dan: and i am dan ashley. it was the conversation of the day. ama: some felt it, some did not. ets our attention. they say it was a magnitude of 5.1 thousands of us felt at 11:42 this morning. several smaller aftershocks were felt earlier. ama: amanda del castillo heard from more. amanda: from swain artwork to swaying light fixtures. abc 7 news captured the reactions from the earthquake that rocked the region tuesday morning. >> this was a shake and i roll. amanda: -- and not a role. amanda: he shared video footage. it is set up to withstand 50 mile an hour winds. also surviving the earth chalk -- earthquake and several aftershocks. >> we felt it here. it was like an earthquake and then an earthquake. amanda: these two grew up in morgan hill. they were there when it hit in 1984. >> my wife's family lost their house in the earthquake. things like this ground us back to make sure everything is strapped down and safe just in case. amanda: tuesday's jolt within the same spot as the morgan hill earthquake. >> this is an active fault, this is a fault they can rupture and a large earth

worthy cause. >> he is out there for the dan ashley golf tournament in danville.and dave goldman started hosting the tournament. it sent more than 12,000 kids to summer camp, all expenses paid. >> what we're so excited about is that all of these kids we send to summer camp every year are kids that otherwise might not have a chance to go up and get out in nature at lake tahoe and do traditional summertime camping, canoeing, archery. all the things kid should get an opportunity to do at least once in their lives. >> nice to see that turnouts too. >> great event. great cause. what a night for the 49ers at levi's against rival l.a. rams. >> chris is back with another look at sports. >> the 49ers serve up a monday night masterpiece. big plays from the defense and the offense including a deebo dash that had levi stadium jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day. the scent made quite an impression. ♪and i swear...♪ it was like that towel and jaycee were the only two left on earth. but... they weren't. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with ox

dan: and i am dan ashley. it was the conversation of the day. ama: some felt it, some did not. ets our attention. they say it was a magnitude of 5.1 thousands of us felt at 11:42 this morning. several smaller aftershocks were felt earlier. ama: amanda del castillo heard from more. amanda: from swain artwork to swaying light fixtures. abc 7 news captured the reactions from the earthquake that rocked the region tuesday morning. >> this was a shake and i roll. amanda: -- and not a role. amanda: hehared deo ote. itetand 50 mile an hour winds. also surviving the earth chalk -- earthquake and several aftershocks. >> we felt it here. it was like an earthquake and then an earthquake. amanda: these two grew up in morgan hill. they were there when it hit in 1984. >> my wife's family lost their house in the earthquake. things like this ground us back to make sure everything is strapped down and safe just in case. amanda: tuesday's jolt within the same spot as the morgan hill earthquake. >> this is an active fault, this is a fault they can rupture and a large earthquake in this is one we ne

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. e boy is ok but the highway patrol is helping to catch the driver, and officer say that happened at 5:00. dan: we spoke with parents and have new video that could be key in the search. reporter: look closely at this surveillance video, officers with the california highway patrol are looking for this white suv, one they say struck a child tuesday evening in castro valley, then drove off. >> it is never ok to leave the scene of a crash, especially a six-year-old in the middle of the street injured. it is appalling. reporter: officer say the vehicle hit a six-year-old. witnesses say that boy and his older brother had gone into this karate school but came back out. >> i do not know if the kid forgot something in the car. he ran out and when he ran out, the car was coming fast. he hit the kid. my wife was looking inside, she heard the noise and was looking back. she saw the kid on the ground. reporter: all of that happened in a close proximity. you can see the karate studio here. >> the par

cause. >> he is out there for the dan ashley golf tournament in danville. he and dave goldman started hosting the tournament. it sent more than 12,000 kids to summer camp, all expenses paid. >> what we're so excited about is that all of these kids we send to summer camp every year are kids that otherwise might not have a chance to go up and get out in nature at lake tahoe and do traditional summertime camping, canoeing, archery. all the things kid should get an opportunity to do at least once in their lives. >> nice to see that turut >> great event. great cause. what a night for the 49ers at levi's against rival l.a. rams. >> chris is back with another look at sports. >> the 49ers serve up a monday night masterpiece. big plays from the defense and the offense including a deebo dash that had levi stadium buzzing. sports is prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark,

i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. e boy is ok but the highway patrol is helping to catch the driver, and officer say that happened at 5:00. dan: we spoke with parents and have new video that could be key in the search. reporter: look closely at this surveillance video, officers with the california highway patrol are looking for this white suv, one they say struck a child tuesday evening in castro valley, then drove off. >> it is never ok to leave the scene of a crash, especially a six-year-old in the middle of the street injured. it is appalling. reporter: officer say the vehicle hit a six-year-old. witnesses say that boy and his older brother had gone into this karate school but came back out. >> i do not know if the kid forgot something in the car. he ran out and when he ran out, the car was coming fast. he hit the kid. myooking heard the n and wasooking back. shsaw the kid on the ground. reporter: all of that happened in a close proximity. you can see the karate studio here. >> the parent was close by directly acros

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i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel all of us. we appreciate your time.see you again in half an hour for abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> tonight, president biden's stark warning about vladimir putin, saying the risk of nuclear armageddon has not been at this level since the cuban missile crisis. the president's words came behind closed doors. and what the white house is now saying about this tonight. and it comes amid this war in ukraine. putin and the russians facing serious setbacks. president biden saying putin is not joking when he threatens to use nuclear weapons. and what's behind the u.s. purchase of $290 million worth of a radiation sickness drug? what the department of health and human services is saying about that tonight. cecilia vega at the white house. >>> in new york city tonight, the mayor declaring a state of emergency over the humanitarian crisis caused by busloads of migrants being brought to the city from texas and elsewhere. more than 17,000 men, women, and

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates. it may be a 10th day of class tomorrow at six local high schools all hit with false threats of a shooter on campus today forcing some campuses into lockdown obviously just terrifying in this day and age abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson has more of a panic and the investigation now underway moments of terror at several schools across the bay area wednesday various police departments received calls throughout the day that there was an active shooter on the campuses. the claims turned out to be unfounded the sith schools located across the region in the east bay the south bay the peninsula and in san francisco. this is someone calls in any create a fake emergency and that emergency is supposed to be this extraordinary chain of events that causes a tremendous amount of panic in the response team whether it's law enforcement or security team and it creates havoc and panic. it's a tactic known as swatting at first. i know what was going on until i saw a lot of cops with their guns out and t

i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates state senator. brian dalley is confident. he has a shot to beat governor newsom who is seeking his second term abc 7 news anchor at liz kroyd spoke with dolly today and is in the newsroom with the latest on what he had to say list. hi, dan and alma. yes dally is trailing newsome by 20 points according to a new poll, but that's what happens in the state that so largely dominated by democrats. still republicans. say senator. brian dalley says, it's time to change that. he says he's the best candidate for the state's top spot now whether or not he can get there. we'll be a very very steep uphill battle. this is state senator. brian dalley california's republican gubernatorial candidate if his name doesn't ring a bell you're not alone with four weeks to go until election day a recent poll found more than half of california voters are not familiar with the man challenging governor gavin newsom in his campaign for re-election. it's gonna be a tough race. no doubt. we're down to the wire such as the life in a state where democrats o

i'm dan ashley and i'm dionne lim tonight the owners. they are picking up the pieces and sharing the video in hopes of identifying the suspects. so this kind of crime does not happen to anyone else. you felt hopeless you felt. violated broken glass overturned boxes and a trail of coins. these are the remains tuesday morning of a seven minute crime spree that the owner of sf coins jewelry and antiques watched in real time on surveillance from home where you didn't call in the middle of night and it's from your alarm company. i know and it was in the good news video from the stores nearly 30 surveillance cameras shows three vehicles pull up to the intersection of 12th avenue and clement at about 2:45 tuesday morning, at least five individuals can be seen some armed with crowbars dressed in hoodies and face masks please in a minute. jay who requested we hide his identity explained how five suspects broke into the safe room and nearly cleared the shelves loading boxes of coins into garbage bags. you can hear the suspects talking in audibly t

i'm dan ashley and i'm on a dates. it may be a 10th day of class tomorrow at six local high schools all hit with false threats of a shooter on campus today forcing some campuses into lockdown obviously just terrifying in this day and age abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson has more of a panic and the investigation now underway moments of terror at several schools across the bay area wednesday various police departments received calls throughout the day that there was an active shooter on the campuses. the claims turned out to be unfounded the sith schools located across the region in the east bay the south bay the peninsula and in san francisco. this is someone calls in any create a fake emergency and that emergency is supposed to be this extraordinary chain of events that causes a tremendous amount of panic in the response team whether it's law enforcement or security team and it creates havoc and panic. it's a tactic known as swatting at first. i know what was going on until i saw a lot of cops with their guns out and t

good evening, i'm dan ashley. kristen: and i'm ama daetz. ama: parents were thinking the worst. dan: a sign as a police say the person who fired the shots into the window -- willow glen classrooms out there tonight. our reporters listening to parents still dealing with raw emotions. >> scary moments at the willow glen middle school in san jose. >> i was disturbed. >> it was upsetting. >> according to the unified school district accardo by the campus firing soft pellets into a classroom. no one was injured in the incident is being investigated by police. in a statement the san jose police department said multiple students on a faculty member were among those struck. by the afternoon, whoever was possible the police believe they may have been using a paintball gun. while the details are being worked out, several parents say monday's events have left them on edge. >> i know kids do dumb things. even dumb things can be serious. >> many parents told us they were relieved no one was seriously hurt, the incident has hit close to home with the rise in school shootings across america. >>

i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates 43 year old wesley brownlee was arrested over the weekend police. say while out hunting for more victims abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is in the newsroom with a very latest on this disturbing story land. yeah, and we're finding out more about his past according to records obtained by our media partner the east bay times brownlee lost a brother early on to gun violence. he was later arrested in alameda county on drug charges twice in 1999. and then in 2001, he served time and was released in 2003 police are now trying to understand what may have led him to allegedly start killing people. police arrested wesley brownlee on saturday at 2 o'clock in the morning near a park in stockton as officers made contact with him. he was wearing dark clothing around his neck. there's also armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. we are sure we stopped another killing the district attorney there believes the weapon in the first two shootings in april 2021 was then used again. we then have a dormant period with the weapon and then it becomes back in u

i'm dan ashley for sandia patel spencer christian, larry beale all of us.time right now on jimmy kimmel actor david >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- david spade, l.a. dodger mookie betts, and music from flo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. hi. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming and thank you for joining us here in sunny los angeles, california, which by the way is the seventh most profane city in the united

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. this comes after the residence of 33 tahama were uprooted back in june when burst pipes flooded the apartment building and then some tenants reported theft and unauthorized access inside their apartments stuff was stolen and now some of them are suing abc 7 news reporter. tim johns joins us live from the newsroom with the details tim. yeah, dan, alma. this lawsuit was filed on behalf of more than 50 tenants in san francisco superior court. it's seeking damages for what the plaintiffs are calling chronic mismanagement and deception following flooding that shut down the building in june. sub, amirsa and her husband rohan left their home at 33 tahama in san francisco to go grocery shopping, but four months later the couple still haven't returned home. they basically told us like you can't come back in and we don't know when you can come backnd uneds residents of 33. tahama who have been displaced for months after pipes burst releasing 20,000 gallons of water into the high-end apartment b

i'm dan ashley. we're getting our first look tonight at the suspect. 42-year-old david depape. he will face attempted murder and a slew of other felony charges. we have team coverage tonight on this story for you. abc7 news reporter tar tar is getting -- tara campbell. looking into the suspect's background but we will begin with live outside san francisco general hospital. that's where paul pelosi is being treated. amanda. reporter: yeah, dan. mr. pelosi may have very well saved his own life notifying police when he did. the 82-year-old is recovering here tonight at s.f. general hospital. his wife, house speaker pelosi, visited today. surgeries to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, was the victim of a violent early morning hammer attack at the couple's pacific heights home friday. >> this is code three. reporter: 82-year-old paul pelosi dialing 911 and leaving the line open. before 2:30 a.m., san francisco police office

i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining. parents say homeless people started living in the lot recently and since then things have gotten unstable including a shooting yesterday abc 7 news reporter ryan curry talked to parents about what they want to see changed. parents of students at caliber changemakers academy in vallejo are asking the city to do something about a lot right near the school. this comes after a shooting on that lot sent the school into lockdown this week. i left right away in tears to come get my son and my son was in tears and he's so frightened and even want to go to school today. nicole slavic says this wasn't the first time the school sent a notice about an incident on the lot. she says two weeks ago a third grader reported seeing a weapon the lot is only separated by a fence and it is right near the yard worse students play. i don't know if there's drugs inside, but it's too close to our children rashawn bailey who says he's been living on the lot for nine months came out and explained what happened o

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i'm dan ashley.e're getting our first look tonight at the suspect. 42-year-old david depape. he will face attempted murder and a slew of other felony charges. we have team coverage tonight on this story for you. abc7 news reporter tar tar is getting -- tara campbell. looking into the suspect's background but we will begin with live outside san francisco general hospital. that's where paul pelosi is being treated. amanda. reporter: yeah, dan. mr. pelosi may have very well saved his own life notifying police when he did. the 82-year-old is recovering here tonight at s.f. general hospital. his wife, house speaker pelosi, visited today. surgeries to repair a skull fracture and serious injuries to his right arm and hands. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, was the victim of a violent early morning hammer attack at the couple's pacific heights home friday. >> this is code three. reporter: 82-year-old paul pelosi dialing 911 and leaving the line open. before 2:30 a.m., san francisco police officers

dan ashley has more. been watching san francisco bay for decades but lately there's been more to keep an eye on. >> the humpbacks are in this straight area and the golden gate bridge but the gray whales go past alcatraz island. dan: the number of visits by certain species have increased significantly. although it is difficult to isolate a cause, experts suspect pressure on food sources from climate change may be the cause. they follow anchovies. gray whales which migrate between mexico and alaska, may be facing similar pressures. >> some of them were starving, so hungry they were coming into the bay and looking for food. there is not much in the bay for them. dan: a recent study found the gray whale population around the coast dropping significantly and in the last decade, researchers have been documenting a variety of threats to whales from food migration to human behavior. agents like -- agencies like noaa have made it a priority. danielle is the resource coordinator. the group has been monitoring whale

i am dan ashley. no doubt the city finds themselves with -- the mayor asks, what will it take to tackle these issues. >> welcome to my final, state of the city address. >> oakland mayor began the last state of the dress -- state of the city address talking about her last. >> i will look back to all eight years that we have been in office. >> the mayor says those years have been forged by partnerships, promises as she dealt with crime, homelessness and the rising cost of living. she accepted full responsibility for the current spike in crime and acknowledges it will be a challenge for the next mayor. >> we have, seen the most sustained. of the fewest murders in oakland history. what a tragedy to lose that incredible progress. >> despite the homeless encampments that plagued the city, the city has made big strides. have increased shelter capacity, decreased homeless capacity and helped residents avoid evictions amend -- a missed rate hikes. -- admist rate hikes. >> city staff tells me this is the bigges

i am dan ashley.no doubt the city finds themselves with -- the mayor asks, what will it take to tackle these issues. >> welcome to my final, state of the city address. >> oakland mayor began the last state of the dress -- state of the city address talking about her last. >> i will look back to all eight years that we have been in office. >> the mayor says those years have been forged by partnerships, promises as she dealt with crime, homelessness and the rising cost of living. she accepted full responsibility for the current spike in crime and acknowledges it will be a challenge for the next mayor. >> we have, seen the most sustained. of the fewest murders in oakland history. what a tragedy to lose that incredible progress. >> despite the homeless encampments that plagued the city, the city has made big strides. have increased shelter capacity, decreased homeless capacity and helped residents avoid evictions amend -- a missed rate hikes. -- adstathis. >> city staff tells me this is the biggest housing

evening and thank you for joining us some dion limb and i'm dan ashley abc 7 news item reporter. dan noyes has the latest now from santa clara county board of supervisors meeting today. it's a story that is new at six dan. well, dan, this is yet another blow to sheriff lori smith. this issue was already part of her corruption trial now underway some of the strongest criticism yet out of the santa clara county board of supervisors form battled sheriff lori smith at what point do people say, you know, this shocks the conscience enough. i think we are long past that point he's reacting to this report from a civilian auditor about the andy hogan case the item first broke the story in 2018. how the inmate at elmwood jail was suffering a mental health crisis how deputies failed to restrain him during the ride to the main jail psychiatric unit and on the way he beat his head against a metal pole inside the van once at the main jail hogan called for help. get me out. okay, hold on but the sergeant on the scene slammed the door shut and kept stuff away. so. we're okay from santa clara coun

kumasi: abc 7 dan ashley hosted an event to benefit a worthy cause.a: yesterday was the dan ashley's friend of camp concord golf tournament at crow canyon country club. since dave goldman started hosting the tournament it is -- it has sent more than 12,000 kids to summer camp all-expenses-paid. >> what we are so excited about is that all of the kids that we send to summer camp every year our kids that otherwise might not have a chance to get out in nature in lake tahoe and do traditional summertime camp activities like canoeing and archery and everything that i kid you get a chance to do at least once in their lives. jobina: the event featured a charity auction and banquet. if you want to help send kids to camp just go to friendsofcamp concord.com. mayor london breed is expected to welcome fleet week back. more than one million people are expected to come for the festivities, and a free concert series kicked off and featured a navy and read band performance. ship tours begin tomorrow with a parade on friday. the blue angels will fly saturday, friday a

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us 43 year old wesley. brownlee was arrested over the weekend police say he was out hunting for more victims seven people were shot six killed the majority in stockton in just the last few months. however, the first known victim was in oakland last year abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is live in the newsroom now with more on brownlee and his connection to the bay area leanne. so here's what we know according to records obtained by our media partner the east bay times brownlee lost a brother early on to gun violins. he was then arrested in alameda county on drug charges twice in 1999, and then in 2001, he served timed and was released in 2003 police are now trying to piece together to understand what may had may have led him to allegedly start killing people. police arrested wesley brownlee on saturday at two o'clock in the morning near a park in stockton officers made contact with him. he was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. there's also armed with the firearm when he was taken into c

anchor dan ashley has more as a researcher at the marine mammal center bill keener has been watchingco bay for decades, but he says lately there's been a lot more to keep an eye on. well, the humpbacks are in this this straight area and the golden gate bridge, but the gray whales tend to go farther in even passed alcatraz islands. he says the number of visits into the bay by certain whale species have increased significantly, although it's difficult to isolate a single cause researchers suspect the pressure on their food sources from climate change is having an impact. keener says the humpbacks are often following anchovy closer to shore a phenomenon. sometimes known as habitat compression while gray whales which typically migrate between mexico and alaska may be facing similar pressures. some of them we noticed were starving. they were actually so hungry. they were coming into the bay and looking for food. there's not much in the bay for them. normally. they feed way up north in alaska our recent study by noah found the overall gray whale population along the coast dropping signific

dan: and i am dan ashley. stockton police are giving us new insight to the evidence they are working with. ama: stockton police have tied at least seven shootings to the same case, six of them deadly. one woman survived and was able to give a description to detectives. the person is between 5'10" and six feet, wearing a dark covid like face mac -- mask. the connecting motive is an intention to kill. the warnings tonight send a shockwave to stockton. dan: j.r. stone spent the night talking with retired fbi agent's and professionals about what to look for in these cases. j.r.: it has been a busy 24 hours where police announced detective -- surveillance video and the cases have been linked by ballistics. stockton police say this is a person of interest in their suspected serial killer case. >> pay attention to the stride that this person has. also notice how upright this person's posture is. j.r.: five murders happened in stockton and one in east oakland that happened last year. killings that came up in tuesday n

follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7.his edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel. larry beale all of us. appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and that we see you again for abc 7 news at 11. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy! second chance," brought to you by moderna. [applause] here are this week's second chance finalists-- a cpa from austin, texas... who finished yesterday's game with... a statistical research specialist from nashville, tennessee... whose total yesterday was... and a naval aviator from newport beach, california... who ended yesterday's game with... and now, here is the host of jeopardy!-- ken jennings! thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to the final game in the first week of two, in our second chance competition. now, over the past year and a half, our finalists, james, jessica and molly, thought their jeopardy! dreams were over, but in less than 30 minutes, one of them is going to be cro

you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> the merced county sheriffs's office gave an update hours ago after spending the past two days trying to locate the family. >> tim johns is in the newsroom with the latest on the tragic discovery. >> during that news conference the sheriffs office said they had gotten a call around 5:30 this evening about bodies discovered near does palos. the investigation is far from over. the bodies were found in an orchard in a rural part of the county. the family members, a husband, his wife, their eight-month-old child and an uncle were kidnapped from a business monday. >> there are no words to describe the anger i feel and the senselessness of this incident. i said earlier, there is a special place for the sky. >> they shared surveillance video, taken just outside the newly opened trucking company and shows two men's with their hands zipped tight behind their backs. >> it is something nobody is prepared to deal with. we are hoping and praying every moment. >> relatives of the family spoke to the community. >> we are devastated, shocked, we are dying every momen

follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. for this edition of abc 7 news at i'm dionne lynn and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel larryville all of us here. we appreciate. hope you have a great evening and we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11. ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheering] introducing today's contestants-- gh school science teacherse from petersburg, illinois... and our returning champion-- an episcopal priest from walla walla, washington... whose 4-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone. our champion, david sibley, shared yesterday that he wants the world for his young daughter and, in fact, plans to start a college fund for her with his "jeopardy!" earnings. well, after four wins and over $78,000, that fund is off to a great start. can he add to it today with another win and secure a spot in the 2323 tournament of champions, or will it be pam or

you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> the merced county sheriffs's office gave an update hours ago after spending the past two days trying to locate the family. >> tim johns is in the newsroom with the latest on the tragic discovery. >> during that news conference the sheriffs office said they had gotten a call around 5:30 this evening about bodies discovered near does palos. the investigation is far from over. the bodies were found in an orchard in a rural part of the county. the family members, a husband, his wife, their eight-month-old child and an uncle were kidnapped from a business monday. >> there are no words to describe the anger i feel and the senselessness of this incident. i said earlier, there is a special place for the sky. >> they shared surveillance video, taken just outside the newly opened trucking company and shows two men's with their hands zipped tight behind their backs. >> it is something nobody is prepared to deal with. we are hoping and praying every moment. >> relatives of the family spoke to the community. >> we are devastated, shocked, we are dying every momen

i'm kristen z and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us 43 year old wesley. brownlee was arrested over the weekend police say he was out hunting for more victims seven people were shot six killed the majority in stockton in just the last few months. however, the first known victim was in oakland last year abc 7 news reporter liam melendez is live in the newsroom now with more on brownlee and his connection to the bay area leanne. so here's what we know according to records obtained by our media partner the east bay times brownlee lost a brother early on to gun

. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time.ur for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> tonight, in a historic move, the january 6th committee subpoenas former president trump. p president trump. be a titanic legal battle. the committee ordering donald trump to testify under oath and provide documents, saying he personally orchestrated and oversaw efforts to overturn the 2020 election and block the peaceful transition of power. p transition of power. today. p today. after trump's former top advisor steve bannon was sentenced to prison for contempt of congress. congress. comply with the committee? pierre thomas standing by. >>> cases of children hospitalized with respiratory story illness are spreading across the country. 43 states now reporting a surge in young patients. a mother and son in texas riding

dan: i'm dan ashley. you in a half-hour for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> tonight, the alarming rise in children in the hospital across the u.s. tonight. at least 34 states, children suffering from respiratory illnesses. it's not covid. so, what is this? tonight, authorities report 71% of pediatric beds in hospitals are now filled. a hospital in connecticut converting playrooms into hospital rooms for patients. the national guard on site today discussing a possible field hospital. in 34 states now, hospitals seeing this spike in cases involving children. tonight here, what parents should look for. erielle reshef standing by. >>> also, the chilling images of a brother and sister at a front door, begging for help, saying they'd been held captive in their own home. they have several other siblings. the horrific images showing the bruising from being handcuffed. the children said no food for days.

dan: and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate your time and as we mentioned a few minutes ago, the san francisco police department is expected to hold a news conference on the attack of paul pelosi any moment now. karina: and we're going to interrupt world news tonight to bring it to you live as soon as it begins here on abc7 and ♪ >>> tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi's husband attacked with a hammer inside their home. tonight he is out of surgery now. word just coming in on his condition. the suspect authorities say now facing attempted homicide charges. tonight authorities say the suspect was there for speaker pelosi. sources telling abc news the suspect was yelling "where's nancy?" chilling details of the brutal attack. officers inside the home and what they witnessed when they got there. the suspect armed with a hammer attacking mr. pelosi in front of them. speaker pelosi in washington at the time. paul pelosi suffering, quote, significant injuries, undergoing surgery to his skull. and what

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i'm karina nova and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us abc 7 news 19 reporter. the money and joins us now with a story you will see only on seven dan. well, dan the concept was to install synthetic turf at this baseball and football field. so kids could use it year round even during the rainy months, but the politicians have not lived up to their promises. these young football players and cheerleaders are preparing for the playoffs not focused on the history of where they practice kurt flood field is named after oakland's native, son who sports illustrated called baseball's best center fielder in 1968, but his greatest accomplishment fighting the reserve clause that allowed teams to decide a player's future even after their contract expired. no one. i mean it's rare with an almost no exception. had challenged their right to own me floods battle took him to the

i'm on a dates and i'm dan ashley you'll notice cooler temperatures this weekend for sure and some strongs those winds that have a chance of bringing down trees and power lines and that's leading to the possibility of pg&e power shutoffs in parts of northern, california for safety abc 7 news meteorologist. meteorologist. and patel is here to let us know. why san diego? yeah, alma and dan let's take a look at our weekend weather. we are expecting gusty winds very dry fuels are in place and high fire danger accompanying it the system that is pushing into the pacific northwest is already bringing a wintry mix there that system is going to set the stage for those strong winds. and as you look here there's already a fire weather watch issued for solano county for sunday afternoon evening that fire weather watch extending across the sacramento valley also in the sierra, nevada because of the fact that those winds are going to bring that increase fire danger. so we go our by hour you will notice those winds initially starting out on saturday. that's not too strong. but then sunday they pick up c

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evening and thank you for joining us some dion limb and i'm dan ashley abc 7 news item reporter. santa clara county board of supervisors meeting today. it's a story that is new at six dan. well, dan, this is yet another blow to sheriff lori smith. this issue was already part of her corruption trial now underway some of the strongest criticism yet out of the santa clara county board of supervisors form battled sheriff lori smith at what point do people say, you know, this shocks the conscience enough. i think we are long past that point he's reacting to this report from a civilian auditor about the andy hogan case the item first broke the story in 2018. how the inmate at elmwood jail was suffering a mental health crisis how deputies failed to restrain him during the ride to the main jail psychiatric unit and on the way he beat his head against a metal pole inside the van once at the main jail hogan called for help.

. >> i'm dan ashley.nds of people felt it from monterey to sacramento and even in fresno. the epicenter was outside of san jose. there have been no reports of damage it or injuries. ama: we have a team of reporters talking to experts in the early warning system should first though let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist. sandhya: let's take a look at that magnitude 5.1 earthquake. it was centered east of san jose. seven miles away from seven trees and it was at a depth of about half a mile. at 11:42 a.m. this morning, that is the one that probably most of you felt. there have been aftershocks, the latest at 5:20 at 2.8 and as we look at the total reports, 32 reports of not just the main earthquake event, but also those aftershocks. it was on the calaveras fault which is part of the san andreas fault and as we check out the intensity, did you feel it? the strongest of it was felt around the epicenter. it was anywhere from light to moderate. some areas of strong and we widen it out here, felt all the way to t

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us now to tonight's top story. study finds the fatality rate on california's rural roads is among the highest in the nation abc 7 news reporter unser hassan has a closer look at the reasons. why the speed limit on this section of bailey road the back road that connects pittsburgh to concord. it's 35 miles an hour, but many seem to be driving much faster, especially on the end of bailey road going in the conquerors just like everybody's passing each other and it's just like a race track down there california is ruled roads like bailey a ranked among the worst in the country. that's according to a new report released on thursday by trip a national transportation research company rural roads in california. so really essentially the road you're driving on 12 once you've left an urban area have some of the highest fatality rates in the country. rocky moretti is the director of policy and research at trip according to the report more than a thousand people are killed in traffic accidents on california's

i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. did you you check your bank balance?thousand dollars richer the middle class tax refund is designed to help offset the high price of gas and other things what you get depends on your 2020 tax return how you filed whether you have dependence and the amount of your adjusted gross income payments range from $200 to 1050 dollars in total the state will pay out 9.5 billion dollars and just mentioned this is supposed to help driver's offset the high price of gas, which has been near record levels, but good news local prices are coming down. san francisco prices dropped two cents in a day according to triple a and now average 6:59 oakland and san jose drivers are paying 644 today down four cents from yesterday, but this is still a dollar more than month ago and today governor newsom announced new action. you see it on your screen in his tweet quote. i'm calling for a special session to address the greed of oil companies gas prices are too high time to enact a windfall profits tax directly on oil companies that are ripping you o

i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.n a row that oakland has more than 100 murders. it could end up being the most in a decade. in fact 102 lives have been lost this year the most recent homicide just friday at bancroft and 45th avenue two men were shot one died, but despite recent calls to defund police. the reality is police spending has gone up not just in oakland, but across the country abc 7 news item reporter stephanie. sierra is digging through the data and her investigation is one you'll see only on seven staff. yes, i'mma and dan our analysis has found local spending on police has spiked in 90% of the cities and counties across the country since before the pandemic and out of all the police departments here in the bay area opd. so the largest increase in funding, but questions are being raised about how that money. is being spent. beautiful breathing in the wake of george floyd's murder widespread protests calling to defund the police swept the nation for years oakland city leaders made bold promises of big budg

evening and thank you for joining us md on limb and i'm dan ashley hundreds of customers in east palo alto. say the quality of their water is taking a toll not only on their health, but their finances abc7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with those impacted by the water and with officials on what's being done to change it. it's a visual that's difficult to look at the water east palo alto residents say they're getting when quality is at its worst. that's when the pipes are being cleaned out. we usually don't get a notice when they do and we whenever we turn on the water and it's brown we just have to wait until and let the water run until it's clean again the discolored water just part of the complaints local organization nuestra casa collected in a survey that was just published this week. it was part of a larger report done between 2017 and 2021 that aims to get grant money to improve water structure and underserved communities it found more than 700 east palo alto residents saying that they're concerned about their water quality and aging water infrastructure whenever i shower my

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley for years.n widespread calls to defund the police and bold promises from politicians to do just that but that wasn't the reality in the bay area and across most of the country so far this week, we've delved into the finances of the oakland police department and the san jose police department tonight. we turn to san francisco. yeah, i-team reporter stephanie. sierra is digging through all of the data. her investigation is one you'll see only on seven stephanie. yes, dan, and i'm a police funding increased across most of the bay area since 2019 and this week. we've looked into oakland san jose and now we're digging into san francisco where police reported the smallest budget increase out of all three cities and tonight. we'll tell you why. from coast to coast we heard the same story. san francisco mayor london breed was one of the first politicians to speak out we chose to change how this city and how this country treats our young black men in july 2020 breed announced 120 million dollars would be

your body in ways that doctors are just beginning to understand good evening i'ma dates and i'm dan ashley joining us. we've been dealing with the pandemic for nearly three long years now, and there's still something new about it what we just learned february 28th. 2023 is the day california state of emergency will come to an end governor newsome announced the emergency back on march 4th 2020. and none of this takes us sadly by surprise including the tragic loss of life today in placer county. the death and placer county was believed at the time to be the first covid death in california. we realized later though that a santa clara woman, patricia dowd died on february 6th 2020 from coronavirus making hers the first covid death in america. the state of emergency will last through the winter and that's because we expect to see another covid surge like we have every winter abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard found people already thinking ahead and marin county. the only thing scarier than halloween, this fall is the potential of a new surge in covid-19 cases. we being for the past six weeks a

i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley.r joining us looking for solutions means acknowledging the issues. we face let's take homelessness in san francisco. the number of homeless has been at or near record high levels for the past several years. this year's point in time count found 7,754 people homeless in the city. the number actually went down from the last count done prepandemic in 2019, but it's still the second highest in more than a decade now people in some neighborhoods are trying to address this never-ending problem of homeless encampments by using big outdoor planters to ward them off make it tough for them to settle in it's an effective solution, but is it the right one abc 7 news reporter land melendez is in the newsroom with a look at the community's reaction to the cities massive problem and well, dan, you know neighbors with planters told me this is not out of spite. this is out of desperation many of them have been dealing with this for years. they've complained called sf 311 nothing would change. the morni