it was really comforting and they were so brave. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> that was dan ashley. if you have the abc 7 news app, you were immediately notified of this breaking story yesterday afternoon. the app is free to download for apple and android devices. >>> a man kicked off a southwest flight for speaking arabic is suing the airline. it happened on a flight from l.a. to oakland in 2016. he was speaking on the phone when another arabic speaking passenger told a flight attendant he heard him mention a terrorist group. he was removed from the plane and questioned by fbi agents. he claims it caused him to suffer mental and emotional distre distress. >>> danvill police are trying to identify a bank robber. investigators releasing these photos of the man. it happened before 2:30 yesterday afternoon at the wells yesterday afternoon at the wells fargo on ka he was last seen running at the safe way parking lot on tas hara crossing. >>> just how much cooler is it? anywhere from 3 to double digits in fairfield, napa. look at half moon bay, 13 degrees cooler. let's start off with the

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i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze.ight now on jimmy >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >>> cameras catch a bad guy in motion. >> that is a pistol that he just fired off. >> the drama when police chase him down and pull a weapon of their own. >>> it's one cool coincidence for two dogs in seattle. >> you look like me, i look like you. >> what they knew that their owners didn't. >>> kayakers are running avalanche falls, when suddenly the explosion heard round the rapids. >> holy cow! >>> i love you even show you leave your clothes on the floor -- >> a wife's valentine's day message to her man. ♪ you always leave your boots where i trip ♪ ♪ don't tell me to come down or i'm gonna flip ♪ >> just calm down, baby. just calm down. >> this security video in birmingham, england, it's late in the evening, keep an eye on this guy. he's just been denied entrance to a bar. >> what the -- >> did you see that? >> that was not a firework. >> that was not. as he's walking away, example din nant he'd been re

i am dan ashley. >> i am kristen sze. tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." dude's got a money dilemma, with cash pinned under a car. >> you can't make stuff like this up. >> see how he's putting his back into it, while we're wondering real or fake. >>> the winter olympics have a lot of people excited. but not vic from brooklyn. >> i don't ski. >> why he should win a medal in mouthing off. >> i see a frozen pond that scares the [ bleep ] outta me. >>> are those two really friends? >> yes. coyote and a goat. >> the play date that's a little tough on the furniture. >>> and a fast driving son scaring mom. >> take me home, for real now. she's done, let her out. >> see why that is never gonna happen. i've done this to my mom so many times. >>> if the doolaa makes you holla you're going to do anything you can to get yourself some money, like this guy here. he's walking down the street and he sees that there are 100 yuan, roughly $15 u.s. pinned right under the tire of that car. he tries pulling it out but

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the president is pledging tougher background checks and screening for guns after listening session this afternoon with survivors of the florida high school shooting. >> news reporter tara palomary in washington. >> reporter: sat listening to families and survivors. justin gruber, hiding in closet while classmates were gund down. >> needed to be significant change in this country. needs to never happen again. people when they go to school feel they can be safe. all the school shootings don't make sense. should have been one and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. >> reporter: president trump vowed to take more action than predecessors. >> not talk like in the past. >> reporter: arming teachers resonated with president trump. recalled assistant coach dying using bodies ahuman shield. >> if the coach had a firearm in locker -- he was very brave. saved a lot of lives i suspect. if i had a firearm wouldn't have had to run

. >> good evening, i am dan ashley. >> i am daetz. >> reporter: prosecuted for dui and drug possession in redwood city. >> accused of driving drunk and killing edwin jackson and his uber driver. >> we believe at the hands of a drunk driver. >> reporter: he came from the united states illegally and racked up a criminal record the san mateo district attorney told abc7 drug possession charges and he was sentenced to drug treatment. reporting he was then deported twice in 2007 and 2009. it is not clear when he re-entered the country. a criminal defense attorney said what happens next is up to federal authorities. >> if they wanted to come in and grab him right now and deport him and send him back to guatemala, they can do that. >> reporter: president trump tweeted writing we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with ill-leigh immigration fast. a mexican immigrant who had been deported five times with charged in the shooting. and a jury acquitted him. >>> steve wynn has resigned of chairman of wynn resorts. departure comes after stepping down from financial chief of the republic

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz.ays since a gunman killed 17 people at stoneman douglas high. >> today the president and first lady visited the hospital. they did not visit parkland. >> maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: the president and first lady are grieving with parkland this friday night. >> very sad something like that could happen. >> reporter: offering their support to a community still raw after wednesday's school shooting took the lives of 17 people. two of them, both teenagers, laid to rest today. >> what if that was your child that was shot three times in th% heart, in the head, in the hand? think about it. >> reporter: their alleged killer now offering to plead guilty in order to avoid the death penalty. no word yet if the state will accept the deal. >> we are part of this community. as this community hurts, so do we. >> reporter: the fbi has now at mitted they were warned about the alleged shooter six weeks ago. the agency reveals on january 5g9, a person close to nikolas cruz called the tip lin

i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze, good night. introducing the pork belly blt from jack in the box. two strips of pork belly, green leaf lettuce, juicy tomatoes and tangy honey aioli even you'll love it, martha security! get him! wow, do you guys workout? try my new pork belly blt, part of my food truck series. introducing the prime rib from jack in the box. with strips of prime rib grilled with peppers and onions and smothered in provolone cheese and i'm challenging you to try it, martha it's on, jack. why are we whispering? try my new prime rib cheesesteak, part of my food truck series. damn. look at mrs. larabee, back on the market, living the single life in l.a. give me my phone. gi-- give -- give me -- give me the phone. carol is not back on the market. she took a new job and chuck couldn't go with her. look, she's sitting behind a desk. how does that say she's living the single life? top button unbuttoned. open for business.

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for alma daetz. tonight 77 businesses in northern california now have just days to provide paperwork to i.c.e. about their employees. >> abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is live in san mateo with more on this new worry tonight for undocumented immigrants in the bay area. katie? >> reporter: dan and kristen, religious leaders gathered at this church this evening to stand in solidarity against the threat of i.c.e. raids. little did they know earlier this week, agents were auditing businesses across the bay area. >> if you need a place, our houses of faith are open to you. >> for us this is not a political issue. it's a moral issue. >> reporter: religious leaders gathered in san mateo to stand in solidarity with immigrants. >> as we stand on the side of love with the most vulnerable among us. >> reporter: for three days prior i.c.e. agents have been making the rounds in northern california. they audited 77 businesses in san francisco, sacramento and san jose looking for illegal hires like undocumented

. >> and i am dan ashley. taking action to have thousands of misdemeanor convictions thrown out and reduced. >> reporter: calling the media to his office to announce a major change in policy. >> we want to address the wrongs that were caused by the failure on the war on drug for many years in this country. >> reporter: his staff will begin working to reverse more than 3,000 misdemeanor pot convictions and reexamine felony convictions. >> never have to come to our court. >> reporter: also including violent crimes like murder, rape, and other serious charges will not be included. >> get a little bit of a break. >> reporter: a new state law will have some defts having their arrest record sealed. not everybody is in favor of this. bishop rob allen opposed. >> you are putting the individuals that have kept the community in hostage and allow them to come back and take total control of that community again. >> reporter: but gaskon says the war on drugs hasn't worked and made us safer. >> i feel this is a giant step t

. >> i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> now new data shows that bay area residents may be fed up with the whole thing. a report by red fin saying over the last few months 16,000 people moved away. >> the bay area was the number one spot in the country for outward migration. most people heading to los angeles, sacramento and canada. >> pitching tech companies. >> we know that investing in canada is a smart thing to do in this global economy. we have access to markets around the world with the trade deals we are signing. an educated diverse workforce that does great work. i am going to continue to make that case. >> was speaking from app direct. and. >> he also med with sales force ceo who announced the company will invest another $2 billion in canadian. >>> mayor muriel bowser wrote in a statement this is a first of its kind trip for the city in which we target the west coast as an opportunity to attract business and capital. >> it doesn't come as a surprise to a lot of people who used to live here. melony woodrow joining us now. >> reporter: a great sense of humor a

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. top story which affects all americans. six weeks ago president trump signed the bill into law. >> changes to with holding started this month. many people will see larger paychecks but will we keep the extra money. david louie talked with a tax expert to find out. >> reporter: what will the increase be? >> maybe 70? i don't know. >> reporter: hoping it will be that much? >> hasn't had a chance to look. >> just deposited today. haven't looked yet. >> reporter: professor at san jose state says the amount will vary by income and other factors. >> married under 120,000 of income, children under the sage of 18, they are going to see a tax cut. >> increase would be due to their loss of deduction such as in california high income individuals losing their state deduction and property tax other than total of 10,000 deduction, that could be a significant amount for some folks. >> reporter: she recommends tax professionals crunch the numbers. >> with holding tables for you might not work out. you would be well-served to do calculation

. >> and i am dan ashley. we are getting a first look at body cam video of a deadly b.a.r.t. footage. >> the incident is still under investigation but they showed it to the family. let me warn you here, it is graphic and shows the actual shooting. >> right there. that's what i wanted to see. >> let me see your hands now. >> it is hard to watch there. the b.a.r.t. officer heard a gun shot. the officer yelled for them to stop and opened fire. >> tindle's family maintained they shot. >> it was clear when i saw the video that mr. tindle was shot multiple times in the back at a time when it was not apparent that he had a weapon of any kind. >> investigators did recover a gun at the scene. not clear who it belong to. the other man involved in the fight did suffer a gunshot wound. >> oakland police released a statement. >>> a familiar name in the news tonight. an twaun wilson. >> with a look at what cost wilson his job. >> an investigation released last month found a third of high school seniors missed too many classes. >> he was fired for violating district policy. he used his clou

i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. >> shots rang out at marjory stoneman douglas high school. not far from miami, florida. the school will be closed for the rest of the week. >> the latest information has 17 fatalities with others injured. the victims a mixture of students and adults. the suspect has been caught. 19-year-old nicolaus cruz. let's begin our team coverage. >> reporter: fearful moment. gunshots rang out at a high school in southern florida. at least 17 dead. the shooting occurring both inside and outside the school of more than 3,000 students. students first can be seen running away from the school. later others evacuating their arms outstretched. student michael kats was in the school when the shooting began. >> i heard sort of like a garbage struck banging. and then all of a sudden i hear boom, boom, and i heard screaming ev screaming everywhere. >> five cops and i am like that is not a drill. >> this horrific homsidal. >> reporter: suspect nikolas cruz walked out. arrested off campus without incident. >> we are trying to find motives, culpability of other membe

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. right now jimmy kimmel, oprah winfrey. >> for sandhya, larry, all of us, have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> fed up neighbors take out their frustrations on a car, smashing, grinding and hacking away. the reason they took matters into their own hands. >> it's a long awaited homecoming day and everybody is getting a big surprise. the emotional reunion one by one by one. >> oh, this is one of those places where -- people have to figure it out. >> see how many tries it takes to do that. >> and a pedicure for a brave man who's cutting the talons off. we'll reveal how a little grooming goes a very long way. >> oh, my gosh. hey, that's like a local -- >> typically we applaud people for taking matters into their own hands. in this case, i think it's going to be up for debate. watch what these guys are up to. >> oh, no. >> at least three of them going at this car with a golf club an ax and a portable power tool, smashing, grinding and hacking

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim for ama daetz. >> snow, rain, hail, all across northern california. >> you can really hear the rat-tat of the hail coming down in walnut creek and you can hear it it in larkspurr as well. >> and they can this out. those are snowflakes falling on mount volmer. we captured this just about 30 minutes ago. >> let's bring in the expert. weather anchor spencer christian. >> we have had lightning strikes and thunderstorms as well as the hail and wind. active weather especially in the east bay. just south of tracy along interstate 5. white and pink indicates snow. let's take a look at the fremont area. reports of hailstorms and downpours along interstate 880. all of the local highways there. just pouring over there in that area. swinging southward this active weather. and we will see it moving down through milpitas and down to san jose. and points southward. the storm still ranks one on the storm impact scale. you will notice a little mix of snow indicated by the pink and the white there. but it is going to dissipate quickly after 8:00 p.m. or so. and fall a

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. we started seeing weather we don't usually get in the bay area. snow in the oakland hills. it didn't stay solid for very long. >> in berkeley, they saw hail. it pelted this back jarred deck for several minutes. >> a child was able to mash them together into a chunk of ice with all of the hail he could get. kind of a snowball, right? >> kind of. the viewer who shot this video said he saw a mix of hail and snow. >> less than two hours ago thrk is a time lapse of falling hail. >> let's get a check with spencer christian. >> it didn't last long. but it did happen. we are not seeing much at all in the way of moisture showing up there. just little small patches of green. and this is what happened over the last few hours. the system did produce isolated hailstones. freezing rain, even snow. all of that did happen over the period of about two hours or so. what is coming behind it is frigid air. a freeze warning in effect tonight. that darker blue color there, away from the coast and the bay s

. >> and i am dan ashley. taking action to have thousands of misdemeanor convictions thrown out and reduced. >> reporter: calling the media to his office to announce a major change in policy. >> we want to address the wrongs that were caused by the failure on the war on drug for many years in this country. >> reporter: his staff will begin working to reverse more than 3,000 misdemeanor pot convictions and reexamine felony convictions. >> never have to come to our court. >> reporter: also including violent crimes like murder, rape, and other serious charges will not be included. >> get a little bit of a break. >> reporter: a new state law will have some defts having their arrest record sealed. not everybody is in favor of this. bishop rob allen opposed. >> you are putting the individuals that have kept the community in hostage and allow them to come back and take total control of that community again. >> reporter: but gaskon says the war on drugs hasn't worked and made us safer. >> i feel this is a giant step t

. >> i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> now new data shows that bay area residents may be fed up with the whole thing. a report by red fin saying over the last few months 16,000 people moved away. >> the bay area was the number one spot in the country for outward migration. most people heading to los angeles, sacramento and canada. >> pitching tech companies. >> we know that investing in canada is a smart thing to do in this global economy. we have access to markets around the world with the trade deals we are signing. an educated diverse workforce that does great work. i am going to continue to make that case. >> was speaking from app direct. and. >> he also med with sales force ceo who announced the company will invest another $2 billion in >>> mayor muriel bowser wrote in a statement this is a first of its kind trip for the city in which we target the west coast as an opportunity to attract business and capital. >> it doesn't come as a surprise to a lot of people who used to live here. melony woodrow joining us now. >> reporter: a great sense of humor about the c

i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze.he campus re-opened to teachers. >> classes for students will resume on wednesday. we are learning more meantime about the alleged shooter nikolaus cruz. >> the thing is, i lost my mother days ago. and i am dealing -- >> the broward county sheriff's office says they were called to the alleged shooter's home 23 times. >> related to concerns that this person could shoot up a school. >> tackling three topics, school safety, gun laws and mental health. >> today i am calling for a mandatory public officer in every school. we will require all individuals purchasing firearms to be 21 or older. i want it to be virtually impossible for anyone with mental issues using a gun. >> president trump focused on school safety calling for stronger background checks especially for the mentally ill. >> well, growing number of companies are distancing themselves from the nationl rifle association ending discounts and other membership benefits. >> let us now how you feel. should companies boycott the nra. yo

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. top story which affects all americans. six weeks ago president trump signed the bill into law. >> changes to with holding started this month. many people will see larger paychecks but will we keep the extra money. david louie talked with a tax expert to find out. >> reporter: what will the increase be? >> maybe 70? i don't know. >> reporter: hoping it will be that much? >> hasn't had a chance to look. >> just deposited today. haven't looked yet. >> reporter: professor at san jose state says the amount will vary by income and other factors. >> married under 120,000 of income, children under the sage of 18, they are going to see a tax cut. >> increase would be due to their loss of deduction such as in california high income individuals losing their state deduction and property tax other than total of 10,000 deduction, that could be a significant amount for some folks. >> reporter: she recommends tax professionals crunch the numbers. >> with holding tables for you might not work out. you would be well-served to do calculation

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim in for -- >> reporter: half of those arrested also have criminal investigations. telling abc7 news that the arrest number again more than 150 people and is quote way more than normal for this kind of enforcement operation. this coming three days after oakland mayor libby schaaf went public warning residents. sanctuary jurisdictions like san francisco and oakland shield dangerous criminal aliens. and i have to believe that some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor's irresponsible decision. among those arrested, a napa man taken into custody on sunday. i.c.e. telling us armando nunez salgado is a documented gang member. at the time of his arrest his family told abc7 news he had done nothing wrong. in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> the most destructive fire storm in history burned down buildings and killed 44 people. o one sonoma county super visor nearly brought to tears. >> reporter: there are some first responders who described it as a fog of war. >> where is the fire? >> there are fires in so many places. >> reporter: one among tho

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> reporter: this is what it looked like. >> i heard a popping and things exploding that is what woke me up. >> reporter: oakland firefighters were able to get the fire out quickly but soon discovered a body inside. >> a lot of combustibles inside and around a homeless encampment. >> i have been you know, crying this morning and telling everybody about it. >> reporter: he says the man who died is a long time resident. >> he is always cooking and always heating, he would bring it into his own home. we tried to talk to him about that. >> reporter: those who live here tell us dangerous fires are pretty common place. first time in a long time that somebody has died. this every campment under the 98 freeway. >> people can't live like this. boxes, those are in my opinion very dangerous. >> reporter: oakland police and fire investigators calling the incident an unexplained death. >>> investigators are looking into this man, he works as a counselor for the california school for the deaf in f

i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. the firefighters were transferred and said they were the ones discriminated against. the group spoke exclusively with vic lee. >> reporter: here is the lawsuit filed by the eight officers. they deny harassing the female firefighter. they told us they were punished and kicked off the station without a chance to defend themselves. and it is with this lawsuit that they hope to clear their names. >> did any of you harass this female firefighter? >> no. >> absolutely not. >> no. >> reporter: but the end result, they were transferred out of fire station two in china town. results of a complain by a female firefighter. she said she was harassed by the men because of her gender. confirming the results of the probe. >> findings of harassment and this is something we don't tolerate. >> reporter: a letter to the chief says station two was hostile and challenging for women. the eight firefighters most of them officers of the firehouse say no. >> we didn't do anything wrong hre. we did our jobs an

good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> abc7 news reporter talked to the man. >> reporter: when the owner ban dango van rentals rented out the van. under california law, rental companies can't report a vehicle stolen under five days overdue. sharky even documented his frustration on twitter which caught the eye of san francisco supervisor. >> i think there could be changes. >> reporter: if a stroke of sheer luck, he see the stolen van right in front of him. he says at that point, he called sfpd after being told their hands are tied, decided to take matters in his own hand. turning on to phil moore and ended up on 17. after telling the people that the police are -- >> we know this is factoring into some of these break in issues and we want to be part of the solution. >> reporter: in franz, dion lim abc7 news. >>> jury found the man guilty today killing two sheriff's deputies. he vowed more violence. he said he is going to kill more cops. sacramento county sheriff praises the jury's decision. >> i am it will be the first step toward the long road towa

good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. florida's governor calling it pure evil. >> reporter: the sound of gunshot. bringing out at a south florida high school. just after 2:00 students preparing to leave for the day when a shooter identified as nikolas cruz wearing a gas masked armed with smoke grenades opened fire. >> we started running indoors. >> reporter: was.w.a.t. teams moving in. >> they bust open the window and saved us. it was intense. >> reporter: her teacher shot. >> we saw his body for 30 minutes. we were just praying and crying and then the police came and we just got out. >> reporter: the sheriff's office confirmed 15 killed on-site. and two died later at the hospital. >> this is a catastrophic day in broward county history. i am sick to my stomach. >> reporter: the 19-year-old former student walked out of the school. >> white male, burgundy shirt wearing a black hat and either long black pants or shorts mixed in with a group of students. >> reporter: superintendents saying they are heart broken over this uns

. >> i'm dan ashley. for the first time in months, three california counties fall into the severe drought category, shown on this map in orange. >> and today's snow survey found the sierra snowpack at 14% of average while statewide it's 27% of average. >> david louie is live with a look at the big picture and a glimpse of what we can expect this year. >> there's no question people have been enjoying a string of warm and sunny days, heading out to trails and parks like this one. but there is concern that ha significant dry spell could imperil our water supply. however, the water district says it's a bit early to use word drought. the reservoir's owned and operated bit valley water district. they're primed to capture runoff. but stretchesf sun and warm temperatures have some people wondering about another drought. a trodrought means there's a wa supply shortage. >> we don't have a water shortage because of the good work our community's done to conserve water. >> on a larger scale, there is measured concern

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> nancy pelosi took advantage to the magic minute rule. >> i am going to go on as my leadership minute allows. >> reporter: eight hours and 40 minutes. >> people would text me and say i would have gone to the bathroom by now and i texted back don't jinx her. >> reporter: president trump ended an obama era. >> when she was a child. >> reporter: fed up she began reading the stories of dreamers. allowing the leaders of both parties to make remarks as long as they want. she spoke to longer than any other leader before her. >> reporter: the eight-hour stunt may have been all for nougt. >> if you are in the minority in the house you don't have any leverage. the house is majority rule up and down the line. >> reporter: but on this day, pelosi made her point and set a record along the way. >> a day after elon musk celebrating sending a tesla roadster into space, a delay for customers waiting for their new model three. many people who put deposits done on new model threes have taken to twitter saying tesla might be delays. musk says quote if

. >> good evening, i am dan ashley. >> i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> reporter: prosecuted for dui and drug possession in redwood city. >> accused of driving drunk and killing edwin jackson and his uber driver. >> we believe at the hands of a drunk driver. >> reporter: he came from the united states illegally and racked up a criminal record the san mateo district attorney told abc7 news. drug possession charges and he was sentenced to drug treatment. reporting he was then deported twice in 2007 and 2009. it is not clear when he re-entered the country. a criminal defense attorney said what happens next is up to federal authorities. >> if they wanted to come in and grab him right now and deport him and send him back to guatemala, they can do that. >> reporter: president trump tweeted writing we must get the dems to get tough on the border and with ill-leigh immigration fast. a mexican immigrant who had been deported five times with charged in the shooting. and a jury acquitted him. >>> steve wynn has resigned of chairman of wynn resorts. departure comes after stepping down from finan

good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> abc7 news reporter talkedhe man. >> reporter: when the owner ban dango van rentals rented out van. under california law, rental companies can't report a vehicle stolen under five days overdue. sharky even documented his frustration on twitter which caught the eye of san supervisor. >> i think there could be changes. >> reporter: if a stroke of sheer luck, he see the stolen van right in front of him. he says at that point, he called sfpd after being told their hands are tied, decided to take matters in his own turning on to phil moore and ended up on 17. 17. 17. after telling the the police are -- >> we know this is factoring into some of these break in issues and we want to be part of the solution. >> reporter: in franz, dion lim abc7 news. >>> jury found the man guilty today killing two sheriff's deputies. he vowed more violence. he said he is going to kill more cops. sacramento county sheriff praises the jury's decision. >> i am certain it will be the first step toward the long road toward justice. >> prosec

i am dan ashley. >> and i dion lim. >> and now you will hear first hand from passengers who tonight are very happy to be on the ground. >> tremendous bang and a depleted subtle vibration. >> that's how passengers described what happened when the right engine suddenly failed over the pacific. >> i thought we were going to die and hoped that my wkids kne that i loved them. >> it had to finish its flight to on one engine. >> they had us brace. >> the wide body jet landed safely while emergency crews waited on the runway. >> we had to wait for the fire crews. >> understandable emotions like anxiety and fear became feelings of relief and joy. >> everyone cheered and clapped and we were crying. >> when we were leaving the plane, they looked them straight in the eye and it was comforting and they were so brave. >> those of you with the abc7 news app were immediately alerted with this story. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. her nephew was shot near the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement later. >

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the president is pledging tougher background checks and screening for guns after listening session this afternoon with survivors of the florida high school shooting. >> news reporter tara palomary in washington. >> reporter: sat listening to families and survivors. justin gruber, hiding in closet while classmates were gund down. >> needed to be significant change in this country. needs to never happen again. people when they go to school feel they can be safe. all the school shootings don't make sense. should have been one and we should have fixed it. and i'm pissed, because my daughter i'm not going to see again. she's not here. >> reporter: president trump vowed to take more action than predecessors. >> not talk like in the past. >> reporter: arming teachers resonated with president trump. recalled assistant coach dying using bodies ahuman shield. >> if the coach had a firearm in locker -- he was very brave. saved a lot of lives i suspect. if i had a firearm wouldn't have had to run

i am dan ashley. >> and i dion lim. >> and now you will hear first hand from passengers who tonight are happy to be on the ground. >> tremendous bang and a depleted subtle vibration. >> that's how passengers described what happened when the right engine suddenly failed over the pacific. >> i thought we were going to die and hoped that my wkids kne that i loved them. >> it had to finish its flight to hawaii on one engine. >> they had us brace. >> the wide body jet landed safely while emergency crews waited on the runway. >> we had to wait for the fire crews. >> understandable emotions like anxiety and fear became feelings of relief and joy. >> everyone cheered and clapped and we were crying. >> when we were leaving the plane, they looked them straight in the eye and it was comforting and they were so brave. >> those of you with the abc7 news app were immediately alerted with this story. >>> this story developing right now, a fatal shooting at vallejo tonight. her nephew was shot near the the vallejo federal building. gathering information about what happened and will issue a statement la

. >> i'm dan ashley. the plane was safe and no one was injured. >> it was high over the ocean when the cover blew off the engine. passengers seated on the right saw pieces of metal flying. >> as the plane approached hand lieu lieu flight attendants ordered passengers to prepare for emergency landing. listen. >> brace. brace. >> you can hear the instructions-on on the ground. emergency crews waited along the runway. 40 minutes after it started the passengers were on the ground safe. >> a tremendous bang, and a very sudden vibration. it settled down to a shaking because the engine mount was shaking. >> it was horrible. even the -- like the flight attendants were really professional but scared. >> some people were definitely quite upset. people were crying and nervous. we didn't know what was happening. obviously once we landed everyone cheered and clapped and people were crying. we were crying. we were so happy to be safely on the ground. >> such relief. united says the pilots followed the procedures for en

thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. another horrific school shooting backup 17 dead at stoneman douglas high school with school of 3,000 students not far from miami, florida. by the end of the rampage 19-year-old nikolas cruz killed 12199the school and others outside. two others died at the hospital. maggie reule is in parkland, florida. >> students here say they just trained what to do in an active shooter situation last month never thinking back then they would have to put the training to use. eye. >> the sound of gunshots. >> oh, my god. >> ringing out at a south florida high school. just after two. students preparing to leave for the day when a shooter now identified as nikolas cruz using a single ar-5 with countless magazines wear a gas mask armed with smoke grenades opened fire. >> we were running i didn't know what was happening. >> s.w.a.t. teams moved in searching for the shooter and clearing out the school of more than 3,000. >> and the s.w.a.t. team they bust open the window and saved us. it was intense. >> o

. >> i'm dan ashley. investigators answered some questions about the gunman, 19-year-old nikolas cruz. >> cruz made his first court appearance this morning, charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. a judge denied him bail. investigators say cruz took an uber to the school and went to an mcdonald's before he was arrested. >> a white nationalist group today said cruz had done paramilitary drills with the organization. tonight, thousands attended a vigil at parkland, florida, just one of a dozen or so planned to honor the victims. >> the victims include 14-year-old alex schachter who won a state championship for playing trombone in the school marching band last year. his dad called him a sweetheart of a kid. >> 14-year-old alaina petty was a church volunteer who helped the victims of hurricane irma last year. >> 15-year-old luke hoyer was described by his cousin as an amazing individual with a contagious smile. >> other students among the victims, 18-year-old meadow pollack, 17-year-old helena ramsey,

good evening thank you for joining i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. family members began to lay loved ones to rest as the fbi makes an alarming admission. the agency was warned about the shooter weeks ago. abc news reporter maggie ruly has more. >> we're in front of the school all day and all day we have seen students coming to grieve and light candle as hold each other for support the president and first lady greechg with parkland tonight. >> very sad something like that could happen. >> offering support to a community still raw after wednesday's school shooting took the lives of 17 people. two of them both teenagers laid to rest today. >> what if that was your child shot three times in the heart, in the head in the hand? think about it. >> their allege killer now offering to plead guilty in order to avoid the death penalty. no word yet if the state will accept the deal. >> we are part of in community. as this community hurts, so do we. >> the fbi is now admitted they were warned about the alleged shooter six weeks ago. the agency reveals that on jan

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the president is in florida right now to meet those affected by the school shooting that left 17 people dade. >> an hour ago he and the first lady praised the first responders. two of the victims were laid to rest today. seven are still in the hospital. >> the president said he visited with some of them. he has not announced plans to visit parkland where the shooting took place. >> the fbi admitted it made a major mistakes. >> let's begin with maggie rulli in parkland. >> what if that was your child that was shot three times in the heart n the head n the hand? think about it. >> reporter: the first of 17 funerals begins today for the victims of wednesday's mass shooting. >> my home away from home was attacked brutally and tragically. >> reporter: just hours ago president trump landed in florida, visiting parkland to meet with first responders, survivors, and the parents who lost their children. >>, the job they have done is incredible and i want to congratulate everyone. >> reporter:

. >> and i'm dan ashley. a light storm with plenty of effects. you can hear the wind whipping, abc 7 news was as chrissy field in san francisco where we found weather vanes spinning and white caps on the bay. a few hours later rain and hail pelted vallejo, enough hail to start piling up on this car's windshield. >> snow dumped on the sierra most of the day as you can see from the lake tahoe tv at heavenly mountain resort. chains are required for drivers. that's on both interstate 80 and highway 50. in the midst of the stormy weather. look, we see the sun breaking through giving glimpses of rainbows like these. >> nice. we want to get the latest information so we'll bring in the expert. >> that's abc 7 news weather arrange spencer christian to track the level one storms. >> thank you. despite the weather of the rainbow the weather wasn't a pot of gold. here is a look at live doppler 7. things are calm for you but numerous reports of hail from the peninsula to the east bay to the north bay. so let me give you a look at what's happening. it's windy.

. >>> good evening thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. late this evening, i.c.e. dpiermd to abc 7 news that the arrests were part of a targeted immigration operation. and in a news release tonight the agency's deputy director called out oakland's mayor for publicizing the operation in advance. here is abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler. >> as is says half of those arrested have criminal convictions in addition to immigration violations. and immigration and customs enforcement tells tus that the arrest number again more than 150 people is quote way more than normal for this type of enforcement operation. now this coming just three days after oakland mayor libby shaf went public, warning zrenlts of possible raids in the coming days. >> yesterday, i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> i.c.e. is sharply criticizing th mayor's move saying sanctuary jurisdictions like san francisco and oakland shield dangerous criminal aliens. the i.c.e. statement reads in part, 864 criminal aliens and public

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the president is in florida right now to meet those affected by the school shooting that left 17 people dade. >> an hour ago he and the first lady praised the first responders. two of the victims were laid to rest today. seven are still in the hospital. >> the president said he visited with some of them. he has not announced plans to visit parkland where the shooting took place. >> the fbi admitted it made a major mistakes. >> let's begin with maggie rulli in parkland. >> what if that was your child that was shot three times in the heart n the head n the hand? think about it. >> reporter: the first of 17 funerals begins today for the victims of wednesday's mass shooting. >> my home away from home was attacked brutally and tragically. >> reporter: just hours ago president trump landed in florida, visiting parkland to meet with first responders, survivors, and the parents who lost their children. >>, the job they have done is incredible and i want to congratulate everyone. >> reporter: