/family friend- "you know, dan moss wants to find his kid."re's a picture of richard's car and his license plate number. the san mateo county sheriff's office is also helping out... divers and sonar equipement are being used... and, the search is expected to continue through the weekend. in montara, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) a three hour town hall meeting on immigration gave way for concerned citizens to ask alameda county sheriffs on the role they place in deportation. kron four's ella sogomonian was there and explains what happened. a fake president donald trump and hecklers disrupted a packed town hall meeting friday in hayward.this as alameda county sheriff gregg ahern stood for three hours answering questions on how his department handles undocumented immigrants. sot: kitzia estevan, undocumented immigrant// "the alameda county sheriff constantly profiles people in the community. we have seen cases where fruit vendors have been arrested doing nothing illegal. we've seen many community members separated. we've seen him hol

/family friend- "you know, dan moss wants to find his kid." here's a picture of richard's car and his license plate number. the san mateo county sheriff's office is also helping out... divers and sonar equipement are being used... and, the search is expected to continue through the weekend. in montara, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve)there are safe and sane fireworks being sold in several bay area cities, like pacifica and dublin. but those same sparklers are considered illegal in neighboring communties. all fire works...unless you have a permit...are illegal to set off or even have in the san francisco city limits.. we spoke with san francisco fire department officials who say the safest way to enjoy fireworks is to come down to the peir and watch the professional show. fireworks including safe and sane fireworks contributed over 40% of actual fires and injuries every year on the fourth of july. the fire department says even sparklers burn up to 18 hundred degrees and can melt gold..first responders are expecting a very busy fourth of

/family friend- "you know, dan moss wants to find his kid."a picture of richard's car and his license plate number. the san mateo county sheriff's office is also helping out... divers and sonar equipement are being used... and, the search is expected to continue through the weekend. in montara, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) new at ten: a three hour town hall meeting on immigration gave way for concerned citizens to directly address the alameda county sheriff on the role they place in deportation. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian was there in hayward... she joins us live from the newsroom. ella what happened? sheriff gregg ahern stood before a mostly critical room of people answering every last question about why and how his department works with immigration and customs enforcement also known as ice. a fake president donald trump and hecklers disrupted a packed town hall meeting friday in hayward.this as alameda county sheriff gregg ahern stood for three hours answering questions on how his department handles undocumented immigrants. s

. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety wariers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved dan months's son. his body was never found. a tire blooefrd to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter, because if there was a barrier there he would have had to get himself a new car, maybe go to the hospital. and the result is death. >> she is basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose di alba died when her car crashed off ohio 1. >> her life could have been saifld as well as richard's. >> jason died on highway 1 in 2004 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue before we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not a matter of going out there and setting up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, evenly with temporary barriers, there's still some procedures you have to follow. >> this group wants to see temp

. >> dan moss disappeared along highway 1. he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of the beach where it's straight all the way up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son richard moss drove the area last seen in may. there were severance and then

his father dan moss said he's getting neighbors involved in the search but he needs help spreading thed. >> if somebody out there can help me with how to get this to the next level, think outside the box, that's what we're going to be doing tomorrow morning, have a meeting with six or eight people and throw ideas out on the table and see. >> the parents have set up a go fund me account to fund the search. they need to hire a private investigator and fly from hawaii to california each week to look for their son. >>> deputies are investigating a shooting. a man was shot several times last night at a home on hill avenue. he died at the scene. they searched for evidence. so far no a refrts, but anyone with information should call the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> vallejo determined whether an officer used a racial slur during a traffic stop. yesterday estopped two possible suspects in a high jacking. one officer used a racial epithet. that officer has been identified and placed on leave during the investigation. the department released a statement saying in part, quote, the vallejo

dan moss is pushing for cal trans to install cement barriers along this stretch of highway 1. >> he wouldaugh and smile. that's how richard was. he was an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero stay beach, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> lower temperatures and higher humidity should help firefighters with the growing detwiler fire near yosemite national park overnight. it has grown from about 1,000 acres to 75,000 tonight. containment now is at 25%, that's up from just 15% earlier today. that is progress. 61 homes have been destroyed in the fire along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the of mariposa were lifted today. some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground, giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is the nightmare going to be you're not going to have your home or a home? you're going to be displaced, you know. what is going to be home to you or your kids? >> it is really tough. the fire continues to move south. that is away from yosemite national park. >> for

. >> reporter: the group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers. barriers which may have saved the life of his son who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of the cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge. i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter because if there was a barrier there, he would have had to get himself a new car and maybe go to the hospital. but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> reporter: 20-year-old rose dealba died when her car crashed off of highway 1. >> i believe her life could have been saved as well as richards. >> this is an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> reporter: caltrans did respond to our request for answers. >> it is not a matter of going out there and set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there is a lot -- even with temporary barriers there are procedures have you to follow. >> reporter: until permanent barriers are built, they want to s

dan moss is pushing for cal trans to install cement barriers along this stretch of highway 1. >> he wouldaugh and smile. that's how richard was. he was an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero stay beach, lonnie rivera, "abc 7 news." >>> lower temperatures and higher humidity should help firefighters with the growing detwiler fire near yosemite national park overnight. it has grown from about 1,000 acres to 75,000 tonight. containment now is at 25%, that's up from just 15% earlier today. that is progress. 61 homes have been destroyed in the fire along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the tone of mariposa were lifted today. some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground, giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is the nightmare going to be you're not going to have your home or a home? you're going to be displaced, you know. what is going to be home to you or your kids? >> it is really tough. the fire continues to move south. that is away from yosemite national park. >

. >> reporter: dan moss is making his third trip to the mainland since his son disappeared. 22-year-old richard moss was on his way to work, made a stop through mcdonald's, and simply vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. it's in a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras along the route showed him one mile and gone the next. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> i'm leaning towards maybe some sort of foul play. >> reporter: on his first trip out, moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through bushes with long poles in an effort that's grown to some 200 volunteers. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services. they've gotten checks from strangers, even three flights from a flight attendant. one thing in short supply in answers? >> we're talking about a human being. for example, why can't we look at the bank records? >> reporter: now they're visiting elected officials, starti

. >> dan moss disappeared along highway 1. he believes more needs to be done to improve safety for drivers. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of the beach where it's straight all the way up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son richard moss drove the area last seen in may. there were severance and then a development. a wheel was found sheered off the on the cliff. >> he could have been distracted. dropped his soda. yontd. could have been anything. but well never know the answer to that question. but we do know if a barrier was up he would be alive. >> he says they have not recovered a car but keep looking. >> we kept coming up back every week and trying to figure out how she crashed. >> he says her sister in law rose died on a crash on highway 10 last year. there is a burm and low brick. >> there is a metal guardrail. okay that's fine. but now where they end you need to put in the temporary barriers. >> caltrans says they did send a team of engineers out this weak to

. >> reporter: dan moss stood along highway 101 near devil's slide to say more needs to be done to keep cars from going off the road and down the steep cliff. >> we want those temporary barriers put up immediately from the north end of -- the north end of monetatero beach all they up to the tunnel. >> his 22-year-old son, richard moss, drove it will area last seen in may, there were searches and then a development, a wheel was found sheared off down the cliff. >> so it was his wheel. meaning his car is now in the ocean. and i went through a period where, obviously, i'm devastated, but we've been going through this for 50 days. >> reporter: darrius hahnemann joined moss. he says his sister-in-law rose died in a crash on highway 101 last year. >> we keep coming back up here every week and trying to figure out how she crashed. >> reporter: there is a berm, low brick, and guardrail. >> there's a metal guardrail, that's fine, but where they end, with you need to put in the temporary barriers. >> reporter: caltrans says they did send a team of engineers out this week to review the area. >> we

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. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers built on this stretch.y have saved the life of dan's son richard moss who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge. i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter because if there was a barrier there, he would have had to get himself a new car, maybe go to the hospital. but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway one. >> i definitely believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiance died in 2004 before the birth of their child. >> feel like this is going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary ba

. >> reporter: last year, dan moss flew out from hawaii to take his son richard to a raider's game.t today he would be making his third trip to the mainland. a sports fan, an electrician's apprentice, he was on his usual route to work and vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. and it niece a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras showed him there one mile and gone the next. no debris from a car crash. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> maybe some sort of foul play is what i'm leaning towards. >> reporter: moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through efforts with long poles. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services and gotten checks from strangers, even free flights from a flight attendant. >> even though you got all these different laws, we are talking about a human being. for example, why can't we look at the bank records? >> reporter: now they're visiting ele

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> he'd just laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero state beach, lonni rivera. >>> higher humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> he'd just laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings closure. from montero state beach, lonni rivera. >>> higher humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of survival after spending three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nuttbrock late thursday after she got

his father, dan moss, says he needs help in expanding the search. >> imagine your kid's missing, andu don't even know what to do. and i don't think a lot of the people, not for any particular reason, were really helpful. i know what to do now, but i need something to get this to the next level. >> moss disappeared on may 25th. he was last seen driving on highway 1 through tom lantos tunnel. >>> the trump administration is dealing with a new bombshell report tonight. donald trump jr. tonight confirmed that he went into a meeting expecting to receive information from a russian lawyer that could hurt hillary clinton. it happened shortly after his father was nominated for president. >> reporter: donald trump jr. says in a statement, i was asked to have an ameeting by an acquaintance who i was told might have information helpful to the campaign. he agreed, asking trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, and former campaign manager paul manafort, to attend. the meeting took place at trump tower in june of 2016, two weeks after donald trump won the republican nomination. don jr. said he met a rus

. >> reporter: last year, dan moss flew out from hawaii to take his son richard to a raider's game. he never thought today he would be making his third trip to the mainland. a sports fan, an electrician's apprentice, he was on his usual route to work and vanished. >> the car and the person are missing. there's three miles from here to work. that's it. nothing. and it niece a little tiny town. >> reporter: surveillance cameras showed him there one mile and gone the next. no debris from a car crash. the only evidence, his aaa card found in the sand. >> maybe some sort of foul play is what i'm leaning towards. >> reporter: moss chartered a helicopter. this time they searched through efforts with long poles. >> i did not know that there was this many good people in the world. >> reporter: local merchants have donated printing, lodging and mailing services and gotten checks from strangers, even free flights from a flight attendant. >> even though you got all these different laws, we are talking about a human being. for example, why can't we look at the bank records? >> reporter: now they

dan moss is pushing for caltrans to install cement barriers along this stretch. >> we gist laugh and smile, that's how richard was. just an angel. >> reporter: the moss family hopes that the diligent work of law enforcement and volunteers brings from honest temontero state bea rivera. >>> lower humidity should help the firefighters on the detwiler fire. items gro it's grown to 75,000 acres. contain up is up to 25%. 61 homes have been destroyed along with 63 other buildings. evacuation orders for the town of mariposa were lifted yesterday, but some homeowners are returning to find everything burned to the ground giving them a sad new reality. >> how long is this nightmare going to be that you don't have a home. you'll be displaced, you know. and what is going to be home to you or your kids. >> the fire continues to move south away from yosemite national park. >>> for the first time, an albany woman is sharing her story of sur strivival after spg three days in the oregon wilderness. check out this video. the coast guard had to save 40-year-old amy nutbrk late thursday after she to the l

. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers built on this stretch. barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son richard, who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be any number of reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the ever. if there was a barrier there, he may have had to get a new car, maybe go to the hospital, but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 20-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 1. >> i definitely believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiance died on highway 1 in 2004, before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> not just a matter of we can go out there and set up some barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot of, even wit

. >> this group led by dan moss wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of richard moss, who vanished while driving to work on may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this cliff last week. >> there could be 82 reasons why richard's car crashed and went over the edge. i don't know what they are. it doesn't matter because if there was a barrier here, he would have had to get a new car, maybe go to the hospital, but the result is sdeth. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> 28-year-old rose died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 1. >> i believe to a high extent her life could have been saved as well as richard's. >> glenda's fiancee died on highway 1 in 2004, before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from caltrans. >> caltrans says it's reviewing the matter. >> not just a matter of we can go out and set up some barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even wit

wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son, richard moss who vanished while driving to work may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this clip last week. >> there could be any two reasons why it went off the cliff. inthere was a barrier there, he would have had had to get a new car or go to the hospital but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> reporter: she died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 101. jason died on highway 101 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from cal tran. >> reporter: cal tran says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers, there's still procedures we have to follow. >> reporter: this group wants to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. abc 7 news. >>> a crash outside of pleasant hill killed a man this

wants more safety barriers built on this stretch, barriers which may have saved the life of dan's son, richard moss who vanished while driving to work may 25th. his body was never found. a tire believed to be from his car was located off the side of this clip last week. >> there could be any two reasons why it went off the cliff. inthere was a barrier there, he would have had had to get a new car or go to the hospital but the result is death. >> she basically went over the cliff. >> reporter: she died one night last september when her car crashed off highway 101. jason died on highway 101 before the birth of their child. >> i feel like this is an issue that's going to be an issue until we sort of get a response from cal tran. >> reporter: cal tran says it's reviewing the matter. >> it's not just a matter of we can set up barriers overnight with no preparation. there's a lot, even with temporary barriers, there's still procedures we have to follow. >> reporter: this group wants to see temporary guardrails put up as soon as possible. abc 7 news. >>> a crash outside of pleasant hill killed a man this

somewhere along these jagged cliffs, beneath the churning restless waves, dan believes he will find his son, 20-year-old richard moss went missing in late may. investigators now believe his car went off the road just beyond this guardrail. >> i wouldn't wish this on anyone, to be honest with you. >> reporter: the sea is offered up tantalizing clues to his son's whereabouts. his aaa car and a tire belonging to his car have washed ashore. but so far efforts to locate the car or richard himself have come up short. so in the meantime, dan is working with other families who have lost loved ones along this stretch of highway 1 to convince caltrain to install a guardrail. >> my main goal is for another person not to loose their life f there were barriers in place both rich and my sister may have had a chance to live. >> reporter: row is a died in 2016, eight months before richard's car is believed to have plunged into the sea at the very same spot. a guardrail both families believe may have prevented their deaths. >> he shouldn't have died because -- rose shouldn't have died. they should have put up these barriers a long t

dan. not only is he celebrate a milestone birthday, he and his wife are about to celebrate their 66th wedding an versionry. congratulations. zella johnson of mosscertainly not least, 100th birthday to eva ken decide. she is from hancock, michigan, a family physician for month than 40 years. you know somebody celebrate a milestone, tell us all about it at today.com/celebrate. >> we've got more on world emoji day next. >> the emoji movie. >>> 8:56 news your time now on this monday, july seven teeth, 2017. good morning to you. we want to check in on your morning commute right now with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> inner loop and outer loop looking okay right now. eastbound 66 after 28 centerville looks a little bit slow there this morning. take overall no major issues right now just a couple of slow downs and 270 at montrose road looking good north bound and southbound. >> we'll take a quick break now. we'll check your forecast next. stay with us. >>> good morning. temperatures already near 80 degrees. 79 feels like 82. partly cloudy skies, another hot one today, 91 for a high temperature. we have an isolated afternoon chance for a t