sarah, i'm dan noyes from channel seven. where is the gators money? go away.lled, texted and emailed sarah new and her husband and messaged them on their social media. but no response. so i met her outside the gym in alameda where she's a pilates instructor. you're accused of embezzlement. are you going to pay the money back? no answer. i reached her lawyer, robin nabizada, senior trial attorney at summit defense. he emailed, we intend to fight these charges to the fullest extent possible and will therefore not be providing any sort of statement to any news agency. sarah new left the gators club in financial turmoil, so team parents are scrambling to replenish the club's bank account. they are raising dues by 20%. they're asking swimmers to fundraise for the team, and they have fired two veteran coaches, even though they had nothing to do with any financial impropriety. brett garvin, coach for the gators for 20 years. it was it was heartbreaking. >> it it was not what i expected. not what should happen. it's terrible for the community, for the swimmers, for th

. >> abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes is here with an investigation that we'll see only on sevenn. >> well, amy and dan, parents from the alameda gators, asked me to investigate. they say because of this missing money, they've had to fire two longtime coaches. and now the kids are holding fundraisers to keep the team afloat. when 45 year old sarah new became president of the alameda gators swim team in september of last year, she received a debit card with a personal pin number for the club's chase checking account. a witness told police that new used this branch and its atm to embezzle cash from the team. hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars at a clip, for a total of $51,440 over seven months. i was shocked, shocked, surprised. her arrest comes as a tremendous disappointment to the team's parents, especially in such a small, tight knit community, and it's hard to imagine what kind of person would sink to that level of depravity to steal, not just from a charity, but a charity where where they were in charge and, and one where their kids are participating. >> it's hard to im

the i-team's dan noyes talks to corinne barker for her first interview. >> and i went through berkeleyas an emt at the time, 32 year old corinne barker told me. >> in this exclusive interview that she studied to be a doctor, but she became drawn to law enforcement. >> i had a change of heart. i started doing ride alongs and i just loved it. i loved that you could be able to help somebody on their worst day and make it maybe just a little bit better, or make them feel a little bit safer. >> she excelled as a san mateo county sheriff's deputy, receiving the department's medal of honor with her partner for rescuing a woman from a burning mobile home. >> and i was trying to hold my breath because it was pretty impossible to breathe. so i would come back out to take a breath and then go back in to look for her. >> then barker joined the department's swat team, the only female member of the unit. >> that was kind of my pinnacle. that's as soon as i became a deputy, i knew i wanted to be on swat. how long before the problems started? i now see that it was almost immediate. i think at the time

the i-team's dan noyes talks to corinne barker for her first interview, and i went through uc berkeleying as an emt at the time, 32 year old corinne barker told me. >> in this exclusive interview that she studied to be a doctor, but she became drawn to law enforcement. >> i had a change of heart. i started doing ride alongs and i just loved it. i loved that you could be able to help somebody on their worst day and make it maybe just a little bit better, or make them feel a little bit safer. >> she excelled as a san mateo county sheriff's deputy, receiving the department's medal of honor with her partner for rescuing a woman from a burning mobile home. >> and i was trying to hold my breath because it was pretty impossible to breathe. so i would come back out to take a breath and then go back in to look for her. >> then barker joined the department's swat team, the only female member of the unit. >> that was kind of my pinnacle. that's as soon as i became a deputy, i knew i wanted to be on swat. >> how long before the problems started? >> i now see that it was almost immediate. i think a

the i-team's dan noyes talks to corinne barker for her first interview. >> and i went through uc berkeleymt at the time, 32 year old corinne barker told me in this exclusive interview that she studied to be a doctor, but she became drawn to law enforcement. i had a change of heart. i started doing ride alongs and i just loved it. i loved that you could be able to help somebody on their worst day and make it maybe just a little bit better, or make them feel a little bit safer. >> she excelled as a san mateo county sheriff's deputy, receiving the department's medal of honor with her partner for rescuing a woman from a burning mobile home. >> and i was trying to hold my breath because it was pretty impossible to breathe. so i would come back out to take a breath and then go back in to look for her. >> then barker joined the department's swat team, the only female member of the unit. >> that was kind of my pinnacle. that's as soon as i became a deputy. i knew i wanted to be on swat. >> how long before the problems started? >> i now see that it was almost immediate. i think at the time i was v

our abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes.bay mom and president of the swim team is now under arrest, and the kids are now having to hold fundraisers to keep the club afloat. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you on the top news sidebar at abc7 news.com. >> a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv. do not forget roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for spencer kristen larry beil all of us here. >> we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel it's guest host lamorne morris. >> have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host lamorne morris. tonight -- marlon wayans. matt rogers and bowen yang. plus, music from brigitte calls me baby. with cleto and the cletones.

(♪) (♪) our abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes.e swim team is now under arrest, and the kids are now having to hold fundraisers to keep the club afloat. that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you on the top news sidebar at abc7 news.com. >> a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv. do not forget roku. download the app now so you can start streaming. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for spencer kristen larry beil all of us here. >> we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel it's guest host lamorne morris. >> have a great night. deserve? if so, we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. mesothelioma is really all we do. call us now for this free book. >> call us at 800 511 5400 or go to facebook.com. >> is your shower trying to tell

dan noyes. dan's here with us now. >> dan, and dan, even though the county is paying that enormous amount, they are not admitting fault. there were several surprises during my interview with corinne barker, including the fact that she intends to keep working for the sheriff's department. >> and i went through uc berkeley as a pre-med student and was working as an emt at the time. >> 32 year old corinne barker told me in this exclusive interview that she studied to be a doctor, but she became drawn to law enforcement. >> i had a change of heart, i started doing ride alongs and i just loved it. i loved that you could be able to help somebody on their worst day and make it maybe just a little bit better, or make them feel a little bit safer. >> she excelled as a san mateo county sheriff's deputy, receiving the department's medal of honor with her partner for rescuing a woman from a burning mobile home. >> and i was trying to hold my breath because it was pretty impossible to breathe. so i would com

now, abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes again has followed this from the beginning and produced an award winning documentary about this case called 32 seconds a deadly night in rome. it's available on on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> some really innovative high school students are working to build a better bay area with an invention to help firefighters. the team from calistoga high school was just awarded a grant from mit for the creation of a smart device, which can keep firefighters cool on the job. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with the intrepid students and their teacher. >> this is the device that we made for firefighters. >> this is not a silicon valley tech firm. it's a classroom at calistoga high school, where these intrepid students are breaking barriers of innovation. >> in addition, we have fire fire resistant material on the outside. >> science and technology students have spent six months developing this device, designed to keep firefighters cool on the job. it's portable. >> it's essentially a backpack. >> this working prototype pumps co

abc7 news i-team reporter dan noyes produced an award winning documentary about this case called 32 secondsand on the abc7 bay area app. >> rapper sean diddy combs is facing another lawsuit as abc news reporter andrew dymburt explains. a former adult film actress claims she was groomed by him and used as a sexual pawn. >> this morning, sean diddy combs faces new sex trafficking allegations in a lawsuit filed yesterday, former star adria english claims she was trapped in a cycle of sex trafficking she never asked to be a part of because defendant combs knew he could groom her english says she met combs in 2004 while performing at a new york strip club. she claims he offered her boyfriend a job if she danced at diddy's parties. english claims she was coerced into using alcohol and drugs at those events, before being sexually assaulted by various guests. we going up, we going live. >> can't stop, won't stop. told y'all. >> this is at least the 10th lawsuit filed against diddy alleging physical abuse and sex trafficking. he has consistently denied any wrongdoing. his ex-girlfriend, cassie ventu

abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes produced an award winning documentary about the case. it's called 32 seconds a deadly night in rome. it's available on demand on the abc seven bay area app. >> a southern california man has been convicted in the hate crime killing of his former high school classmate, who was jewish and gay. 19 year old blaze bernstein went missing in newport beach in 2018. a week later, his body was found in a park he visited with convicted with samuel woodward the night he went missing. bernstein was stabbed 28 times. woodward admitted to the killing. prosecutors argued the murder was punishable as a hate crime, claiming woodward was also a part of a group. they say he killed bernstein because he was gay and jewish. bernstein's family says the verdict brings a measure of closure. >> this is a great relief that justice was served and this despicable human who murdered our son will no longer be a threat to the public. >> woodward faces a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole. trader joe's is recalling its popular mango tangerine scente

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abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes produced an award winning documentary about the case calledconds, a deadly night in rome. it's available on demand on the abc seven bay area app. an update to a story we've been following closely for years. scott peterson's effort to get a new trial yesterday, a san mateo county judge decided to hold off on a ruling on dna lab testing on a piece of tape until at least monday. peterson wasn't actually in court. he appeared remotely from a state prison in amador county. the testing itself has become hotly debated in court. >> so i think it's very important that you remember that the dna testing could end up having to be brought forward in court. so the government is very concerned about making sure that chain of custody is kept intact with integrity. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son, and sentenced to death. that sentence was later overturned. he's now serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> if you live in west oakland, you could be eligible to receive a debit card to be used for trans

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