. >> what i'm dan noyes. a doggie cam catches a pet sitner a compromising position. >> in berkeley, city officials are warning of measles exposure at the berkeley bowl. >> the american known as the american taliban will be released from prison. reaction at the islamic center where john walker lindh once worshipped. >> i'm amanda del castillo. another instagramable ice cream shop popped up in san jose. fro abc7. >> a serious he had the alert tonight for shoppers in the east bay. if you visited the berkeley bowl on oregon street last week, you may have been exposed to measles. >> unser hasan joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: good evening. berkeley city officials say the berkeley bowl is no longer at risk. if anyone was exposed can take up to 21 days. >> they show any symptoms. that's the concern for health officials. this is couple made a special trip to the berkeley bowl after learning of the measles case. >> she checked her credit card receipt to see that she was here that day and she came to see

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let's send it over to dan noyes with more on this i.-team report. >> reporter: rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy. when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to get a pet sitter. >> get a certified dog walker at a moment's notice. >> she met casey brengle. >> she had 210 five-star reviews, and i'm thinking okay, this is great. >> they agreed on four and a half day was house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosy headed out to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert. >> on the preview it showed a man in the house, someone i wasn't expecting and i opened it up and that's when i saw that she was there with a man in our house and going straight for our bedroom. >> it shows casey's boyfriend on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs outside the master bedroom and going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting. >> she believes you wer

i-team reporter dan noyes is also there trying to talk with the chief.dates throughout the evening at abc7news.com and on the "abc 7 news" app as well. >>> meantime, new details about a grew so case. a dismembered body found in a san francisco home. police arrested two suspects, douglas lomas and

for the i-team, dan noyes. abc7 news. >>> you hear. that there's developing news from northern california where shasta county is experiencing some extraordinary weather. look at this golf ball size hail in redding. the national weather service issued a tornado warning for shasta county. the clouds looked extremely ominous. people were urged to take she. abc7 meteorologist drew touma has been keeping an eye on it. >> this is something you would expect to see in the midwest. this picture coming from loring. the tops of the cumulonimbus clouds were just blooming. we can slice through the stormier this evening and those clouds tops were exceeding 30,000 feet. when you have rising air that fast, it sinks as well. and that creates hail. we saw it widespread in the area of the storm. we'll see some rain over the holiday weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> you can always check the weather conditions where you live. it gives you access to live doppler 7. the same system that drew uses every day. >> the hike here disappeared in a maui forest more t

dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> it's bay to breakers this weekend. the san francisco tradition takes place tomorrow morning, but street closures begin tonight. how much rain should the runners prepare for? lisa argen has the accuweather forecast. >> definitely plan on breezy conditions and the cool temperatures and the scattered showers for your sunday. here's live doppler 7 with the cloudy skies saturday and we do have a system offshore that will be encompassing your entire weekend and the cold front today and the area of low pressure tomorrow and our storm impact scale with us for both days. saturday and sunday looking at moderate rain at times with the passage of the cold front later on, this evening the wind gets gustier and the rain gets harder and a half inch to an inch in those areas and the winds could be 35 miles an hour. let's look at sutro with the sun coming up in san francisco. 46 in mountain view and 48 in san jose and it's hard to lle looki aa solid, y and we rainy afternoon, but that's what's going to happen. from our exploratorium48

now the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview with the i-team's dan noyes. >> reporter: two weeks after officers searched a search warrant on bryan carmody's home and office, seizing 68 items including cameras, phones and notes. >> what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes and we had some concerns. there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants. >> reporter: chief scott said the warrant did not identify carmody as a journalist, but as a freelance videographer and communications director. journalists are protected under state and federal law. jim wheaton with the first amendment project. >> no warrant shall be issued for journalist materials. that's the law. no warrant, period. so you can never search a journalist's offices or newsroom to get confidential source ever. >> reporter: i had to push the chief to apologize to carmody after the graduation of the 263rd police academy at the scottish rite masonic center. >> i do owe people of san francisco. >> how about to bryan carmody. >> to bryan carmody, as well. >> why? w mistakes.

for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> in oakland a man was taken to the hospital after he tried to stop a woman from stealing his car. witnesses say the woman walked out of the alameda county superior courthouse and took the victim's car. he got on the roof to try to stop her from getting away. he was thrown off the car. the suspect crashed the car and then took off on foot. in berkeley, police are searching for a stolen amazon van. the driver was making a delivery around 11:00 a.m. when someone drove off in the white dodge van last seen heading south on shaddock. police haven't release add suspect description or how many suspects may have been involved. >>> new information in the case of a man accused of deliberately plowing into pedestrians. >>> later, turning off the power. the plan to prevent more wildfires by turning off power across the state. the effect right here in the bay area. >>> a real life robo co listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning

for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> developing news, the hiker who disappeared in the maui forestan two weeks ago has been found alive. this photo is when rescuers found amanda eller, she hadn't been seen since may 8th. he was spotted by a helicopter in the outskirts of the forest where she got lost, hurt and stuck. this video shows with eller's father at the hospital and he was bawling like a baby when he was told that his daughter was found alive. rescuers described the moment they found her. >> she was not injured. she has exposure to the sun, sunburn, and lost her shoes a few days in. she was very alert and knew her father's phone number, knew who she was and where she was and very surprised to see us. >> a family friend says eller was living on water and plants and she was airlifted to the hospital and is said to be doing well. >>> new details now about a gruesome case with a dismembered body found in a home. police have arrested douglas lomas and stephanie ching. they were identified while on a plane to china and apprehended after landing in beijing and flown back to the u.s

dan noyes, "abc7 news." >>> in the east bay, jurors heard emotional 911 calls from the night of the deadly ghostship fire. "abc7 news" was there for day one of the trial. cameras were not allowed inside. prosecutors went through photos of the 36 people who died. the attorneys claimed as many as 25 people were living at the warehouse while harris insisted it wasn't a residence. supporters were in court, as well. as well as the victim's families. >> it's been 2 1/2 years since e i've seen my daughter and i'll never see her again. that's why we're he>>haneni stemen nghe jury that people who wanted to harm him intentionally set the fire. the trial is expected to last for months. and we're prepared to cover each day. when big news break, we'll send out an alert through the "abc7 news" app. or you can read about it on abc7news.com. >>> in the north bay, a dog killed a seal. the seal pup was bitten last week in north peach. kate larson spoke to the marine mammal experts. >> reporter: visitors here were dismayed to learn last week, an off-leash job killed a seal pup. these are examples of the thre

i-team reporter dan noyes has the details of one customer's nightmare. little dogs, penny and daisy when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app for a pet sitter. >> rosy met 26-year-old wag dog walker and sitter casey brengle. >> she had 210 five-star reviews, and i'm thinking, okay, this is great. >> they agreed on four and a half days of house sitting with long walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosy headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert from the camera. >> on the preview of the alert it showed a man in our house, someone that i wasn't expecting. so i opened it up and that's when i saw that she was there with a man in our house and they were going straight for our bedroom. >> the video shows casey's boyfriend at the apartment on several occasions, at one point locking the dogs inside the master bedroom. on another going from the master to the guest bedroom. after several days of texting casey brengle finally agree

. >> abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes served as the emcee for today's event. is the son of a world war ii veteran. >>> generations of veterans also saluted their fallen brothers and sisters on the peninsula. ♪ you're looking at today's tribute at san bruno's golden gate national cemetery. the sprawling cemetery is the final resting place for tens of thousands of vets and their loved ones. it includes the grave of world war ii legend general chester nimitz. in kennebunkport, maine, two empty chairs were left for former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. wn mdadeoften attended the former presint was a navy veteran joining on his 18th birthday. he was one of the youngest aviators in the armed forces flying during world war ii. the former president died last november, just months after his wife barbara. a patriotic tradition goes on in paradise following the deadly camp fire. every year hundreds of flags are put up to mark holidays like memorial day. many of them, however, were destroyed during the wildfire. city leaders have been working to replace t

dan noyes with web bush serarities. >>> has been a drive of the chineseowconomy and n it appears to bedragthe world's second largest economy experienced a surprise drop in exports last month. u euni eunice yun has the story from beijing. >> experts fell by 2.7% from a year ago compared to expectations for a rise of 2.3%. imports jumped by 4% when the market was waiting foral al of al3.6%. the tk is that weak orders for the u.s. and europe were behind the drop in exports, chinese stimulus measures like a cut helpedoost imperts. they're concerned that tpresidet trump's latest tariff threat, one reporter told me he's worried that the tariffs could kill his fbs one executive who has awe facility here in china he's worried that manufacturers like him will become dead i.the wat many in the supply china are talking about accelerating a naconcept called c plus one. it's a strategy that's been around for years, mainly for bigger companies to diversify their production base outside of china, but these days, companies of all sizes are now reviewing thisdipproach with fin an alternative supplier f

they told dan noyes mr.ut this problem before. >> and he wanted to show me it happen. >> he told you the car would drive to that same barrier? >> yes. >> the same barrier that he finally hit? >> yes, that's why i saw the news and knew it was him. >> reporter: the family is suing caltrans, the safety cushion mr. huang hit collapsed 11 days before in another accident. the family believes if the barrier was still in working order mr. huang would still be alive. we did reach out to caltrans and tesla and did not hear back from comment. anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> it is now 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. that up here's mike nicco. >>> yes, does. on a cool n up once you're snuggled under those blankets. look at how relaxed it is compared to yesterday. we're gusting to 30 in fairfield. now we' do five. some of the winds are blowing offshore. look at this. you can see the stars behind the exploratorium. let's map out all the sunshine we can handle today fro

. >> the i-team's dan noyes is the first to get a copy of the lawsuit. >> he broke the news on twitterng a screen shot of the lawsuit itself. >> he joins us with details of what's in that paperwork. >> ama and dan, attorneys for the family are planning a news conference for tomorrow morning but i've obtained a copy of the lawsuit. it says the tesla model x was defective in that the passenger protection systems would not, could not and did not perform in a manner as safely as an ordinary consumer would expect. march of last year walter wong was headed to his job as a apple engineer when his tesla x veered into a barrier. he died at the hospital from impact injuries. the battery bursting into flames. i was the first to report that walter wong reported to his family on seven to ten occasions, his model x veered towards that same barrier and he took it to the dealer but they couldn't address the issue. his wife explained what happened in our exclusive issue. >> he want to show me the last time it happen. so -- >> he told you that the car would drive to that same barrier? >> yes. >> the sam

. >>> happening today in san jose abc 7 news chief investigative reporter dan noyes will serve as master of memorial day ceremonies at oak hill memorial park. >> this is video from last year's remembrance. the public has been invited to four ceremonial events. followed by a veterans ceremony at 11:00. the grand army will be celebrated at 1:15 followed by the vietnam veterans field of honor ceremony at 2:15. >>> veterans saluted the sacrifices made by a ship's crew during world war ii. abc 7 news was at lands end for yesterday's ceremony honoring "uss sanheaval battle in 1942. allied forces stopped the japanese navy from sailing towards australia. >>> coming up, warriors fans are getting pumped up about the nba finals. we're live at sfo as passengers get ready to take off to toronto. >>> and check this out. i wanted to show you what's going on. the 8 to 14 day forecast, june 1st to june 9th. we flip the calendar, summer comes back. a 50% chance of above average temperatures and so, you went online and got so confused. that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacis

. >> the i-team's dan noyes has been following the story. on friday night dan pushed chief scott to apologize. >> i owe an apology. >> to whom? >> to the people of san francisco. >> how about to brian carmady. >> why? >> we made some mistakes. >> the chief says he is talking to ts been selected yet. he would not say whether carmady would be considered a suspect. abc 7 news sent out a breaking news push alert as soon as they learned the union was pushing for the chief to go. sign up for updates sent to your mobile device. >>> in san francisco we're learning new information about a shooting at ocean beach. it happened just after 10:00 last night near the upper great highway. one man was shot. park police tell us there was an altercation, but they're still trying to figure out what led up to it. at last check, officers were looking for a suspect they say ran off. >>> oakland police are looking for the person who stabbed two people in front of a church. it happened yesterday afternoon around 4:00 in front of the west oakland church of christ on 1

the family spoke exclusive to i-team reporter dan noyes.the problem before. >> he told you the car would drive to that same barrier? >> yes. >> the same barrier he hit? >> i saw the news and knew it was him. >> reporter: the safety cushion huang hit collapsed 11 days before and in another accident the family says if that had been in working order he would still be alive. we would like to add we did reach out to caltrans and tesla. did not hear back for comment. >>> police say a gunman opened fire in a classroom on the last day of classes. >> two people are dead, four others are injured. jessica castro has been tracking this. >>> a very sad story. the school very quiet, not a lot of people, the school is trying to shut down. we got word overnight their sports reporter is recovering from surgery. the fbi is joining the investigation as well. police identify the suspect as trystan terrell. law enforcement officials say he was found armed with a pistol but he was quickly disarmed and then taken into custody. many say they mistook the gunfire as

. >> the i-team's dan noyes has been following the story. on friday night dan pushed chief scott to apologize. >> i owe an apology. >> to whom? >> to the people of san francisco. >> how about to brian carmady. >> brian carmady as well. >> do you? why? >> we made some mistakes. >> the chief says he is talking to outside agencies about picking up the leak investigation but one has not been selected yet. he would not say whether carmady could once again be a suspect. abc 7 news sent out a breaking news push alert as soon as they learned the union was pushing for the chief's resignation. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates sent directly to your mobile device. >>> it's 6:04. >>> in san francisco we're learning new information about a shooting at ocean beach. one man was shot. park police tell us there was an altercation, but they're still trying to figure out what led up to it. at last check, officers were looking for a suspect they say ran off. we'll have more information on this suspect on abc7news.com

dan noyes served as the master of ceremonies for today's tribute.eaders like san jose mayor sam liccardo reflected on the sacrifices made by america's fallen warriors. >> it showed all of us that there is such tremendous nobility and purpose in a life that is lived with a willingness to give for something greater than ourselves. >> the audience included descendants of civil war and spanish american war veterans. >>> in the east bay, a stirring memorial day tribute on board the uss hornet in alameda. more than 100 people gathered on the hanger deck for prayers and a short service. afterward, families picked up flowers and made their way to the rear of the carrier. a crewmember played "taps" as participants honored the fallen. [ "taps" playing ] >> touching. the ceremony on board the hornet included veterans of conflicts dating back to world war ii. ♪ >> that's "taps" of course as google took a somber approach to commemorate memorial day. "taps" played at 3:00 p.m. to observe the national moment of remembrance. >>> you don't have to see to know that s

. >>> happening today in san jose chief investigative reporter dan noyes will serve as master of memorial day ceremonies at oak hill memorial park this is video from last year's remembrance. the united veterans council of santa clara county has invited the public to four events starting with a japanese-american memorial. the grand army of the republic will be celebrated at 1:15 p.m. followed by the vietnam veterans field of honors ceremony at 2:15. and veterans issaluted the abc 7 news was at san francisco's lands end for yesterday's ceremony honoring "uss san francisco." the ship's crew fought in the naval in 1942. a.m. lied forces stopped the japanese navy from sailing towards australia. "uss san francisco" was heavily damaged in that battle. >>> sunshine and scattered clouds expected this memorial day across the bay area. this holiday weekend was wet, windy and chilly. don't need to tell you that if you were in town. this south bay surprise yesterday, hail in san jose. folks taking part in treasure fest on treasure island were bundled up in coats and scarves. weather may have been to b

i-team reporter dan noyes is also there trying to talk with the chief. we will bring updates throughout the evening at abc7news.com and on the "abc 7 news" app as well. >>> meantime, new details about a grew so case. a dismembered body found in a san francisco home. police arrested two suspects, douglas lomas and stephanie ching. they were identified on a plane to china and apprehended after landing in beijing. they were then flown back the u.s. where they were arrested and booked for whom side. the victim was believe to have been benedict ching. he didn't show up for work last weekend. officers then went to his house on del monte street on monday where they found a dismembered body. >>> two men suffered injuries that could kill them when they were shot in san francisco this afternoon. it happened about 1:30 near 6th and mission streets in the city's south of market area. officers found the two men lying on the ground, rushed them to the hospital. investigators are still looking for the shooter and are looking over video from security cameras in that are

i-team reporter dan noyes is here with one customer's nightmare. so strange.> it is. the company in question tells me they do thorough background checks on dog walkers and pet sitters who are independent contractors but that the reported conduct in this case is unacceptable. rosie brown has two little dogs, penny and daisy. when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to find a sitter. >> get a wag certified walker to walk your dog. >> reporter: she met 26-year-old dog walker and sitter casey bringle. >> she had 200 five star reviews, i thought it was great. >> reporter: they agreed on four-and-a-half days of housesitting with long walks and discussed the doggy cam that shoots out treats. she headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding she received an alert on the camera. >> on the day of the alert it showed a man in the house. he opened it up and saw she was there with a man in our house and going straight for the bedroom. >> reporter: the video shows casey's boyfriend at the apartment on several occasio

. >> dan noyes was there in court this morning and joins us with the latest. >> this story has made headlines across the country. freedom of the press advocates say the sfpd broke state and federal law going after this journali journalist's sources by raiding his home and office. he released new surveillance video of officers trying to open the kbgate at his home. after he heard the commotion, he let them in. they placed him in handcuffs, kw confiscated his computers, cell phone and notes. thomas burke is his attorney. >> they confiscated his newsroom. all of you who do reporting have all kinds of stories on both your cell phones. you have leads, you have all kinds of things in your computers, your laptops, all of it. that was all gone. >> he has had an sfpd press pass for 16 years. he's a free lance journalist, or stringer, as they're called. he shoots video, gathers documents and sells the material to various media outlets, including abc 7. he shot this video of a natural gas line explosion in february and appeared on the air. >> i was told by someone from the water department that this was

i-team reporter dan noyes served as the master of ceremonies, you see him there, for today's tribute at oak hill memorial park. the audience included descendants of civil war and spanish war veterans. >>> a disturbing tribute on board a bay area landmark. more than one people gathered on the deck of the uss hornet today. the crowd included veterans of conflicts dating back to world war ii. a military chaplain helped them memorialize young americans who gave their lives on battlefields all around the world. >> at porkchop hill, verdun, normandy, iwo jima, pearl harbor, coral sea, okinawa, the asian jungles halfway around the world. what about korea? vietnam, afghanistan. >> afterward, the crowd made its wait to the rear deck of the carrier. veterans and their families dropped flowers into the water in memory of those who served. >> that's the sound of "taps" playing as google took a somber approach to highlight memorial day with a gray google honoring members of the military who died serving their country. "taps" played at 3:00 p.m. >>> a group ofdg watch called angels is raising anot