i'm dan ashley. >> abc 7 newings's kate larson spoke to those on strike and to patients. >> hundreds of uc. ies pictured into the evening hours. >> what are do we want? >> they are going for higher wages and better benefits. they worked at the campus for 37 years. >> back in the day, we have better care. they care about the workers and treat the workers right. now they are just outsourcing or job. >> they were picketing in solidarity with the service workers and nurses are joining the strike. they trained replacement workers and had to cancel 300 surgeries and 1200 surgeries. >> he was relieved to get a text that the mri was still on the schedule. >> were there any signs of a strike in the hospital? >> no. everything is normal.

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. >> and i am dan ashley. no one has been murdered in alba albany since 2015 until this past weekend. >> victim was found with a gunshot wound. abc7 reporter wayne freedman spoke to people. >> reporter: when a murder happens next door or across the street, or down the road that is too close to home. >> i am shocked. in broad daylight. >> reporter: the victim died in the hospital after they found him shot. he may have been a homeless person who have been living here for roughly two weeks. >> seemed like a person who was homeless but very just tidy, i don't know how to explain it. >> reporter: it is notable as albany's first murder in three years and third in 15. >> i would not imagine there would be a murder here. >> peaceful quiet town. >> reporter: no reassurance in what happens usually. >> the world is changing so much. you hear about people getting shot on the freeway for anything. i don't know. it is weird. >> reporter: police tape gone. bench just a resting place again in a community where on the surface,

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, among those concerned about their homes, pair of residents who moved after they lost home in the north bay fires. >> can you imagine in katie utehs with developments. >> reporter: street level as hawaii's kilawaia erupts. a family who relocated from santa rosa following the north bay fires shared this video. never expected to be in the path of a natural disaster again. earthquak earthquakes registering at uc berkeley. it's this little piec. >> reporter: largest so far, 6.9 magnitude quake. epicenter in closed section of hawaii volcanoes national park. >> this is the beginning of the big earthquake. >> reporter: it can detect sizeable earthquakes worldwide. >> instruments with measure magnitude 5 to 5 1/2 or greater anywhere in the world.world. >> reporter: rarely threatens home. >> could something bigger come, we don't know. >> reporter: 1,800 people have been evacuated. abc7. >> united and hawaiian airlines are allowing passengers to change their flight without paying a fee. >> from lafayette after injuring both legs after falling on a ledge in yosemi

. >> i'm dan ashley. a live look from our camera, you can see the wind blowing it up once again. heavy wind out there tonight. >> let's get to our meteorologist, sandhya patel. >> a look at the winds. they're howling in the hills gusting to 35 miles per hour. knoxville creek, 26 miles per hour wind. north, northeasterly wind. 26% at mount tam, wind advisories for the hills until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts may reach as high as 55 miles per hour. watch out for trees and power lines toppling. there's potential for that. what's bringing the wind? low pressure to the east, high pressure building in and we're sandwiched between the two systems so that wind is flowing from the high to the low, and we are going to continue with the gusty winds. but this is going to set the stage for your weekend. i'll be back with a closer look, including mother's day coming up. dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, high winds are a painful reminder for north bay residents of the devastating wildfires last october. but this weekend a major event is pumping positive energy and dollars into the commu

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.ional transportation safety board released a detailed report today about the close call at sfo last july. >> incredibly close. that report shows air canada 759, which you can see here, may have come as close as 10 feet from hitting a philippines airlines jet, triggering what would have been one of the worst aviation disasterers in history. >> kate larsen has the story and reaction from a bay area congressman. >> confirms 59 -- >> reporter: newly released video shows how close canada flight 759 came to four commercial airplanes sitting on a taxi way. we obtained the audio, but the video shows just how near a miss it really was. >> 759, clear to land. >> reporter: the tower cleared flight 759 to land on a runway. but it was on a trajectory to land on taxiway c instead, flying just 59 feet above the one thousand passengers sitting on the four jets waiting the take off. >> where is this guy going? >> he is on the taxi way. >> looked like you were lined up for charlie there. >> united 1, ai

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. now to our other top stories, stand or pay up. >> yeah, today nfl owners approved a new policy addressing the controversy over national anthem protests. >> 49ers owner jed york as the only one to abstain from the voting. tonight 49ers players and coaches met with fans in san jose. >> abc7 news reporter carlos sa said owe is outside the theater tonight with the story. carlos. >> reporter: well, the event was labeled as the state of the franchise but there was very little announcement as far as today's decision with the nfl and its anthem policy. "the fan" fa the fanfare was just as loud outside as the was inside for the state of the franchise. team leadership discussed what fans have to look forward to this upcoming season, but were mum on the nfl's new national anthem policy. >> it's still pretty early on so i'm not sure what i'm going to be doing. >> reporter: under the new rule, any player who comes out onto the field during the anthem must stand. otherwise the team will get fined.

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the abc 7 news app and push alerts we will let you know when that roadway fully opens again. first, though, to our other top stories. >> i'm like indiana jones when it comes to spirituality. but i'm not an animal. i'm not a torturer. and i'm not a monster. >> a fairfield father accused of torturing his ten children insists from jail tonight he is not a monster. >> tonight there are more charges against the couple accused of abusing their children. abc 7 news reporter lisa aminute gulezian has the latest sfrelts fairfield. from me, this is torture. >> reporter: jonathan allen was emotional as he spoke candidly from the solano county jail. >> i'm not an animal. i'm not a torturer. and i'm not a monster. >> reporter: allen fiercely denies all allegations against him and his wife, ina rogers. he's charged with torture and child cruelty involving his ten children. >> i'm not a cruel dad whatsoever. i'm the most loving parent that i could possibly be. >> reporter: but authorities paint a ve

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. >> and i'm dan ashley. the money you spend on t-shirts in the parking lot at warriors games is probably not going where you think it is, but tonight homeland security agents are trying to change that. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian went along with them tonight and is live outside oracle with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. lisa? >> reporter: ama and dan, just about everyone knows that buying gear inside the arena for the warriors is pretty expensive. but not everyone realizes that there's a bigger price that's paid by buying the fake stuff out here on the street. a team of undercover homeland security agents is briefed. >> there's two pop-ups and there's a guy that's selling right now. >> reporter: they quickly move out. they have work to do all around oracle arena. pop-up vendors are everywhere, and their merchandise -- >> that's counterfeit right there. you can't even read -- you can hardly even read that out as nba. >> reporter: this specialized team knows exactly what to look for and

. >> and i am dan ashley. vicee will walk you through how it was recorded. >> reporter: the police do not believe the victims were targets. they believe they were at the wrong place, at the wrong time. fortunately for police, video captured it all. >> we had gone to a graduation party and coming back to the house. >> reporter: an end to a fun night. as they said goodbyes, someone come out of the shadows. the three friend do not want their names used for safety reason. for this story, we are calling him derek. >> maybe someone asking for money. and then we saw the gun and realized it was a different situation. >> take off your wallet. and take off your ring. and you, give me your purse. give me your ring. give me all of it. >> reporter: the gunman seemed nervous. he said he meant business. >> don't turn around. i am going to turn you in your leg. >> threw me into the ground. >> reporter: derek skinned his knee and scraped his thumb. fortunately that was the extent of the injuries. police captain was amazed of t

. >> and i am dan ashley. no one has been murdered in alba albany since 2015 until this past weekend. >> victim was found wit a gunshot wound. abc7 reporter wayne freedman spoke to people. >> reporter: when a murder happens next door or across the street, or down the road that is too close to home. >> i am shocked. in broad daylight. >> reporter: the victim died in the hospital after they found him shot. he may have been a homeless person who have been living here for roughly two weeks. >> seemed like a person who was homeless but very just tidy, i don't know how to explain it. >> reporter: it is notable as albany's first murder in three years and third in 15. >> i would not imagine there would be a murder here. >> peaceful quiet town. >> reporter: no reassurance in what happens usually. >> the world is changing so much. you hear about people getting shot on the freeway for anything. i don't know. it is weird. >> reporter: police tape gone. bench just a resting place again in a community where on the surface,

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us here, thank you for joining us. on >>> a biker is clotheslined. >> he saw what happened so he comes to get her. >> see the frantic escape after a fast moving train. >>> the card trick that changes everything. . > >>> it's a celebration ofebratif grandma. >> plus get tuesday's buzz word for your chance do win a google home or amazon echo. ♪ >> the cruise that f for families with kids. >> you dump them off and pick them up without a look. >> i want us all to be clear on some of the facts. do you see the gate coming down? >> yes. >> whags next should have been avoided. this person is coming at it. >> you have got he comes to get her. she can hardly get out without that motorcycle being moved by her. that's when the train train tran >> rt. >> what did we just

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.year-old sophomore says it took a matter of minutes to hack into the grade system at ygnacio valley high school. >> and tonight he spoke exclusively with abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian. >> police search warrant. >> excuse me? >> open the door. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the moment armed officers and the secret service broke down the door to david rotaro's home. the 16-year-old admitted to me he hacked into ygnacio high school's grading network. it took him just five minutes to create a phishing e-mail which he sent out to school staff. administrators were tipped off two weeks ago. that's when someone in the i.t. department got that phishing e ma mail but it went to spam. just from n. case he asked all the teachers if they'd gotten the same e-mail. only one admitted to opening it. all he needed was one e-mail and password. he raised and dropped the grades of 10 female. >> he was charged with unauthorized use of entering a network to unauthorized use of a person's

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, thanks for joining us.s day. >> indeed. have a great weekend. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show right in minute. some guy hears sounds coming from a bag. >> it doesn't a puppy or a kitten. >> the shocker when they realize what's >>> for anyone in the market for a new set of nails, whynails, are getting new word of mouth. >> plus the new you choose give away. your chance to win google home or amazon echo. >> ruben has a plan. >> why girlfriends and leaf blowers don't mix. >> no. >> you notice how this table is divided. >>> a group of friends were out for a nice evening hike. off in the distance they heard it. when they heard it they thought there is a puppy in need. they got their phones out and used them to light their way as they have found what they were looking we see what was down there. it wasn't a puppy or kitten. >> no. >> they found an hour's old baby girl. this happens in salem, india. >> my heart is broken. >> that's why they have such a gender imbalance. >> she could have sustained head

. >> and i'm dan ashley. classes at santa fe high school in texas are cancelled through at least tuesday and the district doesn't know yet when they'll resume. >> president trump has ordered flags to fly at half staff in honor of the victims. take a look at the suspect, 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis in court. >> he's chargededededededededed murder. he did not enter a plea and the judge denied him bond. because he's a minor, he will not be eligible for the death penalty. >> reporter omar jimenez begins our team coverage. >> still have several more shots firing. >> he's actively shooting. he's in the art room. we've got -- we've got shots fired right now guys. we need all of you up here. >> reporter: officials say nine students and one teacher are dead after 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis allegedly walked into an art class at santa fe high school in galveston county, texas, and opened fire. witnesses describe running from the school when they heard gunshots. >> i was scared for my life. >> a teacher was te

. >> and i'm dan ashley.devastating, emotional day for students at san ramon valley high school in danville. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the school tonight where there's a memorial for this 15-year-old student. lisa. >> reporter: ama and dan, the memorial behind me has really grown over the past few hours, and late tonight parents got an e-mail letting them know that counselors will be on campus, available to talk to anyone that needs a little extra support tomorrow. a sad silence hangs over san ramon valley high school as students say good-bye to their friend. >> he was sweet and he was really shy. really sweet, though. >> reporter: those here say ben curry was the 15-year-old who was found at the bottom of the school swimming pool after fourth period p.e. class. >> i changed next to the kid in my locker, and i saw him. he was laughing. he was happy. he didn't seem -- nothing seemed wrong with him. >> reporter: danville police still don't know what happened after that class, but by f

. >> i am dan ashley, the disruption is noticeable. >> the uc health system continues to outsource jobs. >> lyanne melendez is live with the story. >> reporter: ucsf had several days, weeks to prepare for the strike, calling in temporary workers. tomorrow is a different challenge as the powerful nurses union joins this strike. more than 12,000 procedures and appointments alone had to be canceled and rescheduled because of the three-day strike. >> we actually had an overabundance of staff. some staff worked in other areas. and some staff went home. and so we are now preparing for tomorrow. >> reporter: tomorrow, the nurses will join those on the picket lines. those on strike are custodians, cooks, security guards and anyone who is responsible for patient care who is not a doctor or nurse. >> workers stand together against inequality and against outsourcing period. >> reporter: before landing a staff position with ucsf, he was an independent contractor at the medical center. >> the pay wage is a lot different. so it is like, you know, you can go from making minimum wage and no go from mak

>> i'm dan ashley. for all of >>> tonight, the dramatic homecoming. the return in the middle of the night. three americans held prisoner in north korea, arriving home. the president and first lady waiting. and tonight, the president has now revealed when and where he will meet face-to-face with kim jong-un. and what the president tells our jon karl about what kim jong-un really wants. >>> the other major hot spot we're watching tonight comes after the president tears up the iran nuclear deal. israeli war planes now striking iranian military targets in syria, after what israel says was an iranian rocket attack. >>> the severe weather hitting the east at this hour. the threat right now. two confirmed tornadoes already. and now the storms from the carolinas up through d.c. and new york. >>> the new concern tonight about the potential for a massive eruption. why authorities are now watching this crater in hawaii. >>> the abc news investigation. tonight, dan harris inside the heroin factories just over the southern border. how they make it and then who the

good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. a civic teacher at santa clara high school and running for a seat on the board of survisors. >> reporter: today the mayor of santa clara is asking city council member cas serta to resign from city council. last week we knew of four accurs and tonight, we know that number has reached nine and the mayor is calling the allegations quote credible. >> as a mother, i feel sad for the potential victims. i have students. >> reporter: we have reached out to him by phone, e-mail and in person. and have not been able to reach him. he has previously denied the allegations. his city council term is up in november. a statement was issued asking him to terminate that position. there is a meeting tomorrow night and the council will address accusations. the mayor will consider officially admonish him and start the process to censure him. at the meeting he will. >>> we will continue to follow that story. new details on the attempted kidnapping of a two-month old child. hearing from the baby's mother ab

i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. laura anthony is live in danville. >> reporter: we just learned officially that this young man has passed away. danville police just wrapped up their investigation here. the 911 call came in as a possible drowning just before 2:00 this afternoon just as a freshman pe class was about to begin here at the pool. >> requests medic 31 with truck 35edical emergency. >> reporter: the 911 call came in just before 2:00 p.m. just after lunch at san ramon valley high school. a male student was found at the bottom of the school unresponsive. a defibrillator was still sitting near the deep end. the student was discovered at the start of the fifth period freshman pe class. they spotted a body at the bottom. >> the pe teacher quickly jumped in. and was doing cpr until the medics came. >> reporter: a team of investigators around the pool but have not released any details about the victim or his condition. >> i have known the kid and it is hard knowing that he is there one second and now he is not. i

. >> and i am dan ashley. the current administration wants to roll back some of the obama era policies. but california is against it. >> chris nguyen has the update. >> reporter: president trump hinted at signs of cooperation. >> we have a great capacity for building. we imported a lot of cars and we want those cars to be made in the united states. >> reporter: the president instructed his administration to explore california. auto makers concerned about the potential of having to engineer and produce two versions. immediately after the meeting a group of ten democratic lawmakers sent a letter defending the policies. >> saying we need more flexibility. and on the other hand saying we want to deal with kpafl. >> reporter: this month california joined other states. however epa officials have been circulating a draft that would freeze the levels. >> to say this is about job or more choices for people and cars, diminishes and fails to mention the health consequences. >> reporter: auto makers have been lobbying the

. >>> and good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. sources say that sfpd officer who accused other officers of religious and ethnic discrimination has been fired. >> they will only say the officer has left the department. yesterday we reported new details about the officer's past that raised questions about his credibility. >> the officer of afghan descent filed a formal complaint. he said he was discriminated against because he was muslim. >> in 2013, the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin. apb. police were told that he told a woman on a website he was a high-level cia agent and involved in the killing of osama bin laden. >> we learned that before he joined the sfpd he was kicked out of the oakland police academy for untruthfulness in assignments. we were told yesterday that he passed a lie detector test and background check when he was admitted into san francisco's academy. >> he denies putting himself out there as a cia agent and using an alias. now we will continue to keep an eye on this story and update

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, among those concerned about theirhomes, pair of residents who moved after they lost home in the north bay fires. >> can you imagine in katie utehs with developments. >> reporter: street level as hawaii's kilawaia erupts. a family who relocated from santa rosa following the north bay fires shared this video. never expected to be in the path of a natural disaster again. earthquak earthquakes registering at uc berkeley. >> it's this little piece. >> reporter: larst so far, 6.9 magnitude quake. epicenter in closed section of hawaii volcanoes national park. >> this is the beginning of the big earthquake. >> reporter: it can detect sizeable earthquakes worldwide. >> instruments with measure magnitude 5 to 5 1/2 or greater anywhere in the world. >> reporter: rarely threatens home. >> could something bigger come, we don't know. >> reporter: 1,800 people have been evacuated. abc7. >> united and hawaiian airlines are allowing passengers to change their flight without paying a fee. >> from lafayette after injuring both legs after falling on a ledge in yosemite,

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm a.m. daetz. eight years after the murder of a 15-year-old boy in san jose, twot men convicted of the crime could soon try to use what some are calling a loophole to appeal their way out of prison. >> it's connected to proposition 57 which has sparked debate across the state since being passed by voters in 2016. >> chris nguyen is live at the juvenile center with the story. chris? >> reporter: ama and dan, the family of the victim says this has been a nightmare. at times they felt like there's no end in sight. in san jose, a family is still fighting for justice after so many years of heartache. >> the thought of him getting out is really scary. because for society, i wouldn't want him living next door to me. >> in 2009, randy thompson, who was 15 and 16 year oiled jay williams stabbed to death michael russell at his home in san jose. the three of them were classmates at santa teresa high school. thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill for the thrill of it. they

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm a.m. daetz. eight years after the murder of a 15-year-old boy in san jose, twot men convicted of the crime could soon try to use what some are calling a loophole to appeal their way out of prison. >> it's connected to proposition 57 which has sparked debate across the state since being passed by voters in 2016. >> chris nguyen is live at the juvenile center with the story. chris? >> reporter: ama and dan, the family of the victim says this has been a nightmare. at times they felt like there's no end in sight. in san jose, a family is still fighting for justice after so many years of heartache. >> the thought of him getting out is really scary. because for society, i wouldn't want him living next door to me. >> in 2009, randy thompson, who was 15 and 16 year oiled jay williams stabbed to death michael russell at his home in san jose. the three of them were classmates at santa teresa high school. thompson and williams admitted to worshipping the devil and wanting to kill for the thrill of it. they

i'm dan ashley. >> and tonight we learned the criminal justice department filed charges against 11 crossing illegally and several others are among those trying to gain legal entry. >> kate larson spoke to a bay area man at the boarder helping these migrants and is in the newsroom with more. kate? >> we've learned tonight that eight women and children were allowed into the san ysidro point of entry to begin the process of claiming asylum in line with u.s. law enforcement however, there are many more migrants till waiting for their opportunity to present their case. >> this is women and children, fathers grandchildren. >> speaking to us via skype, alex mensing speaks to us about this woman. she was unfortunately, threatened by gang members and was given time to flee. >> reporter: mensing is a volunteer and like others from the organization he's traveled with the caravan on parts of their journey from honduras, el salvador and guatemala and mexico and sometimes by train or bus and other times on foot. when the caravan finally reached the border over the weekend customs and border protection to

i'm dan ashley. >> abc 7 newings's kate larson spoke to those on strike and to patients. >> hundreds of uc. ies pictured into the evening hours. >> what are do we want? >> they are going for higher wages and better benefits. they worked at the campus for 37 years. >> back in the day, we have better care. they care about the workers and treat the workers right. now they are just outsourcing or job. >> they were picketing in solidarity with the service workers and nurses are joining the strike. they trained replacement workers and had to cancel 300 surgeries >> he was relieved to get a text that the mri was still on the schedule. >> were there any signs of a strike in the hospital? >> no. everything is normal. >> she has been living in the bay since her daughter had open heart surgery and said the care is as goo as weeks prior. >> there is nothing here that has changed. the floor that my daughter on is well taken care of. the housekeeping is taken care of and the nurses are taken care of. >> in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> kamala harris pulled out as commencement speaker

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. >> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm larry biel live at oracle arena. game four between the warriors and rockets is coming up later tonight. we'll have that story coming up. >> sales force tower dominates the skyline, this is a video shot from drone view 7 and you can see the tower is the tallest building that you see. >> so tall, in fact, it's at times obscured by the fog. this is a liv look at the tower right now. >> it is a sky scraper. wane freedman was at today's opening ceremony and he's live with the story. wayne? >> reporter: the sales force tower isit 61 stdories tall. if you want to see it all, you need to do backup and it is now we got a close-up look at it today both outside and inside when you spend a billion dollars on a building, yes, you're allowed to have a part of it. how is it? ♪ >> reporter: today's opening of the sales force tower had elements olis ri. he spent $560 million to lease chomu put his company's name on it. >> this tower there up on that 61st floor looking out allows us to see that community, we are one san francisco and

. >> i'm dan ashley. larry beil son assignment. all of the fires are in the area of byron and mountainhouse where 508 owe 580 merges with 205. >> the first report of flames came in at 1:00. abc 7 news reporter is on his which to the scene and joins you live from the phone. what you tell us. >> eporter: good afternoon, guys actually on highway 4 in route to the fires. now the multiple fires they started just after 1:00 this afternoon along the byron as you mentioned and the south discovery bay area. the fire officials say a total of seven fires burned a little more than 400 acres now. the flames have been driven by gusty winds. gusts we're told as strong as 30 miles an hour. so far no reports of any injuries. but several outbuilding have been damaged or destroyed. we also have video from sky7 showing some vehicles, some trailers up in flames. but, again, no homes have been lost. officials at this point just tell us that some of these have been outbuildings, small structures consumed by the fires. we have seen multiple agencies out h

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, sandhya, a you will of us, jimmy kimmel liv zblrmts. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show. "right this minute." a paraglider's landing options when suddenly. >> he has another idea. >> why it turned out to be a good one. >> it's the perfect way to sit back and relax. until you tell the folks, get a hand him on summer. an i was in trip turns tragic when the husband takes a bullet for his wife. >> he is paralyzed. find out why you can find good reason to find hope. >> he has love from all over the world. >> plus you choose your give away. today's buzz word for a chance that to win a google home or amazon echo. listen to message. >> you get away from my car. >> until sharing is caring, until you change your russia, looking for a good place to land. he has another idea. hello, everybody. >> you want to talk about paragliding? he landed on a table full of people. i didn't think he was doing this on still we did see him toward her left and head towards us. i'm not sure what

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. the repairs could take six months to finish. until then the san bruno canal bridge will remain closed. >> places like cosco are seeing a drop in business because of the traffic jamb. lilian kim has the story tonight. lili? >> reporter: dana alma, this is the section of road that's been blocked off. it's only one block long but it's causing major delays. for people who work in the area, traffic in this part of south san francisco was the worst they've ever experienced. >> five blocks, one hour. >> reporter: how long does it normally take? >> five minutes. >> reporter: and for people who came to shop, eat, lodge or get gas, they had it bad, too. >> it's a bigordeal. i don't think they thought it through in terms of trying to route the traffic. it's going to be an ordeal to get back out. >> reporter: the traffic woes can be blamed on the work on the san bruno bridge, a part that's blocked off from north access road to bel air road. cosco saw a dramatic drop in customers as a result. >> inside definitely, it's like really, really de

i'm dan ashley.presentation, "chasing the golden state killer." joseph deangelo, the man police accused of 40 years of terror and torment, is now in jail charged with 12 murders. the case, the stuff of hollywood movies and real-life nightmares. as the investigation unfolds, we comb the abc 7 archives and document decades of fear. for the bay area it starts in the fall of 1978 when the community already had plenty of other reasons to be nervous and on edge. >> these are the first pictures out of guyana on the incredible orgy of death that took place in the people's temple agricultural mission at zones town. >> dusch disturbing news made local headlines in 1978. over 900 followers of reverend jim jones committed suicide by drinking cyanide-laced pie ton. two of san francisco's prominent politicians are assassinated. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> also making news, jerry brown is re-elected in the fall to his second term as governor. he is said to be still

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama date daets. >> nuecbc's reporter spoke to the family tonight. >> the family was in deep shock, they aall righted the media nine days ago, not long after their mother disappeared. 76-year-old ruby anderson suffered from anyone sdi men shs being treated at the hospital. the family put out this picture two days after he wondered off. a worker found her body in the stairwell at a -- which is not asecond bl to the public. >> we're concerned how this happened, we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found. >> reporter: it's up to medical examiner to determine the cause of death. five years ago, the body of 58-year-old lynn spaulding was also found in the stairwell. in her case chef missing for 17 days, the stairwell was in the hospital building. david perry was a good friend of spauldings' her case sparked security change at the hospital. >> i can't imagine what the family of this poor woman is going through, more to the point what this poor woman went through. you're going to be a place of healing and you're supposed to b

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the attacks are happening it across fremont. are the six locations where the women were attacked. >> lisa is live from fremont police headquarters tonight with the story. lisa? >> reporter: dan and ama, police have added investigators and upping patrols because some of these robberies have turned violent. the video you're about to see may be disturbing. on may 6th, this surveillance video shows a woman filling her gas tank on fremont boulevard unaware of the man in the hooded jacket scoping her out. suddenly he lunges for her gold necklace. shocked she struggles with him as he drags her several feet while on ground, she even loses a shoe. finally he gets her chain and takes off. >> we're starting to experience more violent behavior by our suspects. they're not giving up and so it's very alarming to see some of this. >> fremont police have seen a 50% jump in the number of gold chain snatchings this year. there have been six this month alone. investigators believe this man may have committed two of the robberies preying on mothers

good evening i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz.w to our other top stories, stand or pay up. >> yeah, today nfl owners approved a new policy addressing the controversy over national anthem protests. >> 49ers owner jed york as the only one to abstain from the voting. tonight 49ers players and coaches met with fans in san jose. >> abc7 news reporter carlos sa said owe is outside the theater tonight with the story. carlos. >> reporter: well, the event was labeled as the state of the franchise but there was very little announcement as far as today's decision with the nfl and its anthem policy. "the fan" fa the fanfare was just as loud outside as the was inside for the state of the franchise. team leadership discussed what fans have to look forward to this upcoming season, but were mum on the nfl's new national anthem policy. >> it's still pretty early on so i'm not sure what i'm going to be doing. >> reporter: under the new rule, any player who comes out onto the field during the anthem must stand. otherwise the team will get fined. pla

. >> i'm dan ashley. that little girl thankfully is recovering tonight. she should be okay. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian spoke with her mother as well as tho who live with the dog, and it's a story you will see only here on abc 7. >> reporter: this is hype. he's a 1-year-old pit bull accused of attacking this woman's daughter. she did not want to be identified. >> the dog grabbed my daughter and just dragged her out into the street like a rag doll. >> reporter: on friday afternoon the victim, who's in kindergarten, was walking up high street in this direction with an adult and another little boy. they were on their way to her after-school care program which is at the end of the block. as they walked past hype's house the gate was open like this and the dog ran out. >> sometimes she run around after the people. >> reporter: according to neighbors, friday wasn't the first time. >> the dog got me. he went after the mail carrier. he went after the neighbor next door. that dog went after these six people that i know of. >> are you afrads of that d

. >> i'm dan ashley. a live look from our camera, you can see the wind blowing it up once again. heavy wind out there tonight. >> let's get to our meteorologist, sandhya patel. >> a look at the winds. they're howling in the hills gusting to 35 miles per hour. knoxville creek, 26 miles per hour wind. north, northeasterly wind. 26% at mount tam, wind advisories for the hills until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. gusts may reach as high as 55 miles per hour. watch out for trees and power lines toppling. there's potential for that. what's bringing the wind? low pressure to the east, high pressure building in and we're sandwiched between the two systems so that wind is flowing from the high to the low, and we are going to continue with the gusty winds. but this is going to set the stage for your weekend. i'll be back with a closer look, including mother's day coming up. dan and ama. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, high winds are a painful reminder for north bay residents of the devastating wildfires last october. but this weekend a major event is pumping positive energy and dollars into the commu

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the national transportation safety board released a detailed report today about the close call at sfo last july. >> incredibly close. that report shows air canada 759, which you can see here, may ve come as close as 10 feet from hitting a philippines airlines jet, triggering what would have been one of the worst aviation disasterers in history. >> kate larsen has the story a reaction from a bay area congressman. >> confirms 59 -- >> reporter: newly released video shows how close canada flight 759 came to four commercial airplanes sitting on a taxi way. we obtained the audio, but the video shows just how near a miss it really was. >> 759, clear to land. >> reporter: the tower cleared flight 759 to land on a runway. but it was on a trajectory to land on taxiway c instead, flying just 59 feet above the one thound passengers sitting on the four jets waiting the take off. >> where is this guy going? >> he is on the taxi way. >> looked like you were lined up for charlie there. >> united 1,

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the attacks are happening it across fremont. these are the six locations where the women were attacked. >> lisa is live from fremont police headquarters tonight with the story. lisa? >> reporter: dan and ama, police have added investigators and upping patrols because some of these robberies have turned violent. the video you're about to see may be disturbing. on may 6th, this surveillance video shows a woman filling her gas tank on fremont boulevard unaware of the man in the hooded jacket scoping her out. suddenly he lunges for her gold necklace. shocked she struggles with him as he drags her several feet while on ground, she even loses a shoe. finally he gets her chain and takes off. >> we're starting to experience more violent behavior by our suspects. they're not giving up and so it's very alarming to see some of this. >> fremont police have seen a 50% jump in the number of gold chain snatchings this year. there have been six this month alone. investigators believe this man may have committed two of the robberies preying on mo

. >> and i'm dan ashley.it's just been a devastating, emotional day for students at san ramon valley high school in danville. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is liv at the school tonight where there's a memorial for this 15-year-old student. lisa. >> reporter: ama and dan, the memorial behind me has really grown over the past few hours, and late tonight parents got an e-mail letting them know that counselors will be on campus, available to talk to anyone that needs a little extra support tomorrow. a sad silence hangs over san ramon valley high school as students say good-bye to their friend. >> he was sweet and he was really shy. really sweet, though. >> reporter: those here say ben curry was the 15-year-old who was found at the bottom of the school swimming pool after fourth period p.e. class. >> i changed next to the kid in my locker, and i saw him. he was laughing. he was happy. he didn't seem -- nothing seemed wrong with him. >> reporter: danville police still don't know what happened after that

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the abc 7 news app and push alerts we will let you know when that roadway fully opens again. first, though, to our other top stories. >> i'm like indiana jones when it comes to spirituality. but i'm not an animal. i'm not a torturer. and i'm not a monster. >> a fairfield father accused of torturing his ten children insists from jail tonight he is not a monster. >> tonight there are more charges against the couple accused of abusing their children. gulezian has the latest sfrelts fairfield. from me, this is torture. >> reporter: jonathan allen was emotional as he spoke candidly from the solano county jail. >> i'm not an animal. i'm not a torturer. and i'm not a monster. >> reporter: allen fiercely denies all allegations against him and his wife, ina rogers. he's charged with torture and child cruelty involving his ten children. >> i'm not a cruel dad whatsoever. i'm the most loving parent that i could possibly be. >> reporter: but authorities paint a very different picture. in this hou