog kept vigil at the hospital. >> that is beautiful. i love to see these stories. >> they

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc7 news first told you about this investigation in november. >> happening at napa high school and involves members of the jv football team. live. >> reporter: many parents left the meeting with few answers. still in limbo waiting for conclusion to the hazing investigation. >> you shouldn't be tormented by adults for months over mistake. >> anger and frustration inside the napa school board meeting over a hazing incident involving members of the napa high jv football team. incident in which players inappropriately grabbed took place last november. >> please give us a definition what hazing is, what is assault, what is not. >> reporter: ongoing investigation left 11 members of the team disciplined, some suspended from school. this parent said son wrongly accused. >> ap and honor student now fallen behind due to the guilty until proven innocent approach that the district has decided to take. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you'

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. police say it is strange because nothing was stolen. is it destruction for destruction safe? the vandals targeted cars. live in fremont with a store new at 11:00. cornell. >> yeah, dan, it is a weird story. take a walk through this parking lot, you will see a lot of this, broken windows, a lot of them. most cars here were targeted and no one really knows why. >> to wake up to this is not -- is not right. >> reporter: maria gamboa is putting a blanket over her new toyota where a window used to be. somebody smashed it and trashed it early monday. >> they just made a big mess. they took everything out. they trashed everything out, and they just made a big mess. >> reporter: maria's honda was also broken into at the villa as papillion condo where almost every resident was a victim. 23 cars were burglarized. >> i have to get it cleaned up. >> reporter: he shows us the broken glass he collected from his car where thieves got away with little. >> they took about $2 in cash. my fast track is still intact, just thrown into the back seat. >> repo

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, theman standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. mike: hey, babe. hey. what's the matter? oh, nothing. i'm just -- i'm just right on that late-afternoon fence. do i have another cup of coffee or just say "screw it" and pour my first glass of wine?

. >> and i'm dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it's called the american health care act. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house r >>> now at 11:00, repeal and replace. house republicans have finally revealed their long-awaited plan for the nation's health care system. but tonight opponents say the plan will leave millions without coverage. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it's called the american health care act. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.andhya patel, thanks for >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jessica alba. comedian doug benson. and music from leann rimes. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, thank you. welcome to the show. welcome, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. we have more to get to than we could possibly shove into one show. i hate to bring anybody down but i have a little pin to put in our collective balloon.

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm am ah daetz. richmond became the first city to call for an investigation.l immediate ah is having its say. katie utis is live outside. >> reporter: within the last half hour city council picked up the issue with more than 20 people wanting to talk, and supporters realize it is largely a symbolic effort, but it is a message city council's can send. it is a message that appears to be spreading across the country as supporters listed a handful of other cities considering similar ♪ >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ >>> impeaching president trump? right now there's a packed house in the east bay as one city council meets late into the night to decide whether to call on congress to launch an investigation that could shake up the nation's capitol. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm am ah daetz. richmond became the first city to call for an investigation. >>al immediate ah is having its say. katie utis is live outside. >> reporter: within the last half hour city council picked up the issue with more than 20 people wanting to talk, and supporters re

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for being here. the nonpartisan congressional budget office today released its estimate of the cost and coverage of the american health care act. >> the agency found it would raise the number of people without health insurance by a whopping 24 million within a decade. >> but would also trim $337 billion from the federal deficit during that time. cornell bernard is live in san rafael where people came out for a town hall to protest the health care change. >> cornell, you talked with folks who are worried about losing their health care. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. in fact the future of their health care coverage a huge concern to folks who came to this town hall meeting. today there were thousands who showed up looking for answers. 2,000 people filled the veterans memorial auditorium for a town hall meeting concerning the future of their health care. congressman jared huffman vowing to stop the repeal of obamacare. >> right now my job is to fight. and that's what we're going to do. >> don't repeal t

. >> and i'm dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it's called the american health care act. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. >> reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house republicans you succeed in repealing and replacing the affordable care act, millions stand to lose their health insurance. uc berkeley professor richard scheffler is an expert on health economics. >> under obamacare about 20 million people, 22 million people got health care. and i think more or less over a few years more than half of those will eventually lose that. >> reporter: but speaker of the house paul ryan says the american health care act will help drive down costs, encourage competition, and expand access to care. the bill would immediately eliminate the individual mandate, repeal the obamacare penalties and suction dis

i'm kristen see. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time and hope to see you in half an hour. >> see you then. >>> tonight, breaking news. the devastating storms hitting right now. 25 tornadoes already across several states tonight. at least five of those tornadoes, ef-3s. winds more than 150 miles per hour. tornado watches as we come on the air tonight as the system moves into the east. >>> also tonight, president trump's new tone. what he said about hate in this country as the fbi investigates new cases since the election. and that emotional moment with the widow of the navy s.e.a.l. lost in that controversial raid. >>> the manhunt right now for the suspect accused of killing this young nurse. authorities tonight releasing this surveillance. they want the public's help. >>> two police chases. the driver and his pickup truck airborne. the other scene on an american highway. the suspect drivin

. >> and i'm dan ashley. the fbi's san francisco office has been looking into this case for two years now. it seems the hackers were targeting certain individuals. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the latest on the story. vic. >> this indictment says those four are being charged with conspiracy to commit computer fraud, economic espionage, theft and other related counts. now, the fbi says this was a cyber breach directed by russian intelligence agents using cyber mercenaries, and they say the indictment is unprecedented. the indictment charges the two members of the fsb hired two criminal hackers to break into yahoo!'s database. >> it is the first time the fbi has indicted russian fsb officers for committing criminal cyber intrusions. >> the fsb, russia's federal security service, which replaced the notorious kgb, an arm of its military, an intelligence-gathering agency. it says they stole information on more than 500 million yahoo! user accounts in a massive hacking attack in 2014. the fbi

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. this all started when the manager of the hotel went door to door to tell the tenants they were going to spray for pesticides and a person got upset and pulled out a gun. >> we want to get right to melanie woodrow with the very latest live from the scene. melanie. >> reporter: dan and kristen, this may be an example of those de-escalation tactics that we've heard about recently. san francisco creating time and space. you can see the streets here are largely empty. san francisco police officers have moved the perimeter several times in the last couple of hours absolutely clearing the area on valencia and 16's streets. we have some video from sky 7 to show you what it looked like a couple of hours ago. when we arrived here on the scene, we were told by police officers to move to the side of the street, to hug the wall, especially if we saw other officers hugging the wall. as you mentioned, this is all going down at the crown hotel, a single room occupancy hotel on valencia just past 16th

i'm dan ashley into i'm kristen sze. san francisco police have blocked off valencia street between 16th and 18th streets for the past four hours because of the suspect holed up inside the crown hotel. buses are being rerouted around the scene. >> we have live team coverage tonight. we'll begin with reporter sergio anna ta na. what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: around 5:00 when we talked to you last, we could see the building where there is all happening. but since then, the police have decided that because that person is now in an evacuated building and could potentially have the run of that building, and it is a tall building that can see a whole lot of the street, this he figure it's probably just safe to move us around the corner so that we would not be in this potential, this person with a guns potential line of sight. now, there are two blocks along valencia evacuated including people who are at strawns and other businesses. we were able to talk this afternoon with one, actually a couple women who were in

. >> and i'm dan ashley. it is the first of several storms expected in the bay area this week. we were in martinez where people had their umbrellas up at lunch time. >> and taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge yowhere rain has been falling for most of the evening. >> we're seeing heavy rain developing in some spots. street level we go, right over san francisco at this hour. those yellows, oranges and even reds you see on your screen from the richmond district, sunset san francisco, the marina, north beach, that is falling at half an inch an hour. this cell is moving off to the north and east. so we'll time it out for you. approaching emeryville around 9:14. rind, 9:18. vallejo, 9:39 p.m. we're tracking scattered downpours as well as a chance of thunder and a wet tuesday morning commute. a stronger storm is on the horizon and the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. ama? >> you can track the rain on our abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts. >>> a wild sideshow on the bay bridge last night. these dirt bike riders may have thought they got away, but

tonight teammates and parents are rallying to save the programment i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it's a step forward and possibly a leap back. kat katie uteehs has the story. >> reporter: cheerleading is a sport. >> recognized as athletes that we are. >> reporter: threatened in the district. >> girls are athletes. to be taken away, dwafted. >> grapple with the cost of the sport, proposed eliminating regular cheer and doing dance cheer. >> don't cut something that's been successful in the district for years. >> reporter: traditional sideline is more inclusive. more students can participate. stunt teams are smaller. >> stunt teams really small. allow up to 30 girls but usually 20. less girls able to be on the team. >> reporter: more colleges recognize traditional cheers for scholarship. competition in florida. coach says stunt cheer isn't as established. >> it's not on the same level. >> reporter: goes before the school board. didn't return requests for comment. abc7 news. >> smoke inhalation caused death of all 36 victims in the ghost ship fire in oakland. burns or other injuries

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc7 news first told you about this investigation in november. >> happening at napa high school and involves members of the jv football team. live. >> reporter: many parents left the meeting with few answers. still in limbo waiting for conclusion to the hazing investigation. >> you shouldn't be tormented by adults for months over one mistake. >> anger and frustration inside the napa school board meeting over a hazing incident involving members of the napa high jv football team. incident in which players inappropriately grabbed took place last november. >> please us a definition what hazing is, what is assault, what is not. >> reporter: ongoing investigation left 11 members of the team disciplined, some suspended from school. this parent said son wrongly accused. >> ap and honor student now fallen behind due to the guilty until proven innocent approach that the district has decided to take. >> i know for a fact that some of my teammates did not do what they were accused of doing. you'r

. >> and i'm dan ashley. one person shot. not far away from the 280, 680 interchange. >> joining us live with break details. lisa. >> reporter: here at 101, where the victims pulled over their car soon after getting shot at. right now the tow truck arrived to pull the vehicle over for more gathering of evidence. but just a while ago when we first arrived, see the car in shopping center on allen rock. passenger, 17-year-old, shot twice. driver unharmed. here in the back of the chp car being questioned and driver is answering more questions from investigators at chp headquarters, two men wearing black bandanas. dodge charger. >> vehicle is traveling northbound on 101 and suspect came up on the right side and began shooting at them. >> stretcher brought out and one of the individuals, majority of his clothes taken off and i could see it was revealed some type of wound. from my vantage point, i think here, saw redness here. i don't know what that was. >> reporter: photos taken soon after the victims stopped their car here. victim

i'm dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. now about the naked man acting strangely in crandall. ended 30 minutes later in san jose, where katie marzullo is live with the developing story. >> reporter: just checked in with the san jose police department. tell me the man in critical condition. went to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. bul vad still shut down and truck still here as nine hour long investigation continues. >> raced down the road with about ten police officers behind him. >> reporter: this witness saw the end. what he heard next sent him ducking for cover. >> i heard a popping sound, then the officer, saw the officer firing into the vehicle. >> reporter: james shaw says he heard 12 shots. cell phone video taken just after the shooting. police say started after 9:30 when responded to 911 calls to campbell about a naked man. >> agitated about something and all of a sudden took his clothes off. >> running in the yard, throwing stuff, picking it up, running back to his truck parked in front. still naked. >> reporter: women say he rents a room in a house on eva

. >> i'm dan ashley. the driver of the stolen car is on the loose tonight. >> about 24 hours ago, the shooting prompted a shelter in place for apartments next to the campus of cal state east bay. we watched this unfold throughout the 6:00 newscast yesterday. >> it was very intense for a time. melanie woodro is joining us live outside university village apartments on carlos b boulevard with the details we're learning about the victim and shooting itself, melanie? >> reporter: dan and cheryl, as you said, that victim, a 16-year-old girl, these are those apartments, they are off campus that had a shelter in place yesterday and directly next door is another apartment complex where the shooting occurred. oc a witness said it sounded like a bomb went off. hayward police say the victim in a fremont officer-involved shooting at this hayward apartment complex is a 16-year-old girl. she died at a nearby hospital. >> it's tragic. when an officer has to fire a weapon. >> reporter: members of a task force including fr

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. hayward police officers are looking for a suspect they believe is armed and dangerous after an officer-involved shooting. we believe this is the scene where these two vehicles apparently collided on carlos b boulevard next to cal state east bay compass. police are actively searching for a third person involved. now, here it is on the map. the crash and search appears to be centered near the university village apartment complex. that's just west of the campus itself. at one point, everyone on campus had to shelter in place. that ordinary tore sheer to she has been lifted. we'll have more on channel 7. the danger immediately appears to be over. >> we're getting the first look at president trump's 2005 tax return tonight. msnbc host rachel maddow revealed a copy of his form 1040. it's two pages but mr. trump paid $38 million on taxes on tax of more than $150 million in that year. it also shows he had $103 million in deductions. the white house acknowledged that the return is authentic. a

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. today arraignment was scheduled for the defendant sicily hanson more than a year after investigators say they found illegal furs for sale in her store. >> abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom with the story, vic? >> dan, sicily hanson was charged with nine misdemeanor counts of attempt to sell parts of endangered animals. this crime does not rise to the level of a felony but the d.a. says it is nevertheless is a serious crime. she had a back room operation in the store where she sold illegal items to discreet clients. the store owner sicily hanson came to court hoping charges would be dropped. >> i'm a preservationest, not a mucher. >> reporter: the raid happened in february of last year after an undercover operation here at the vintage clothing store decades of fashion. federal and state game wardens seized 150 items, which they determined were from eng dangda animals. >> leopard, jaguar, endangered toured turtles. >> reporter: hanson appeared for arraignment and said she h

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, just saw san francisco's p nancy pelosi shaking her head. >> one moment in a speech full of promises for the next four years. >> reporter: the president was disciplined in his message but this was really a change in tone more than it with as a change in policy. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: this was president trump's first address to all of congress. >> i'm here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> reporter: began talking about civil rights and anti-semitism. >> we're a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: what started with call to come together soon split the members. >> my job is not to represent the world but represent the united states of america. >> reporter: and groans heard among democrats as president announced a new office for crimes against immigrants. >> office is called v.o.i.c.e., victims of immigration crime engagement. >> reporter: but this was the moment. widow of first mill ter member killed under the new administration. >> health

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i'm dan ashley. ama daetz has the night off. breaking news in san jose where chp is reporting a freeway shooting on u.s. 101 near story road. traffic is diverted on to interstate 280 and 680 as well. ross lee joins us on the phone with the latest. officer lee, are you here is? >> i am. good evening. >> thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. i know it is breaking but give us what you know, if you can. >> sure. we received a call, a 911 call a little after 6:50, a freeway shooting in the area of 101 northbound near story. the information we have right now is still limited as the investigation is just under way. we can say there was one individual who was shot and taken to the hospital. the extent of the injuries are currently unknown. we don't have any suspect information but the section of 101 is currently closed for investigation and preservation of the scene while our investigators get out there. >> okay. >> one thing that we can update is currently the closure is northbound 101 at tulley but it will be moving up shortly to 101

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. wikileaks claims to have posted thousands of dock thes from the cia exposing secrets how to can break in smart phones, tvs. >> if the documents are real, the cia's most powerful tools may be useless or in the wrong hands. >> here is brian ross. >> reporter: officials tonight are calling it a devastating security breach for the cia. revealing in fascinating detail how the agency is using everyday household electronic devices to spy on its targets. if authentic and officials say they appear to be. the 8700 documents reveal a range of cia programs with code names like after midnight and brittle kangaroo. all now in the hands of terrorists and foreign targets. >> legitimate targets are now going to button up. >> so this hurts? >> god, it's without question that it hurts. >> reporter: one of the leak files reveals a program calls weeping angle that can remotely turn a samsung tv anywhere in the world into a secret listening device when appearing to be off. weeping angle seems to come from

. >> i'm dan ashley. the attorney general recused himself from all justice department investigations into donald trump's election campaign after questions about his contact with the russians. there are new calls now from california democrats for sessions to step down because he did not disclose that he had met twice with the russian ambassador to the u.s. during the campaign. tonight, president trump tweeted jeff sessions is an honest man, he did not say anything wrong, he could have stated his response more accurately but it was clearly not intentional. abc news reporter e lolona zack in washington. >> reporter: the latest revelation, the president's own son-in-law, jared kusnyer met with the russian official at trump tower in december. meanwhi meanwhile. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> reporter: nonetheless, attorney general jeff sessions denies he did anything wrong. >> i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian entintermediaries about the tru

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz, just saw san francisco's p nancy pelosi shaking her head. >> one moment in a speech full of promises for the next four years. >> reporter: the president was disciplined in his message but this was really a change in tone more than it with as a change in policy. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: this was president trump's first address to all of congress. >> i'm here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. >> reporter: began talking about civil rights and anti-semitism. >> we're a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> reporter: what started with call to come together soon split the members. >> my job is not to represent the world but represent the united states of america. >> reporter: and groans heard among democrats as president announced a new office for crimes against immigrants. >> office is called v.o.i.c.e., victims of immigration crime engagement. >> reporter: but this was the moment. widow of first mill ter member killed under the new administration. >> health

. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get trastraight to sandhy patel. >> take a look at live doppler 7 because the rainfall is intensifying right now. i'm going to take you to street-level radar. let's start in the east bay around forest knolls. 1.44 inches per hour. this is definitely going to be heavier rain, and as i track it for you, it is heading toward woodacre and it's lighter in intensity around the oakland, alameda area into piedmont. that is going to change as we are tracking off the coastline southwest of the bay area, thunderstorms, multipe lightning strikes, a good 58 miles away. it's a 2 for tomorrow. brief heavy rain expected. thunder and hail are possible. ferry ride, thunderstorm potential and hail. and if you are walking, slippery roads, so do watch out. i'll have the hour by hour forecast taking beyond your morning commute. >>> a reminder, track the rain anytime with our app and be sure to enable push alerts. >>> tonight we have new details on a deadly domestic dispute on the peninsula. a hman sh

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good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. to tonight's top story, a seven-figure donation to help people whose san jose homes were soaked by the flooding. >> who don't receive 5 million? >> that's the man with the money. $5 million he's giving away to help people whose san jose homes flooded. >> most homes have been cleared for reentry however some parts are still not open for people to return to because of the damage and potential contamination from the flood waters. >> today people in mobile home parks received free dumpsters so they can start clearing away flood debris. >> the city's department of transportation started cleaning the streets today and perhaps the biggest boost for flood victims came in the form of a single $5 million donation today. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie is live and will make it way to the flood victims, david? >> reporter: well, dan and ama, every flood victim will have individual needs and the organizations will taylor their services to those individual needs. people might not have flood insu

. >> i'm dan ashley. the operatives behind the cyber attack are increasing levels of distrust between the two countries. >> the issue has been deepening. abc reporter spoke with the consum russian federation in san francisco. she joins us live in the newsroom. leeann? >> the consul general called all these allegations of hacking and then, of course, posting things on wikileaks, he called them, quote, ridiculous fantasy. now, he told me these accusations only make both countries move further apart. now, russia, he says, doesn't want to go back to the days of the cold war. >> until they are proven guilty in the court of law. >> reporter: that's the russian consul general responding that the agency filed criminal charges against two russian intelligence agents and hackers worker for them. they sold private information of millions of americans after hacking the yahoo! account. >> let's not talk about them like criminals. >> reporter: the consul general in san francisco sergey petrov would go no further. not e

. >> and i'm dan ashley. let's get trastraight to sandhy patel. >> take a look at live doppler 7 because the rainfall is intensifying right now. i'm going to take you to street-level radar. let's start in the east bay around forest knolls. 1.44 inches per hour. this is definitely going to be heavier rain, and as i track it for you, it is heading toward woodacre and it's lighter in intensity around the oakland, alameda area into piedmont. that is going to change as we are tracking off the coastline southwest of the bay area, thunderstorms, multipe lightning strikes, a good 58 miles away. it's a 2 for tomorrow. brief heavy rain expected. thunder and hail are possible. ferry ride, thunderstorm potential and hail. and if you are walking, slippery roads, so do watch out. i'll have the hour by hour forecast taking beyond your morning commute. >>> a reminder, track the rain anytime with our app and be sure to enable push alerts. >>> tonight we have new details on a deadly domestic dispute on the peninsula. a hman sh

. >> dan ashley joins us with the story. >> it's such a powerful story too.ne of the most courageous turning points and how the story of aids was told. it's a ground-breaking video journal from a very brave reporter here at abc 7. a name and a man some of you may remember. paul wynne. >> variety reports that the movie business was excellent. >> as an entertainment reporter in san francisco, paul wynne followed the bright lights. after his diagnosis of aids, he courageously decided to turn the spotlight on himself. >> and here i am today. only today, i have something i would have never dreamed about ten years ago. i have aids. >> in the months before the journal began, paul wasn't working and had all but dropped out of sight, until abc 7 news photographer loren morrison dropped by to visit him. their conversations turned to the idea of doing a journal. >> why did it occur to you to encourage paul to tell his story. >> dan, you and i know we're supposed to give people voice. that's what we do. that's what we're supposed to do. >> i want my tv work to be a legac

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.andhya, anthony, larry, thanks for joining us. >> have >>> it's an all new show today, "right this minute." an angry customer is threatening to blow up the joint over a lost phone. >> so firefighters responded. they called his phone! >> why they actually had a much better plan. >>> a funny lady takes on a nasty internet problem. >> mom shaming. >> see all the stuff she refuses to feel guilty about. >>> if your bucket list includes the northern lights, check out -- >> the way to do it the right way. >> why in this village, every room comes with a view. >> let's do jersey shore next weekend. >> the video tribute to every sports fan's dream girl. >> i know we're supposed to go out to dinner, but i would rather just watch football all day. >> see the heavens opening up and the angels are singing. >>> a firefighter is called to a coffee shop in malaysia, but as you can see in this first video, there is no fire, but things are really heating up. you can see some police officers there in the

i'm dan ashley. >> for all of us, thanks for joining >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, catherine zeta-jones -- from the houston rockets, james harden -- chris pratt with the new "guardians of the galaxy" trailer -- and music from hank "the hawk" knutley. and now, sure enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for coming. you're very nice. you're here. you're here, by the way, this is a special night tonight. tonight we're having a trump-free tuesday. [ cheers and applause ]

we appreciate your time, i'm dan ashley. >> thank you for joining us. >> have a good night, see you tomorrowtonight -- alec baldwin, from disney's "beauty and the beast", luke evans, and music from tuxedo. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thank you. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for not giving me up for lent. i appreciate that, too. today is ash wednesday. thiss

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us.n "jimmy kimmel live," mathieu perry. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, matthew perry -- from "chips," michael pena -- and music from paul shaffer featuring jenny lewis and shaggy. and now, stick around -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there. hi, there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for everything, really. i want to send a warm welcome to those of you watching on the east coast where winter storm stella has not been as terrible as everyone seemed to think it would be. this was supposed to be a huge storm.