fox medical team deana thanks for that. >> thank you pam and deana. >>> -- deana. >>> if you eat shellfish from drake's bay health officials found unusually high levels of naturally occurring toxin calledtsp in the mussels. this warning affects clams and oysters from drake's bay. it doesn't include commercially sold shellfish which are monitored for this ticktocksic. the warning is mainly for people who fish recreationally. this toxic is dangerous and can even be deadly. so far there's no report of anyone becoming sick. >>> time is 4:55. new research suggesting vitamind may reduce the chance of cancer. researchers in japan say higher levels of vitamin d are linked to a lower risk of liver cancer. now they studied almost 8,000 people and found that people with the highest vitamin d levels had a 50% lower risk of liver cancer. now despite the results there was no link between vitamin d and other cancers including lung and breast cancer. however, the research says it may have a small but beneficial effect on many of the diseases. >>> u.c. berkely research reports say pis nine lacities built o

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scarlet: i think about how deana powell has come back.er her promotion when she returned. she was added to the management committee. her background wasn't in a profitable business. >> when you are looking for the next ceo, you're are looking for people who've been in position of profit and loss. you look at the pool of women who are in that, it gets smaller and smaller. lisa: how does goldman compared to its peers? >> goldman is not alone when it comes to female representation. citigroup and jpmorgan have less than a quarter of women on their executive teams. it is a conversation that needs to happen across all of the banks. how do you get your first ceo of a large bank? >> you spoke to eat at cooper -- scarlet: you spoke to edith cooper. a panel cooper spoke on last week and she said goldman is looking at the data. they are trying to be data driven about their diversity initiative. if the data is not saying they are making profits in chains, they will switch it up. they will try new initiatives. lisa: a very complicated issue. your take

especially because deana powell just announced that she is returning. think she is going to the management committee. it would be a bad look for the revolving door idea that people could leave goldman sachs, a power- a crew political -- accrue political power, then turn it right back into a goldman sachs job. someone said he could work for spacex, but it looks like they have wonderful management, including one of the biggest women in tech. someone said he should just go spent six months on the beach in the bahamas, and i feel out of thatall of the options, seems like the most realistic. emily: i love that idea. what about who would fill his job, and how important is it that it is another banker? max: it is so crazy to think about. if someone was twisting your arm and you had to say what does donald trump stand for, i am pretty sure you would say populism. this idea, the stephen bannon cooked up idea of populism, that donald trump represents the average person. it is just so remarkable to think that he is a billionaire who has surrounded himself with bil

. >> reporter: now, thanks to deana, corrinne can live the life she always hoped was possible. >>> geto college. i get to be a doctor. i get to get married. i get to have kids. i get to do everything i wanted to do and it's all because she made that selfless decision. i'm super grateful for that and i hope that she knows in a. >> abc7 news. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning. waking up to a few returns here on live doppler 7. could see a few sprinkles. but more than likely, a lot of this is not reaching the ground. but we are looking at a system to the south of us that is getting awfully close to the south bay. as we look at all the green here we are looking at mist and drizzle from santa barbara points south, san luis obispo. late tonight we could see spring of nels the south bay. overall it's cloud cover dominating the picture today. mild temps. in the mid 50s let the record: the vantage point from downtown. you will notice a lot of cloud cover. the fog has been dense in the north bay. 49. visibility from about a quarter mile to around nothin

chpalitya deana posted this pinningture of the car on twitter urging anyone with any information to comeforward and investigators do believe someone purposely pushed that boulder on to the freeway. >>> a fertility clinic in san francisco face as second class action lawsuit after a couple filed suit in federal court. the legal action follows the announcement that hundreds of frozen embryos were rend you had unviable when storage -- rendered unso iable when -- unviable when a storage stage broke. the suit accuses the clinic of squashing their dreams of becoming parents. 100 other plaintiffs joined the suit and are seeking 5 million dollars in damages. >>> a san francisco police officer who gained attention for his good looks has been found guilty of felony hit-and- run. christopher kohrs was convicted of hitting two pedestrian in a north beach crosswalk in november of 2015, then leaving his car at the scene and walking away. the two pedestrians suffered serious injuries. officer kohrs claims he abandoned the car because a hostile crowd recognized him. he was nicknamed the hot cop of castro

especially because deana powell just announced that she is returning. think she is going to the management committee. it would be a bad look for the revolving door idea that people could leave goldman sachs, accrue political power, then turn it right back into a goldman sachs job. someone said he could work for spacex, but it looks like they have wonderful management, including one of the biggest women in tech. someone said he should just go spent six months on the beach in the bahamas, and i feel out of like all of the options, that seems like the most realistic. emily: i love that idea. what about who would fill his job, and how important is it that it is another banker? max: it is so crazy to think about. if someone was twisting your arm and you had to say what does donald trump stand for, i am pretty sure you would say populism. this idea, the stephen bannon cooked up idea of populism, that donald trump represents the average person. it is just so remarkable to think that he is a billionaire who has surrounded himself with billionaires. bloomberg ne