his name was kenneth dion. hunyor had never heard of him.. >> when did you get into alaska? >> in the '90 some time. >> i started talking to him about his life, where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> reporter: so you didn't jump right in and say, we know you killed this girl. >> no, just try to get some rapport with him. basically smoked and joked for a while. you get to travel the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. i went up to denali a couple of times with friends from the military. i made it up there sometimes. >> found out he's fifth degree black belt martial arts, ranked number ten in a fighting competition. >> reporter: wow. he liked to brawl in bars he said. carried weapons in his car, nun chucks. >> he loved the adventure. >> reporter: he was married at the time of bonnie's murder but later got divorced. >> that's the worse thing i ever screwed up in my life, that marriage there. >> reporter: told you all this? he had to wonder why an alaska state trooper would fly all those miles just to talk to hi

you have the latest. >> reporter: yeah, dion, the san

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. alma has the night off. local law enforcement is working to investigate the threats. >> kate is in emeryville after someone sent one of the e-mails to a superintendent about a planned shooting. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, dion, emory high was closed to the as were all of the schools in the district after i superintendent received the threatening e-mail. i'm told the e-mail said something about a student in need of help who had been bullied. but it turns out that e-mail was part of some sort of competition to get schools closed and as many as possible. squad cars in the parking lot, locked doors and an empty campus after someone sent an e-mail threatening to shoot students and faculty in emeryville. emory unified school district canceled class. >> it was the right decision at the right time. >> captain oliver collins with emeryville p.d. said his detectives started investigating as soon as the e-mail came in sunday night. >> there's been too many instan sis of agencies and organizati

. >> and i'm dion lim. alma has the night off. local law enforcement is working to investigate the threats. >> kate is in emeryville aer someone sent one of the e-mails to a superintendent about a planned shooting. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, dion, emory high was closed to the as were all of the schools in the district after i superintendent received the threatening e-mail. i'm told the e-mail said something about a student in need of help who had been bullied. but it turns out that e-mail was part of some sort of competition to get schools closed and as many as possible. squad cars in the parking lot, locked doors and an empty campus after someone sent an e-mail threatening to shoot students and faculty in emeryville. emory unified school district canceled class. >> it was the right decision at the right time. >> captain oliver collins with emeryville p.d. said his detectives started investigating as soon as the e-mail came in sunday night. >> there's been too many instan sis of agencies and organizations not taking threats ser

in san bruno, dion lim, abc7 news. >> thank you dion. youtube purchased the san bruno office park for $215 million in january of 20 -- employs about 1,700 workers there. n bruno's largest employer. another tragedy in the city still recovering from 2010 gas pipeline explosion. today people in the community came to the aid of victims injured and running from the shooter. live with more, katie marzullo. >> reporter: despite the shock, people living near the campus didn't hesitate to help. found themselves surrounded by youtube employees, some of them bleeding. >> it's scary. never seen that happen close to us. really scary. >> reporter: ran for their lives. some found safety inside carl's jr. >> put her in there, grabbed napkins and put them on her leg. >> reporter: worker at hashes and brews also took in walking wounded. >> shot in lower ankle. put them in restaurant, gave them towels, band-aids, tried to calm them down. >> reporter: chaos when shot rang out. worker told me he heard screaming, saw people running and ran for nearest exit, t

. >> 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: yeah, dion, the san francisco fire department tells me the cause of the fire is it still under investigation tonight. but take a look. the build building has been red tagged. the red cross helping about a dozen people displaced by the fire. the charred three-unit apartment building, boarded up. now mourning the life of a woman lost hers one neighbor tried to help her. flames lites up the ski. a three alarm fire at this apartment building. sam meyer tried to help his neighbor escape. >> she was standing by the doorway, yelling for water. and i called 911. and that's the last time i saw her. >> everybody is hurtding in the family round. >> raymond garcia remembers his beloved aunt. he identifies her as jess qua castro. >> the whole neighborhood loved her. she was always going around the neighborhood

in san bruno, dion lim, abc7 news. >> thank you dion. youtube purchased the san bruno office park for $215 million in january of 20 -- employs about 1,700 workers there. san bruno's largest employer. another tragedy in the city still recovering from 2010 gas pipeline explosion. today people in the community came to the aid of victims injured and running from the shooter. live with more, katie >> reporter: despite the shock, people living near the campus didn't hesitate to help. found themselves surrounded by youtube employees, some of them bleeding. >> it's scary. never seen that happen close to us. really scary. >> reporter: ran for their lives. some found safety inside carl's jr. >> put her in there, grabbed napkins and put them on her leg. >> reporter: worker at hashes and brews also took in walking wounded. >> shot in lower ankle. put them in restaurant, gave them towels, band-aids, tried to calm them down. >> reporter: chaos when shot rang out. worker told me he heard screaming, saw people running and ran for nearest exit, turned ou

. >> reporter: the shooting stops, but 38-year-old soundman brice dion, his microphone on the ground, is hit. >> brice, are you all right? brice, are you all right? >> reporter: the bullet that killed dion just missed his bulletproof vest. >> bryce, stay with me man, stay with me. >> reporter: the fatal shot fired by an omaha police officer. dion's family now suing the city of omaha for negligence. >> i think it sheds light on exactly what happened and the fact that mr. dion was caught in the crossfire through no fault of his own. >> reporter: the suspect -- who was armed with a pellet gun -- was also killed. the shooting happened in 2014. the video just released as part of a wrongful death lawsuit. the city of home what tonight is not commenting. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back, how dark chocolate may effect your brain. we all paid attention to this today. >>> and then more on this scare on a new york city subway. the pit bull attacking a passenger. the dog would not let go. brad's b looking forward to this all week, but how will his denture cope with... a steak.

let's again with dion lim who is outside live in san bruno. >> reporter: good evening to you. emotions. they are running high here at the youtube campus. 200 people were evacuated this afternoon after calls came in just before 1:00. we do know four people injured. one in fair and the second in serious. and a third in critical injuries. one person's injuries sustained after trying to escape. employees are understandably horrified and confused of this news. we heard from a spokesperson from the san bruno police department. take a listen. >> we are a tight knit community and it feels like a family. today it feels like the entire community of youtube and all of the employees were victims of this crime. our hearts go out to those who suffered in this particular attack. and our prayers are with them and their families. >> the onus is on us, law enforcement. we have our task force and the coroner out here. it will be a long night. we will be out here all night. >> reporter: 200 employees are at another staging area. being asked questions by law enforcement officials. several employee

now the po >> well, the power of love is also strong for celine dion. years after losing her husband rene, we've learned celine's personal life isn't really her priority. ♪ near far wherever you are >> celine may never date again. a source tells "e.t." the singer is not interested in finding someone new, believing she could never find a love comparable to rene. ♪ i'm in love with you >> life without him is still incredibly painful for celine, but she once told us he is still with her in many ways. >> when he left, he came inside of all my kids' hearts and minds and he will always be with me. >> considering him the love of her life, she had a cast of rene's handmade and also has a painting of him in her home which she often speaks to. ♪ how does a moment last forever ♪ last year before recording a song for the new "beauty and the beast" she said she asked his spirit for guidance. >> my husband, i connect with him differently and he said that's the right thing to do. >> and in a celine health update our source says it hasn't been easy for her to deal with

drew. >>> hi, dion. wrapping up another warm day across the region. officials high in more than 10 degrees above normal for this time offier. widespread 70s and 80s across the region. a high of 72 in san francisco. 82 in san jose. 77 in oakland. 81 in santa rosa. future tracker temperatures tomorrow morning by 11:00 in the morning already have spots in the 70s so that will create the launching pad for another bodily harm afternoon tomorrow. but this warm weather will not last much longer. we'll detail that in a few minutes. >> drew, sounds good. >>> many people stayed inside today to watch the warriors trying to advance against the san antonio spurs. abc 7 news was inside rookie sports lodge in downtown san jose with wsh where the dubs fans cheer for the team even though the dubs lost and failed to sweep the opening round. one man still thinks there is a golden lining for the golden state. >> it would be nice to give curry a little bit plor time to get healthiy. at the same time we're not losing so that can happen. >> that fan talked about steph curry

in the studio, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> thank you we sent out a push article about the rescue as underway. you can watch the watch rescue unfold on abc 7 news.com and the news app. we posted a video showing the efforts to save the driver. >>> mountain view police are developsed body cam video showing the encounter between officer and the youtube shooting suspect on the morning of the attack. >> hi, are you nasim. >> yes. >> hey, so, you were reported as missing. >> really? >> yeah, as missing from san diego. >> yeah, i left my family. >> okay. >> you don't live with them if a anymore. >> no. >> can i just ask if you don't mind why you left. >> we don't get along together. >> okay. do you have id on you by chance? >> sure. >> police also asked nasim aghdam if she had plans of

live outside the youtube headquarters, dion lim, abc7 news.>>e have been on the story nonstop for more than five hours updated posted on all of our platforms. the fastest way to get the newest fox is through the abc7 news app. it is free to download. >>> mendocino county authorities checking out a video. the crash killed jennifer heart, her wife sara heart and three of their children. the video from fort bragg is extremely grainy. they are trying to come up for a reason for the crash that was possibly deliberate. >>> lethal force only when necessary. necessary meaning there is no alternatives for the officers. >> california law enforcement has demonstrated without a doubt that they are not on a large scale capable of discerning when lethal force is necessary and when it is not because too many loved ones have unnecessarily died. and they then move without accountability. >> the proposed bill is sure to cause heated debate. law enforcement pointed out that officers have only seconds to determine to fire. >>> a vehicle slamming to the side and r

i'm dion lim. eric has the night off. now, this fire has been going on for about an hour now. we have seen flames shooting from the house, smoke rising into the air. abc7 news reporter just got to the scene a short time ago. lisa, so many firefighters behind you there. >> reporter: dion, we are here in the golden gate heights neighborhood, and it is still a very active scene. the fire is burning this house behind me. the smoke has cleared just a little bit. let's take a look. you can see firefighters, about 100 of them are here. it looks to be a two or a three-story house. it started burning before 10:00, and it is still actively burning. the focus of the fire seems to be on that top floor. also we saw flames a little while ago coming from the garage. that house of course was evacuated. no one has been injured in this fire, but meantime houses on either side of this fire have been evacuated. firefighters are on the roofs of each of those houses, making sure that the fire does not spread though it does look like it has at least singed one house just to the right of the house th

. >> i'm dion lim, eric has the night off.irst lady barbara bush died on tuesday at the age of 92, lady and bill clinton and the family of barack obama paid tribute. >> a look at how she is being remembered. >> a touching farewell to beloved former first lady barbara bush. >> she believe in and practiced the principles of honesty, tolerance, decency. >> her children and grandchildren fighting back tears. >> sharing his admiration for the love letters of his father and barbara over their 73 year love story. >> will you marry me, i'm even'n happier today. >> making light of barbara's nickname, the enforcer. >> there was no safe space or aggressions allowed. >> conveyed the power of her impact. >> honest with herself as she was with all of us. >> first families and other dignitaries joining the bush's lifelong friends for the outpouring of attributes. >> the the gold standard of what it meant to be a friend. >> a precession driving 96 miles and the library at texas a&ma&mm private moment for family only and a farewell. >> legacy

she's dion lim.slowly. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at you look good, olivia. looks can be deceiving, though, can't they? i see you have a few more locks. that's good. you can never be too careful, can you? what do you want? i have a problem-- a rather big one, actually, and since you're a fixer, i thought i'd come to you.

i'm dion lim. eric has the night off. about a dozen residents have been displaced by that fire which started at their homes on 8th avenue just after 9:30 last night. the victim has been identified as jessica castro and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more details. >> reporter: flames lit up the night sky on saturday. a 3-alarm fire at this apartment building. sam meyer tried to help his next door neighbor escape from her balcony. >> she was just standing by the doorway, you know, yelling for water. then i called 911 and that's the last time i saw her. everybody is hurting in the family now. >> reporter: raymond garcia is remembering his beloved aunt. he identifies her as jessica cash castro. >> everybody liked her in the neighborhood. she's an outgoing person. >> reporter: the flame claimed her life. the building engulfed with smoke and flames. a steep ravine on the building's backside created a challenge. >> we ended up having to go into the exposure buildings to attack the fire because there was no way to get int

. >> i'm dion lim. you may have noticed the temperature dropped. people getting soaked getting into tradeder joe's as you using umbrellas and anything they could grab to keep dry. >> the rain came down hard before it slowed a bit. >> in the sierra snow you can is he see the snow at heaven lip mountly resort let's get to drew with more about the storm. >> yesterday's warmth a distant memory. it's about colder air and showers with it. live doppler 7 showing axe across the regn right now. let's zoom in to where we have much of the rain focused at this hour hf live doppler 7 showing much of it is light. indicated by green but a few pops of yellow here and there indicate a couple of downpours as it slowly moves to the south. on the storm impact scale this evening we're tracking light to moderate showers. rainfall less than .5 of an inch. winds gusty, 20 to 35-mile-per-hour. once in cold front moves out tomorrow, though, we have a chance of thundershowers. we'll tell you about that in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> and keep

. >> and i'm dion lim. bart said the stabbing could have been much worse if it weren't for a good samaritan. >> he was cut on the hand while wrestling the knife away. >> 2:45, it's a knife and looks like it's a 4 to 5 inch knife male stubbing another male. >> i need medical. lot of blood. >> a man in his 60s is currently in critical condition. his sister in her 50s is in fair condition. they didn't know the suspected attacker, 32-year-old robert dolf of san francisco. he was acting erratically and the pair was alarmed and exited the train at the oakland coliseum station. police say cameras show dolf attacking the victims with a large fixed blade knife. a good samaritan intervened and in doing so he saved the victims' lives. >> others helped hold him down to the ground. police say they don't know if he was on drugs at the time. >> it appears as though he was out of his mind. there doesn't a appear to be any motive other than to do harm to these people. >> dolf is currentsfully custody at the santa rita jail

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. the attacker was another bart passenger. bart police released this mug shop of the suspect, 32-year-old robert dolph from san francisco. >> it's a knife and it looks like it's a 4 to 5 inch knife male stabbing another male. >> that's him. i have a stab victim. >> reporter: police dispatch radio captured the chaos following a random stabbing at the bart station. a stranger stepped up to stop it. >> this man that intervened he is a hero, for courageous, had he not intervened, the two victims quite possibly could have been killed. >> reporter: a man in his 50s is in critical condition and his sister, a woman in her 60s is in fair condition. bart police say 32-year-old robert dolph boarded the train at civic center. >> at one point he became fixated on these victims and was saying things directly to them but didn't seem to pertain to them. >> reporter: the victims went through the gate by the station agent and that's when police say robert dolph stabbed them multiple times with a large fixed blade knife. >> reporter: the stabbin

the family of bryce dion followed that decision with a wrongful death lawsuit.that lawsuit has yet tottled after years of paperwork running through the system.brian jorde is the attorney for the dion family. brian jorde:"well when you sue the government there's something that's called a tort claim that has to give the city six months to review potential allegations. there's delays built in the process. that's the reason why it's taken so long." jorde has had possession of the video for quite some time, but was unable to release it.he believes the video helps his case.brian jorde:"we think it leaves no doubt as to the negligent acts of what occurred from the omaha police department, the city of omaha. and that this was clearly a preventable death." the two sides were in court yesterday arguing the case.brian jorde: "yesterday the city was trying to argue that it can't be held liable if its officers intend to pull their service weapons and a bullet discharges and kills someone. they're saying they can't be held liable for negligence." jorde says the city should be held liable . and now

dion lim met one man who lost his house day one. today she checked back in. >> reporter: i met neil blodgett covered in ash wandering dazed along the side of the road near the hilton sonoma wine country. his home just insin rated by blames. >> this is all i'm wearing. this is all i got. i don't know how i'm going to function. >> reporter: when we caught up with neil weeks later on his first trip back to the home he and his wife and family lived in 15 years all that were left were memories. >> just trumized. i got nothing. i should have been able to grab something. >> today they are living with his mother, the home he grew up in. >> i was about 19 years. >> reporter: but neil says dealing with insurance and planning has been challenging along with a new wave of emotions. >> a war-like feeling like when you're in battle and you come back home you have the feeling that -- that you're sparked off or something, it's just, like, it's just this fire has done the same thing i feel to me. >> reporter: crisis counselors say what neil is exper

. >> and i'm dion lim.s light airplane went down near the petaluma airport last night. >> he was headed home in bad weather. katie utehs has more on the crash investigation. >> reporter: the first sonoma county deputy to search for the distressed plane describes drenching rain and thick fog as the conditions friday night. >> emergency transport left at 6:40. it's likely that he took off just prior to that. >> reporter: now deputies guard the wreckage as the national transportation safety board is expected to arrive sunday. the emergency transponder pinged while the plane was still in the air. so deputies started looking about a half mile north of this location. >> it took us about 3 1/2 hours. as you can see the plane is down in a mustard field and deputies spotted a small fire. >> reporter: deputies say the pilot likely died on impact. family identify him as 75-year-old carl morrison, a san diego resident woos legacy spans the state. >> he's an outstanding airman and we'll all missictims were to the hospit

. >> good evening, friends i'm dion lim eric has the night off.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: yeah, dion, the san francisco fire department tells me the cause of the fire is it still under investigation tonight. but take a look. the build building has been red tagged. the red cross helping about a dozen people displaced by the fire. the charred three-unit apartment building, boarded up. now mourning the life of a woman lost hers one neighbor tried to help her. flames lites up the ski. a three alarm fire at this apartment building. sam meyer tried to help his neighbor escape. >> she was standing by the doorway, yelling for water. and i called 911. and that's the last time i saw her. >> everybody is hurtding in the family round. >> raymond garcia remembers his beloved aunt. he identifies her as jess qua castro. >> the whole neighborhood loved her. she was always going around the neighborhoods just ta

i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim.e a quality evening. >> indeed and see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> to hope for the future. abc7 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-month later. bay fires six-month later. special coverage every day "last man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. happy valentine's day, sweetie. morning. yeah, yeah. listen, i made you a waffle sandwich with bacon and sausage for the road. wow. i have died and gone to heaven. [ chuckles ] at least i will if i keep eating like this.

one home belong to neil bloj evident that's a man dion lim met on day one of the piers. she has this report six months later. >> reporter: i met neil blodgett covered in ash wandering dazed long the side of the road his home had been incrine rated by flames. >> this is all i'm wearing. this is all i got. so i don't know how i'm going to function. >> when we caught one neil weeks later on one of his first trips back to the home he and his wife and three daughters lived in 15 years all that were left were memories. >> just traumatized. i got nothing. i should have been able to grab something. >> today neil and his family are living with his mother, the home he grew up. >> i was about 19 here. >> but neil says dealing with insurance and planning has been cholging along with a new wave of emotions. >> a war-like feeling when you're in battle and you come back home you have that feeling that you -- that you're sparked off or something, it's just like -- it's just this fire has done the same thing. i feel to me. >> reporter: crisis counselors say what he is experiencing right

. >> i'm dion lim. residents nearby the running trail where this happened, they are shocked tonight. >> abc 7 news reporter kate ler-zen is live with the developments. >> reporter: police are looking for more witnesses hoping they'll come forward in the shooting death of a man this morning. they have not released the victim's name while they wait to speak to more relatives, but they do say it was shocking to this neighborhood. on a busy bike path where children play, a man was found shot in broad daylight. >> very big surprise. this is a peaceful area. >> reporter: he lives in albany right across the street from where police discovered a man with a gun shot wound on a bench around 11:30 in the morning 37 he didn't hear any gun shots and couldn't believe the crime scene right outside his front door. according to city data.com before this homicide there had been only two murders in the past 15 years in albany, which explains the neighbors' surprise waking up to see the police taping off the roadway and bl

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abc 7 news anchor dion lynn met one man who lost his house on day one. >> reporter: i met him wandering days on the road in hilton on october 9th. his home had just been incinerated by flames. >> this is all i'm wearing, all i got. so i don't even know how i'm going to function. >> reporter: when we caught up with neal later all that were left were memories. >> just traumatized. i mean i got nothing. i should have been able to grab something. >> reporter: today neal and his family are living with his mother, the home he grew up in. but neal says dealing with insurance and planning has been challenging along with a new wave of emotions. >> a war like feeling when you're in battle, and when you come back home you have that feeling that you're sparked off or something, like this fire has done the same thing i feel to me. >> reporter: crisis counselors say what neal is experiencing right now is completely normal. it's about this time six months after tragedy, the sight or the smell or the sound of something can trigger an emotional response. >> some people are going through a lot of emotion

dion jefferies has tweeted: the world is changing, more women in leadership positions so i say it yesems taking the baby to the hills. we have also had other people saying: i would love to take my ten—day—old baby to work every day, is this realistic? orjust an optic, could feel kind of thing? dasher could feel kind of thing? dasher could feel. is this not virtue signalling at its finest? a 10—day old child at any workplace would not make life easier for parents or colleagues. that is a point. it is not going to be comfortable for the baby, really. what the baby needs is to be at home, to be comfortable and ina quiet to be at home, to be comfortable and in a quiet place. this is a case of the senate are needed to vote and it was brought in the. it is not like, bring a baby as soon as you can to work. maybe you need certain environments but if you need to, if a young child was to come in and make it easier, why not? let's talk whether. britain experiencing hottest april day for almost 70 yea rs. hottest april day for almost 70 years. i remember when there was snow in my garden literall

this is porton dion the british lab whose latest findings have been seized upon by moscow the labs head says they can't confirm the nerve agents are agent despite the british government's confidence it's our job to provide you know the scientific evidence that identifies what the particular nerve agent is where identified that it was from this family. military create their future but it's not our job to see where actually was manufactured some like u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn arguing that that statement seems to contradict what foreign secretary boris johnson told g.w. during a march interview room you argue that their source of farthest north edge and novacek is russia how did you manage to find that out so quickly that's driven by says samples of these look at the the evidence from the people from from porton down the the. they have the samples you do and they they they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no dogs johnson in the foreign office is stressing they see no contradiction between those statements and the late

abc 7 news anchor dion lim joins us with more from the scene. >> reporter: eric and amaed good evening. chevy avenue remains closed however we have a closer glimpse of the youtube campus. still behind me the police barkds and tape are up. despite this road being reopened for at least part of it, the law enforcement that remain on the scene plan to be here throughout the night. piecing together details of exactly what happened. chaos and terror heard and the dispatch describing the scene at sun wrun o before 8:00 tuesday after when a female gunman stormed on campus. >> i heard seven to eight shots fired. >> 200 employees evacuated hand over head. the those looking to re-enter the campus to find loved ones turned away. >> one female down. one of the shooter there is a second. >> the suspect the woman between the ajts of 35 and 40 from southern california entered with a gun. multiple law enforcement agencies including the fbi responded within minutes. >> we developed search teams to search the building four-by-four room by room in a methodical manner to make sure we have located and ident

. >> i'm dion lim. last night's attack on syria. >> hit three targets believed to be tied to syria's development chemical weapons. >> the latest from washington. >> reporter: less than 12 hours after announcing strikes on syria, president trump took a victory lap. tweeted, a perfectly executed strike last night. couldn't have had a better result. mission accomplished. >> we significantly degraded their ability to produce chemical weapons. >> a coalition effort, deploying weapons against three distinct targets. used three ships, two b-1 bomb spers a submarine. >> i would use three words to describe this operation. precise, overwhelming and effective. >> the pentagon said to targets near homes taken out. six days after another alleged chemical weapon attack by bashar al-assad. >> these are not the actions of a man. they are a crimes of a monster instead. >> the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting and condemn what russia described as aggression by the u.s. >> it was time to talk and did last ni

dion lim, abc7 news. >>> we sent a push alert on the app. many of you watched it live. we have the video posted on our website now. >> the justice department has sent a letter to the city of oakland seeking information about its sanctuary policy. department officials expressed concern. compliance with the law, known as section 1373 is a condition of justice department grants to local governments under the justice assistance program to comply. the city of oakland issued a statement read anything part we are reviewing the letter from the department of justice. oakland is proud to be a sanctuary city and we are in compliance with federal immigration law. we will respond to the letter at the appropriate time. >>> mountain view police released officer body cam video today. police say the woman they questioned in her car was the same person who wounded three employees before turning the gun on herself. david louie has the video. >> reporter: body cam video shows an officer approaching a upon t pontiac. >> you are reported as missing. >> reporter: she cooperated with police pr

. >> i'm dion lim. >> san francisco will be voting on dual plans against one another. >> abc 7 news joins us now and found out the issue was divisive. le lisa. >> that is right. i talked to off-duty police officers and it has to do with proposition-h taser policy. it is an issue debated for more than a decade. people feel passionate and i got a chance to meet with some officers. here is a video from earlier this morning. off-duty officers and members of the police canvas, handing flyers at businesses and people on the street. drumming up support for proposition-h equipping police with tasers. and the police commission voted for tasers late last year and adopted its own policy in march and the mayor dropped his support after the vote. i spoke with an officer saying that tazers will keep them safe. i talked to a member who is concerned that they will use it on minorities, and the homeless and people with mental illness. >> we want tasers to help protect the citizens of the city. we are the only department that doesn't have tasers. >> the research on tasers show that police escalate rapidly

. >> here is abc 7 news anchor dion lim. of employees return to the roups building retrieving personal belongings. we learned from police the shooter entered the patio from the garage. >> we have a report of subject with a gun, hae therd 7 to 8 shots fibered. >> reporter: the same garage where workers picked up cars. we also know that nasim adhdam visited a gun range before visiting san bruno. the shooting took place in the outdoor dining area. >> we will be increasing the security we have at all of the offices worldwide to make them more secure not only in the near term but in the long-term. our employees have been encouraged to take time off work or work from home. and we are making sure wellness services are readily available to them. >> reporter: sf general shared promising news on the gunshot victims. >> we were able to discharge two last night. the one remaining patient who was in critical condition yesterday is now in serious condition. >> reporter: in san bruno, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> now federal agents honed in o

. >> reporter: dion, students tl me they're almost numb, but this one rises above the noise. there's an order of pepper spray after a woman told her roommates what happened this morning. >> it decided he decided he was going to take advantage of her, being alone, female walking. >> reporter: uc berkeley police released this photo taken from security cameras that captured the moment when the victim made her inside the ground. you can see her on the ground and the attempted robber who appears to have a gun in his hand. grace mosier lives on the same floor as the victim and said after the man threatened her she ran, but he caught up, once she got to the door she got her jacket and tennis racket. as those fell off her back, she made it inside to safety. according to the victim the man threatened her with a gun. >> something along the line of give me your stuff, i have a gun basically. so she said her first reaction was just to take off. >> reporter: police describe the attempted robber as a light skin man in his 20s, short hair, possibly corn rows. wearing a black hoodie, acid wa

. >> reporter: dion, students tell me they're almost numb, but this one rises above the noise. there's an order of pepper spray after a woman told her roommates what happened this morning. >> it decided he decided he was going to take advantage of her, being alone, female walking. >> reporter: uc berkeley police released this photo taken from security cameras that captured the moment when the victim made her inside the ground. you can see her on the ground and the attempted robber who appears to have a gun in his hand. grace mosier lives on the same floor as the victim and said after the man threatened her she ran, but he caught up, once she got to the door she got her jacket and tennis racket. as those fell off her back, she made it inside to safety. according to the victim the man threatened her with a gun. >> something along the line of give me your stuff, i have a gun basically. so she said her first reaction was just to take off. >> reporter: police describe the attempted robber as a light skin man in his 20s, short hair, possibly corn rows. wearing a black hoodie, acid wa

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. >> dion lind live. >> reporter: dan and kristen, employees have been tight lipped today refusing to comment on today's shooting. but just moments ago, we heard from a representative from youtube who expressed his gratitude toward the first responders and also talked about changes that will be implemented for security. we learned from police that the shooter entered the patio from the garage, that same garage where workers today picked up their cars. we also know nasim aghdam never entered the building itself, but more safety measures will be put in place. >> we will be increasing the security we have at all of our offices worldwide, to make them for secure, not only in the near term and in the long-term. our employees have been encouraged to take off work and making sure elwiwellness servic are rededadedly available for t. >> reporter: two of the three victims have been relesionsed from the hospital and the third one is in good condition. we also learned there were many acts of her oism that took plac by the youtube employees. >> at the riverside county home of the suspected shooter

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. >> and i'm dion lim. you may have noticed the temperature has dropped as rain arrived today. in emeryville people were getting soaked trying to get into trader joe's. they used umbrellas and pretty much everything they could get their hands on to cover up from the rain. >> in san francisco, rain pelted the streets. it came down hard for a few minutes before the downfall slowed down a bit. >> in the sierra you can see that snow coming down at heavenly mountain resort. drew tuma has more on the storm. drew. >> the temperature drop, rain here in the sierra all because of the cold front in the south bay. showers cused on san jose bay area. the wider picture behind the cold front, it will move in in the next 24 hours and bring us more scattered showers. the storm impact scale is a level 1 through monday. there is a chance we could have a shower monday. snow levels down to 3,000 feet so our hills could see a dusting. future weather tomorrow morning here we go. the morning commute underway, we have scattered showers. it is a cool start in the low to mid 40s. we'l talk more about wha

. >> the rock's rampage led the way appear remake of the classic city droig video game that choked dion it scored 50% on rotten tomato processes scoring a a minus and cinema scope. it grabbed $2 million more more than thrill are be a quiet place. truth or dare debuted with 19,000,006 times more than its budget appear ready players one and blockers rounded out the top five. >> two stair scarey for me. >> i thought they were on your list. >> do i look like a fan of this genre. >> you sit up here with us. >> that's a different kind of horror. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at nine and 11:00. >> we'll see you then. have a wonderful evening. >> hi, everyone! i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, joel visits the wine country and gets a lesson on how to entertain napa-style. >> that's the nice thing about entertaining napa-style -- it looks very elegant, but it's pretty easy. >> then, an inspiring entrepreneur reveals her recipe for succes

. >> and i'm dion lim. police are on the look out for a robber. >> u.c. berkeley police released this photo taken from security cameras inside unit 1. it shows the robber holding a gun standing over the victim who had just made it inside the door. she decided to walk home around 4:30 thisorning near college way and channing avenue. a floor mate said the man chased down the victim put her in a choke hold and she managed to wriggle free. >> he grabbed her jacket and tennis racket, those fell off her back and she made it inside. >> it was a split second kind of like he decided to take advantage of her being alone, female walking. >> the police described the attempted robber as a man in his 20s with short hair, possibly corn rows. he wore a black hoodie, acid washed jeans and held a black hand gun in his left hand. >> the coast guard and contra costa sheriff's office spent most of the day searching for a fisherman who went over board into the delta this morning. two men were found in the water yelling for help at 8 it being 30 today near the antioch bridge. a

. >> a dion lim. bafrt police say the stabbing may have bn 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 away. but he is otherwise okay. the dispatch audio captured the terrifying moments following the attack. >> at 225, a knife and looks like a 4 to 5-inches male stabbing another male. >> a lot of blood. >> now a woman in her 50s in fair condition. they are siblings and didot know the attacker. b.a.r.t. police say the suspected stabber 32-year-old robert doll of bordered at civic center, seen acting erratically mumbling and making out bursts. >> aboardroom his behavior they exited at the station at 30urk antried to get away. he blocked the fare gate. the stakes cameras captured the attack. police aren't releasing the video butay it shows the attack of the victims with a large fixed bleed knife heating both in t