. >>> then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >>> coming up tonight, the deadly van attack. nine dead, a driver plowing into pedestrians. also the manhunt after a killing spree at a waffle house. tonight the arrest. >>> the storm on the move, devastating twisters across several states already. where it's headed next, coming up. >> david, thanks very much. we'll see you then. >>> new at 6:00, settling some monkey business. a san francisco court rules on who owns the copyright to these famous by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> he was a member of the never miss a super bowl club attending every single game from the very first one to super bowl li before passing away last october. but now part of his collection is gone, stolen by a heartless crook. abc 7 news anchor deion lem is in novato with the exclusive story and how you can help get this priceless memorabilia back. >> not many people can say they went to every single super bowl. >> reporter: at dena young's collectible shop, pick

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i'm david muir, i'll see you on "20/20," and right back here on monday. you are looking live at breaking news that has brought traffic on i-80 through san francisco at a stand still. next. >>> the suspected golden state killer in court today. the case that now captivates the country. >>> evacuations lifted for people who live next door to a construction site that caught fire on tuesday. investigators go to work to find out how it got started. >>> i am spencer christian, breezy and sprinkles. coming up. >>> and that breaking news is in san francisco. sky 7 is over interstate 80 near fifth street in san francisco right before you get onto the bay bridge. an officer was hurt when he was dragged by a car. >> the officer pulled a car over but chp says she dried to drive away dragging the officer. >> the officer is being treated for injuries. several people who are stuck in the backup posted pictures to social media. >> here is a look, you can see the right lanes are blocked but some cars gets through. on a friday afternoon, you know this is causing problems. >

and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >>> and new at 6:00, the san jose police academy graduates the 31st class reaching a major milestone. see what makes it unique from all the source we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. >>> it's time for finney's friday freestyle. >> and michael is here with today's goodies. i think that's the right word. >> okay so budine the french fry people. let me show you what it is we're giving. a limited time offer right now. we have video there. there it is right there. they have spring salads coming up. i'm passing them out here so everybody can look at these. they're absolutely phenomenal. >> wow! >> three different ones. they're a $10.49 value. they have the millionair

. >>> then at 5:30 and world new was david muir. >>> coming up tonight breaking news, the stunning arrest the former police officer accuse ds of 12 murders at least 45 rapes. the major clue also the urjtd ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> the european space agency today release add treasure trove of data, precise measurements of maren a billion stars giving scientists the best three dimensional map of our galaxy than ever. this new data should give scientisting a peak behind everything. astronomerers may be able to identify the age and composition of stars and figure out how they have moved and changed over the lifetime of the galaxy. >>> it was quite the scene on ig nas owe valley road in wanltd creek this morning. as you can see water from a fire hide drant spews in the rey there. as ignacio valley road. the water gushed for a half hour before it was capped. the brand-new global museum added san francisco state opens tomorrow. >>> the event is called going global from san franci

david muir back here tonight. have a great evening.ht. in the morning. david muir back here tonight. have a great evening. good night. >>> ton on abc 7 news at 6:00, flames lead to heart break after a fire tears through several san francisco homes. >>> first responders forced to take extreme measures after a crash shutting down a community aesz power grid. and fighting for the environment at the voting booth. a long time republican in the bay area today saying the 70s show us what could change on the way. >>> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: live, be where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> fire raf asia san francisco building housing three families. tonight one of the families is mourning the loss of a loved one as firefighters make sure that the fire doesn't flair up again. >> good evening, friends i'm dion lim eric has the night off. about a dozen residence displaced by the fire starting at homes on eighth avenue after 9:30 last night. abc 7 news reporter coronell bernhard is there life. you have the latest. >> reporter:

dan, paula. >> david muir reporting from the region. >>> and shortly after the president's announcement the nation's top military brass went before the cameras. >> as david mentioned, we heard from the secretary of defense james mattis who has expressed concerns about america getting entangled in a wider war here so let's go to abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz who is covering that angle from washington. martha, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. the pentagon response was swift and precise with the pentagon warning it could happen again. just days after president trump warned that smart missiles would be launched into syria, the president gave the order. >> a short time ago, i ordered the united states armed forces to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dictator bashar al assad. >> reporter: the president also pointing the finger at iran and russia for their staunch support of the syrian regime. >> to iran and to russia, i ask, what kind of a nation wants to be associated with a mass m

david muir reporting for us. that's all for now. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. hope to see you again over in one hour. - [narrator] the following program is based on a true story. some of the names have been changed. the program contains reenactments.

. >> i'm david muir. it's a family that really could be any family. your family, a small beautiful town, that mother, a grade school teacher. >> confronted with the shock of finding out someone she had taught in 4th grade had gone on to become her daughter's killer but even with a jury's conviction and sentencing, some people wonder did they get the right man? >> reporter: a patchwork of dense woods and hardscrabble farms sewn to the west bank of the tennessee river. this is decatur county, tennessee -- atvs, horses and hunting. it's where karen and dana bobo live. in a home they built with their own hands, with their 25-year-old son, clint, and his younger sister, 20-year-old holly. >> holly was pretty much a mother's girl. we shared a bond that she would sometimes look at me and say that it's scary, because we could finish each other's sentences. >> reporter: whitney duncan, a country music singer, is holly's cousin. >> she had a beautiful voice, so i would kinda help coach her a little bit on that. ♪ there will be peace in the valley for me ♪ >> re

. >> i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. and this is "20/20." >> i'm an interesting person, i'm a controversial person, but most importantly i'm an unconventional person. >> reporter: self confident self-help guru keith raniere is all those things and more. >> consumer's byline is wonderful. >> reporter: tonight he is also an alleged criminal. the man known as vanguard, busted by the federales in mexico in march, his luxury hideout, according to authorities, was a $10,000-a-week villa in puerto vallarta, shared with several women. this video of the arrest, apparently was shot and shared by followers, and then leaked online. >> if you're trying to avoid the u.s. authorities, you don't go to mexico because you hope the mexican government's going to protect you. you go to mexico because you hope to get lost. >> reporter: lost, and found. raniere brought back to new york to face federal charges including sex trafficking. >> we're going to begin with the leader of a self-help group. >> raniere is expected to be in brooklyn. >> re

. >> and i'm david muir and this is "20/20." here is andy robuck. >> the voice kept saying over and over again, "wake up, this is a robbery, we're not here to harm you." >> there were red laser beam pointing at them and there were flashes, bright lights. they were told to turn over and they were bound. >> this is wild. it reads like a movie script. details are insane. >> i could see red dots scanning the wall and i thought, i hope this is real. >> aaron quinn and denise huksins are sound asleep in their bed. it is 3:00 in the morning when intruders break into their dreams. >> and i remember thinking like this is really bad nightmare. >> they had face masks, guns. >> they say they hear men swarming their home. one comes in their bedroom dressed in a black wetsuit, barking orders. >> said i'm going to leave some ties at the edge of the bed and aaron is going to put his hands behind his back. you're going to tie his hands behind his back and his feet together. >> it gets creepy. the men in black called aaron by his name. >> and he

the day, a special edition of "good morning america" starting at 2:00 a.m., and robin roberts and david muir anchor live from windsor, england. >>> mama mia, abba recorded two new songs. the group made the announcement on instagram this morning telling fans they decided to record new material for the first time in 35 years after the abba avatar tour. one songs "i still have faith in you" is performed by the group's holograms in a december tv special. >>> we have the perfect pet and the story behind a car give away and how a police officer helped a >> she's making a dress out of trash bags. >> i'm actually we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine

. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate youre. >> are you ready for the storm? ready for not, it's just about here. you can see the clouds over the san francisco bay right now. >>> tonight, breaking news out of the white house. president trump speaking out for the first time about stormy daniels. what he said late today about money paid to the porn star. and this moment, flipping the script. scrapping his speech on taxes and lashing out over immigration. >>> the deadly police shooting here in new york city. what the suspect was holding that police believed was a gun. and the new video showing him moments before officers opened fire. >>> under the influence? the tour bus overturning on the way to the masters. at least a dozen injured. some seriously. what police are now saying about the 61-year-old driver. >>> the frightening crane collapse. a slow motion disaster caught on camera. construction workers scrambling for their lives. >>> and the quake felt i

. >>> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up. >> for >>> tonight, breaking news as we come the west. an active shooter situation inside the youtube headquarters. a woman with a gun. the building on lockdown. employees led away with their hands in the air. terrified witnesses. injuries reported. what we've just learned about the suspect. >>> the tornado threat right now. watches tonight in eight states, from arkansas to ohio. more than 50 million in the storm zone. rob marciano standing by. >>> troops to the border. president trump vowing a new crackdown on illegal immigration, saying if congress won't act, he will. >>> the hot seat. the epa administrator facing a string of damaging reports, calls mounting for him to step aside. what the white house is saying about his future. >>> danger on the tracks. first, this close call for o

that story is next, and then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. >> the courthouse drama, just a short time ago the president trump's attorney michael cohen and storm impact scale arriving and what the judge just decided and what stormy daniels vowed before the cams. >>> and new at 6:00, see what is next in a bitter battle over a boat squatting at the san francisco aquatic park. the swimmers want it gone >>> national prescription drug takeback day is april 28th and politicians met in san jose to remind folks of the dangers of prescription drug abuse. abc 7 news was in san jose where the mayor spoke alongside the attorney general. the 2015 national survey on drug use and health found that 6.4 million americans have abused prescription drugs. >> critical for us to spread the word to ensure that we're safely disposing of all drugs. >> you could find more information about national prescription drug takeback day on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a hero of the gay rights movement will now be honored at san francisco international airport. mayor mark farrell signed a bill to name terminal on

i'm david muir, i'll see you on "20/20," and right back here on monday.announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> he deserves a fair trial. >> of course he does. he totally does. he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. that's what this country stands for. >> the former cop suspected of being the golden state killer had his first day in court today. joseph james deangelo handcuffed in a wheelchair as arained in sacramento today. good afternoon thanks for joining us. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the 72-year-old has been charged with 8 counts of murder in throe ktds. the court appearance where the 1978 kimg of a sacramento county couple. police believe he killed 127 people and rained dozens of women. he was finally tracked down through a public dna matching website and arrested early wednesday morning. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas was in the crom joining us live from the sacramento courthouse. eric? >> reporter: and larry, eventually he has to visit all the counties that kristen mentioned where he faces charges. but today i

news tonight with david muir up next. i'm kristen sze. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time and see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. . >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west, breaking news, and it's sad news. former first lady barbara bush has died. the wife of one president, the mother of a son who became president, she was one of the the white house. >>> the deadly explosion in midair. the passenger jet shortly after takeoff from new york city, the left engine exploding. parts of it blasting through a window, nearly sucking a passenger out of the plane. one dead tonight, several passengers injured. some passengers posting video, live from inside the cabin. >>> the legal storm tonight. first, that crush of cameras outside court, and now tonight, what stormy daniels has now declared on national tv. and the sketch tonight. the $100,000 reward she's now offering. >>> the major announcement from starbucks tonight. they will shut down all starbucks across the country f

security council will meet about the dangerous situation this morning and "world news tonight" anchor david muir: robin, good morning again. from beirut, i can tell you from here in the region, they are preparing for some sort of military strike. they have been for days now particularly given that tweet from president trump earlier in the week saying be ready, the missiles are coming, smart, new missiles as you'll recall but in the last 24 hours president trump meeting with his national security team at the white house. the white house then saying that no final decision has been made. but they continue to plan and they now have help from their allies, britain, france, both saying that they believe action should take place after those horrific images. i can tell you that just this morning, the russians have come out and said that the chemical attack in douma was a setup. they did not say by whom but they claim that they have irrefutable proof of that setup and i can tell you here in bay beirut in the last 24 hours, independent inspectors here on the ground planning to make their way to damascus a

well world news tonight with david muir. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for ama and sandhya wab we appreciate your time. see new half hour. >> announcer: we have all stood with the north bay through fighting fires to finding shelter. through burned homes, to new building, threw the heart ache to the hope for the future. abc 7 stays on the story through the progress and the problems. now we look at what we have learned and ask, what's next? in a week dedicated to the north bay fires, six months later. specia >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. president trump taunting russia, saying "get ready." is a u.s. strike on syria imminent? the president tweeting to russia about missiles, saying they will be coming, nice and new and smart. and the white house is pressed late today, did the president just do what he said he would never do, telegraphing his military plan? and what we've just learned tonight, what they're doing inside syria right now. >>> also breaking tonight, the infamous "access hollywood" video, suddenly front and center again. n

i'm david muir.ee you tomorrow. >>> more than 50 rapes dating back decades, good evening, welcome for joining us. >> it's been a little more than 40 hours since san francisco sheriffs detectives put hands on a man they had been spur suing since the mid-70s. >> we have just learned that investigators tracked down 72-year-old joseph james deangelo using geneology websites. >> investigators used dna from one of the crime scenes and compared it to one of the genetic profiles available online. they followed clues to identify deangelo as a potential suspect last thursday. >> police then set up under surveillance on deangelo and obtained dna from something he threw away. they got a dna match and arrested him tuesday night. >> he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon to formally hear the charges against him on two counts of murder. >>> today 7 news was in the citrus heights neighborhood. neighbors noah wilson and their da

. >> reporter: do you fear, though, that thi i'm david muir, reporting from beirut tonight.e to see you right back here tomorrow. >>> words have consequences, and that's a lesson tesla is learning from the federal government, following its response to an i-team report. >>> coffee park suffered some of the worst damage during the north bay wildfire. six months later, we revisit santa rosa's coffee park to find the neighborhood literally rising from the ashes. >>> a major change happens tomorrow with credit cards. >>> i not just lost my house, but i lost my best friend. >> tesla's response to the interview with the widow of tesla owner, walter huang was the last straw for the national transportation safety board. >> today the agency kicked tesla off of the probe into the deadly crash, quote, for releasing investigative information before it was vetted by the ntsb. >> the letter released by the ntsb today shows the company drew criticism from the agency because of information released in an investigation. the i-team investigated a crash in mountain view that killed mawalter hwa

david muir will be right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening.uncer: ton on abc 7 news at 6:00 an arrest made in a random stabbing of two bafrt riders. tonight a good samaritan steps. >> more rain to come for some in the bay area. though the forecast isn't all gray skies. >>> and zuckerberg goes to washington. the head of facebook is about to go under oath to answer question base privacy and propaganda. >> abc 7 news at 6:00. starts now. >> announcer: live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> they tried to get away from him and to elude him as fast as they could. >> stalked and attacked. a woman in her 60s and her brother stabbed at an east bay b.a.r.t. station. >> tonight police have a suspect in custody. thank you for jing us. i'm eric thomas. >> and dion lim. bafrt police say the stabbing may have been worse if it wasn't for the good samaritan. >> katie utehs live with more on the dwefg story. >> reporter: the man being called a hero tonight by b.a.r.t.'s deputy police chief and that man did sustain a cut to his hand wrestling the knife aw

world news tonight with david muir up next.ll of us here, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again in half an hour. >> see you then. >>> tonight, breaking news. president trump, the mueller investigation and what we've just learned about his legal team. the new move tonight. >>> also breaking at this hour, reports of two deputies shot and killed in an apparent ambush. what we're learning right now. >>> just in tonight, what we never knew about the death of prince. the new images just released from inside his home. what investigators discovered and what they're now saying about the drugs the singer had been given. >>> tonight, new images, seconds after that explosion in midair. and how safe are hundreds of 737s flying right now? did southwest do enough to inspect planes after a similar incident? tonight, southwest and their new statement just issued. >>> the fraternity suspended tonight, after this video was made public. frat students at syracuse university accused of saying, "i

all right well world news tonight with david muir is next. i'm ama daetz for kristen zee. >> for all of us here when we appreciate your time and see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. police officers shot in dallas. a civilian shot, too. our reporter on the scene at this hour with late reporting. >>> also tonight, president trump's personal physician under fire. the breaking news involving him tonight. he'd been picked to run the v.a. tonight, allegations of misconduct against the president's nominee, ronny jackson. what he's accused of doing. we have new reporting on this front, as well. >>> also breaking tonight, the deadly van attack, and now, the discovery. what we've learned about the man accused of running down pedestrians with a van. >>> the deadly attack at the waffle house. and tonight, the stunning find inside the suspect's home. >>> there is word coming in tonight on former president george h.w. bush, in the hospital just days after he said good-bye to his beloved barbara. what we've no

. >> world news tonight with david muir. >> for all of us we appreciate your time.ou at 6:00. >> announcer: through burned homes, to new builds. through the heartache of the moment to hope for the future. abc 7 stays on the story through the progress and the problems. now we look at what we have learned and ask, what's next? in a woke dedicated to the north bay fires, six months >>> tonight, as we come on the air from beirut, the eyes of the world on president trump. his decision coming, if and when to launch strikes on syria. the president meeting with his national security team late today. the u.s., france, britain, all getting military ships and war planes into position. and just across the border here in syria, russia now moving ships out of harm's way. and what assad's forces are now doing. >>> there is also breaking news tonight involving fired fbi director james comey. and his description of what played out with president trump. conversations, the private dinner, saying the president sought loyalty like mafia boss sammy the bull. >>> the hush money. the fbi r

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.t. >>. >>> family of four on vacation mysteriously disappeared. >>> our next round of stormy weather has arrived. i will show you where it is and where it is headed in just a moment. >> giving people control of their information and how they set they privacy is foundational to their whole service. >> highlights from facebook's founder on capitol hill >>> live doppler 7 showing you the slow and steady movement of rain. i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. tonight's storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. it is a light storm. >> let's check on its progress now. look at the conditions on our mt. tam. the rain is already falling there. >> clouds above our abc7 news studio in san francisco. >> dry roads in san jose for these drivers. but again, not for much longer. the rain is coming. >> weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the storm. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 and rain is covering virtually the entire north bay. pockets of downpours indicated by the yellow and orange

david muir is coming up. >> for >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on in the west. an active shooter situation inside the youtube headquarters. a woman with a gun. the building on lockdown. employees led away with their hands in the air. terrified witnesses. injuries reported. what we've just learned about the suspect. >>> the tornado threat right now. watches tonight in eight states, from arkansas to ohio. more than 50 million in the storm zone. rob marciano standing by. >>> troops to the border. president trump vowing a new crackdown on illegal immigration, saying if congress won't act, he will. >>> the hot seat. the epa administrator facing a string of damaging reports, calls mounting for him to step aside. what the white house is saying about his future. >>> danger on the tracks. first, this close call for one trucker. then this. both in the same state. tonight, the new questions about rail crossing safety. >>> and the boy swept into a los angeles sewer, surviving nearly 13 hours. tonight, telling his story. >>> and good evening and welcome to "world news tonigh

i'm david muir. hope to see you rig >>> everyone started running and screaming and he hit this one lady and she went flying. then he hit another lady. >> a witness who ran for her life describes the chaotic, scary scene as a van plowed down a toronto sidewalk leaving several people dead. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. we begin with developing news, that van crash that killed nine people. >> it's still up clear if it's a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the speeding van left an awful wake. pedestrians on busy young street, toronto's main north-south thorough fare crumbled after this van jumped the curb. >> he hit every single person on the sidewalk. everything was shattered. there was a lady in there that i saw -- i just stopped and looked and went after and all i see is crumbling up one by one, one by one. holy god, i've never seen a scene like this in my life. >> reporter: the van sped off but was found a short time later. the driver t

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >> it's clear now we didn't do enough to prevent the tools from being used for harm. it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. >> are you willing to change your business model in the interest of protecting individual privacy? >> congresswoman, i'm not sure what that means. >> some tough questions today, two days testifying before congress appeared to take the toll on the ceo mark zurg berg. looked tired at times as members of the house peppered him with questions. thanks for joining. oom larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz more on the facebook hearing in a two months. but first weather. >> it looks beautiful behind us. that's about to change. i want to give you a live look outside from the moun tamm and east bay hills cameras. >> ooh. >> that's a different picture. that would be dark and foreboding on the right-hand side. >> let's get to spencer christian for the weather. >> it is dark and foreboding because the storm is on the way. let's lo

i'm david muir. great to be back. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night.ht. >> now this week marks six months since the fires tore through the north bay. >> today we are visiting journey's end. devastated by the wild fire. >> the recovery six months later. >> good afternoon. what remains of it. maybe the hast time yo saw it you saw the rusty mobile homes going on forever. and the few homes that survived. the people who lived there thought they were spared. now they're not so sure. >>> lots of people like to say there's no place like home. when home for months has been a single room in the motel in which the bathtub now serves as a kitchen sinks, that stretches the concept. >> my grandmother said a place for everything and everything in its place. here there's no place for anything. >> reporter: he used to live in the mobile home park where the tubs fire killed two. burned 120 mobile hopes and left 44 still standing. they are condemned and expensive to move. for john and michelle who shared a unit with her mother. there's no going back. >> no matter and no

. >> news tonight with david muir is next. >> for all of >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west, breaking news in california. the stunning arrest. the former police officer surrounded and arrested. accused of the unthinkable. 12 murders, at least 45 rapes, 120 burglaries. tonight, his alleged reign of terror, and the major clue that came just days ago. >>> we also have breaking news at this hour on president trump and his personal physician, who he picked to lead the v.a. tonight, ronny jackson facing new allegations, including crashing a government vehicle while drunk, and he's accused of recklessly prescribing an opioid, percocet. tonight, admiral jackson fighting back. what he said just a short time ago. >>> the urgent manhunt under way at this hour. the sheriff's deputy shot and killed. the gunman stealing his car. he is on the run tonight. >>> the student takedown. a mother outraged tonight over a deputy seen slamming her daughter to the floor, sent to the e.r. the sheriff's department defending their deputy tonight. >>> this evening, the recordings leaked. nfl players and

i'm david muir. i hope to see >> announcer: live, where you live.c 7 news. >>> there is evidence of metal fatigue where the blade separated. >>> federal investigators honing in on missing fan blade, the possible cause of yesterday's deadly southwest airlines engine explosion over pennsylvania. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz. today federal safety convertings recovered part flt engine that separated mid-air from southwest spliets. the photos from the nbt show the outers pieces of the engine called cowling discovered in a field in southeastern pennsylvania. investigator are looking into the similarities between yesterday's incident and one in 2016 in which the f.a.a. called for a round of fan blade checks. >> we have to do is track the history of that blade to be able to determine whether or not that airworthiness directive actually did pertain. >> the ntsb says any do not know whether the entire southwest fleet might be afflicted by the same metal for a teige problem. in the 2016 incident a southwest flight deforted to pensaco

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. just figured at some point it was going to stop. >> 28 inches of rain in 36 hours. tonight bay area natives share their stories from a turbulent wek in hawaii. >>> hugs and happiness. a man who spent nearly 25 years on california's death row is a freeman tonight. >>> we're thinking about aaron and bob -- >> playing through tough emotions in san antonio after the suddening pass of the wife of coach gregg popovich. >>> sonoma raceway gearing up for a race not measured in seconds but in miles per gallon. the students getting ready for the shell eco marathon ahead on abc 7 news. >>> get a piece of the rock. the san francisco hillside being offered at an incredibly steep price. >>> a man on death row at san quentin for 25 years saying in spanish tonight he is very happy now that he is a freeman. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> abc 7 news anchor thomas is live at san quentin with more on why he was suddenly released. >> reporter: because the state supreme court last month

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. then, good night. >>> now at 6:00. why a mother in the north bai faces charges. >>> the city today voted on regulations with other bay area cities preparing for the scooter arrival. >>> and a lot to honk about as a's fans get to the coliseum hours before the game. we are there live as the team celebrates by giving a gift to its fans. >> announcer: this is abc7 news. >>> reflecting on the legacy of former first lady barbara bush who died at the age of 92. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. we learned about an hour ago about the death of the former first lady. >> reporter: born barbara pierce in in 1941 at a christmas dance at 16-years old, she herbert walker bush. the couple had six children but lost their 3-year-old daughter robin to leukemia. >> you don't get over it. it is hard to talk about it. >> even after all these years. >> but it makes everybody more valuable. >> reporter: the family made their home in midland, texas. moving more than two-dozen times as he transitioned ou

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening.. >>> breaking news, just in about yesterday's deadly airplane explosion. what the fda orders to be to be >> can't describe it. >>> a prime piece of property in the east bay may be sold and preservationist could not be happier. >>> now that recreational pot is bigger than ever. >>> we will begin with several breaking news news stories. the governor's office announced the california national guard has been mobilized. 400 members. >> part of the president's plan to secure the border. california was the last state to send troops. now the california troops would not take part in immigration enforcement. >> they will enforce drug crimes and human trafficking. i am dan ashley. >> and i am >> erin popovich has passed away. sources tell espn she has been ill. >> in a statement released in the past 30 minutes. spurs general manager said quote we mourn the loss of erin. she was a strong, wonderful, kind, intelligent woman who provided love, support and humor to us all. >> the warriors in learnin

i'm david muir. we'll see you tomorrow.ncer: now from abc 7, live breaking news. >>> now at 4:00, police swarmed a house in the east bay looking for a man who say they robbed a neighbor at gunpoint inside their home. good afternoon abthank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> larry beal beil with the warriors. s in a story unfolding over the last couple hours in livermore. >> we have seen a heavy police presence by coronado way and wagner drive where police say the suspect was holed up the last three hours. >> abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington at the scene where the armed standoff ended minutes ago. >> ama, larry police believe the suspect was hiding in the atick and didn't come out until they sent k nines inside. they saw the suspect went in there and robbed his neighbor at gunpoint. sky 7 video shows the suspect being taken away in handcuffs. police say the suspect entered the house on wagner drive this morning and held up the person inside but they won't tell us what he took from the home. he ran back to his house o

i'm david muir. great to be back. i hope to see you tomorrow.d night. >>> six months of past since the north bay wildfires. tonight hearing stories of both frustrations and resilience. >>> police officers may need to make a different experience than they have. >>> should mark zuckerberg stay ceo of facebook. get out your phone >>> melted wine bottles symbolize the damage done by the wildfires. >> good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim in for ama daetz. >> the north bay wildfire killed 44 people. destroyed 8900 buildings. >> today is the deadline for property owners to clear away debris. >> the county says getting rid of debris is essentil because a lot of it is hazardous. property owners may meet penalties from both the cities and the counties. >> let's begin with laura anthony live in napa. >> reporter: the physical scars from those napa fires are still certainly here. we are just on the edge of the silverado resort. the recovery process is well underway. but difficult memories still fresh. >> everything was, you know, dark and smo

i am david muir reporting f repp those of you watching in the west tonight, a special edition of world news tonight. >>> launched tonight by president trump and the leaders of the uk and france. >> and if you want to get the latest all the time, be sure to download the abc7 news app. we sent out alerts. you can look for the complete story on abc7news.com. >>> now let's proceed with tonight's top local story. the mist tearous disappear answer of the family of father. >> father, mother, and two children, a 12-year-old boy and 9-year-old girl. >> on a road trip traveling from portland, oregon to see friends in the bay area. area. area. >> eric thomas has new details from the ongoing search and recovery evidence. >> reporter: growing evidence that the family, died when their honda suv went highway 101 last friday and crashed into the eel river. >> during the recovery efforts we were able to locate personal stupes that have been positively identified as belonging to the family. >> reporter: searchers found a body of a woman in the river. >> we are using the chp helicopter. kayaks, river boa

i am david muir reporting for those of you watching in the west tonight, a special edition of world news tonight. >>> launched tonight by president trump and the leaders of the uk and france. >> and if you want to get the latest all the time, be sure to download the abc7 news app. we sent out alerts. you can look for the complete story on abc7news.com. >>> now let's proceed with tonight's top local story. the mist tearous disappear answer of the family of father. >> father, mother, and two children, a 12-year-old boy and 9-year-old girl. >> on a road trip traveling from portland, oregon to see friends in the bay area. >> eric thomas has new details from the ongoing search and recovery evidence. >> reporter: growing evidence that the family, died when their honda suv went highway 101 last friday and crashed into the eel river. >> during the recovery efforts we were able to locate personal stupes that have been positively identified as belonging to the family. >> reporter: searchers found a body of a woman in the river. >> we are using the chp helicopter. kayaks, river boats and jet skis a

i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow night. good night. >> announcer: live, where you live. 7 news. >>> so we have made a lot of mistakes in running let company. i think it's pretty much impossible, i believe to start a company in your dorm room and then grow it to be the scale we're at now without making some mistakes. >> so there was a decision made on that basis not to inform the users. >> in retrospect, i think that was a mistake and knowing what we know now we should have handled a lot of things differently. >> a contrite mark zuckerberg on the hot seed on capitol hill. the facebook ceo testified before congress. telling lawmakers he is sorry for the privacy scandal impacting millions of users. good afternoon and thank you for joining i'm say ma daetz. >> dan ashley in for larry beil. today was the first of two days of testimony. >> our reporter is live with the latest. kenneth. >> reporter: ama and dan inside the packed hearing room he got right to it addressing the vulnerabilities of facebook and apologizing for failing to protect millions who use facebook every day.

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.a good evening. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> i don't feel good about this. this is troubling to me. >> a sand kwenen death row inmate is now free release the moments ago after his murder conviction was overturned and the district attorney says she won't retry his case. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. vincente benavides was convicted of raping and killing his girlfriend hess 1-year-old daughter. but because of changes in testimony his conviction is overturned and he is a freeman. >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is live outside san quentin with the latest developments. eric. >> and the meeting up, the relationship with family and his legal team still going on at this moment at the gates of san quentin. let me step out and show you in the jump suit there with his back towards you is mr. vincente benavides. he has been on death row at san quentin since 1993. as we all know it sits on a beautiful strip of land. b

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night.night. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> and that breaking news is out of san francisco. where a san francisco police officer has been injured in a hit-and-run. this is a live look from sky seven over the scene where the suspect car was found. near california street and 26th avenue. >> the original incident happened miles away near eddiy a larkin street. police tracked the suspects across town to the richmond district. >> thank you are for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley in for already larry beil. let's give to vic lee near where the suspect as car was found, vic. >> reporter: well on that the richmond district, 29th avenue and california street to be exact. and behind me you can see the scene here where police have actually caught the car and arrested the suspect. but first let's go to the scene of the hit-and-run accident and the tenderloin. that happened at larkin and eddy streets. enkwen in the tenderloin district around 3:00 this afternoon. an officer we are told

i'm david muir.ope to see you right back here tomorrow. .ood night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> stormy weather. hail from the east bay to the south bay. >> it is snowing in san jose right now. >> rain and lightning so bad even a plane was hit. there was even an earthquake. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm larry beil live at oracle arena, the music just started blasting as we started the program. we'll have a live report from the warrior and spurs. that is coming up. >> we'll see you in afew minutes. wild weather across the bay area. check out the hail falling on this swimming pool in alameda. >> in the south bay you could see the hail piling up in san jose. it wasn't as bad there, though as it was in oakland. and it was so deep it looked like snow. >> and things are warmer now. this is a live look outside from our east bay hills and our emeryville tower cameras and we have team coverage of this morning's wi

i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. orrow night. >>> the widow of a man killed in a fiery tesla crash talks with the >>> i started facebook, i run it and i am responsible for what happens it. >> see how facebook founder mark zuckerberg handles himself in front of half the u.s. senate and how do handle your account if you don't like what has been done with your data. >> residents forced to deal with a billing issue no one would ever expect. i am michael finney, straight ahead on "7 on your >>> i just want the tragedy not happen again to other family. >> the widow of the man killed if a tesla cash in mountain view has given her first interview. good evening and thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. the widow said her husband complained on several occasions. >> dan noyes is here with the report. >> i have stayed in contact with the family since the crash. and now they have a lawyer planning on suing tesla, they are planning to speak out. >> 38-year-old began the interview showing me her wedding ring with her

i'm david muir in beirut. have a good evening. good night.adly tesla crash, elon musk speaks out. >>> a family on vacation who never made it to the bay area last week. >>> we are finding out why this driver ended up in need of rescue from the waters of the pacific. >>> and we are following breaking news from washington d.c. where president trump is about to address the nation any moment right now. >> the president has been promising a decision on whether to attack syria for a chemical weapons attack. we are standing by for a special report. >> just to get you updated on the latest developments regarding this, earlier today, the u.s. ambassadors nikki haley saying the president isn't -- >> she said president trump said from the beginning the united states must have all the information and proof. here now is the president ready to address the . crisis in syria now >> we come on the air because president trump is set to address the nation. as you know, the president has said a military strike could be coming. he has said that earlier in the week

i'm david muir. we'll see you tomorrow. good night.ease. >> more than 17 hours after these flames broke out, this concord construction site is still smoldering and many questions remain unanswered. thank you for joining us i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. is it arson? >> flames started just before 1:00 a.m. >> leslie brinkley is live from the scene with the latest. >> reporter: well, i am getting sprayed right now by mist from all of the thousands of gallons of water they are putting on this fire. still, lots of smoke back there even flames erupting from some of those windows. tomorrow they will begin to take down some of these walls and investigators will either tomorrow or wednesday look into whether this could be the result of arson. dispatchers were inundated with calls at 1:00 a.m. one describing an explosion followed by a massive fire. >> upon arrival, they had reporting a large city block, five-story apartment complex under construction in the framing stages well involved in fire. >> i looked

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.d night. >>> what a way to start the week. as hail blankets the bay area. we are live where the snow like conditions brought traffic to a stand still. >> i am spencer christian, all elements of today's spring storm. a close-up look in just a moment. >>> the city of san francisco does more than put the breaks on the influx of electric scooters. how it is going to make getting them off the street easier where you live. >>> suddenly everywhere, electric scooters for rent popped up. and today san francisco took action to get them off the streets. good evening and thanks for joining us. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. users love the convenience and simplicity. >> not everyone was on board with the idea. cornell barnard is live in san francisco with the crack down. >> reporter: the city sending scooter companies a strong message. stop doing business immediately until you can come up with a plan and comply with traffic laws. >> it is fun. you go fast. >> reporter: kevin skelly loves r

i'm david muir >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> santa clara county districtce filed charges against ruben foster for domestic violence and weapons charges. >> a crowd of reporters surround 49ers star linebacker reuben foster as he walked out of court charged with several crimes. good afternoon, thank you for joining processes us. i ma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. the charges stem from her his live in girlfriend. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has been following this case. joining with us more on the disturbing charges, chris. >> reporter: larry and ama, reuben did not show much eems in court this afternoon as he appeared before a judge the first time. he has been in trouble with the law before. the 49ers are going to respond. inside the santa clara county hall of justice. the san francisco 49ers linebacker reuben foster faces charge. and a misdemeanor. >> domestic violence pb committing corporal injury upon a cohabiten with an allegation of great bodily injury. >> two months ago police responded to his home on after his girlfriend flagged down a staerng for help

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.ood night. >>> breaking news in toronto new ten people dead. >> chaos. we have been abandoned by the city of oakland. >> residents of one neighborhood say the city is doing nothing about a homeless encampment on a sidewalk. >>> also, court rules on who owns the copyright on these famous monkey selfies. >>> sure you got footballs and seat cushions and then there is this. where we need your help tonight finding the other half of this epic collection. >>> that breaking news is in canada tonight where we are getting our first look at the moments police confronted a driver who plowed over a dozen of people. good evening, i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. the death toll is now ten. >> officers able to keep their cool. police able to detain the man without firing shots. >> directly related to the department's high caliber training. their officers are taught to use as little force as possible in any given situation. >> ctv reporter has the latest development. >> reporter: rampage through

here is abc's david muir. >> reporter: she is the little girl seen by millions online.ight there spotting 6-year-old keelan moxley himself behind the glass. he tries to throw her a puck, and then listen to the announcers. >> that kid grabbed the first puck from her. now look at her face. look at this. is that the saddest? look at her. she is devastated. >> reporter: we were too. the hockey player tries again. >> and now that kid steals a puck from her. >> hitting the glass, signaling one more chance. he finds a third puck, and this time it's all hers. >> look at her, though. is that all worth it right there? my heart is melting now, watching this little girl. >> that father orchestrated that. >> reporter: but her family telling us that wasn't her dad or her brothers. she was lucky to get that puck. keelan telling us what it was like to watch the boys go first. >> i felt happy for the boys because the boys were like happy and because they got the puck. but i didn't really feel happy for myself. >> reporter: she is honest. and when her moment finally came -- >> i felt so