as heather ishimaru explains, the woman who found the child is willing to do even more to help. >> this is the vallejo chevron station where cameron johnson, a mother of three from ukiah stopped on her way to emeryville on saturday. about an hour earlier, this surveillance video shows how another mother, 21-year-old joya walked into the rest womb with her baby in a -- walked into the restroom with her baby in a stroller and then walked out without him. charles edwards the fourth could not talk, but he could cry. when johnson brought her daughter to use the ladies room she found charles in a stroller clearly upset. johnson tried to find the mother in the stalls and when she cooperate find anyone she went outside and kept looking. she realized immediately exrarls exrarls -- charles was abandoned. she has no sympathy for c charles' mother. >> if she had the nerve to come back and ask for that kid back, she could not. i don't care how much she

heather ishimaru is in the newsroom with the story for us. heather? >> carolyn, 23-year-old barry white was in custody on charges of threatening police in contra costa county two years ago. bail was set at $120,000, but a judge lowered it to 5,000 saying he thought those and other charges pending against him would keep him from committing any other crimes. the judge said he might bemis taken, but he -- be mistaken, but he hoped not. the district attorney thinks the judge was mistaken. barry white was charged in the murders of 35-year-old ken min and 51-year-old lena. he used a gun and a knife to kill them at the jewelry mart on july 12th. lin's family came to the arraignment today. [inaudible]. >> why? why they kill her? >> white had two contra costa county cases pending against him when his bail was reduced from 120,000 to $5,000 in 2011. both cases involved threatening police officers. in one he was accused of trying to run them over in a car. san francisco police say white killed the women and injured the owner of the jewelry store over the price o

heather ishimaru is in the newsroom with the story for us. heather?rolyn, 23-year-old barry white was in custody on charges of threatening police in contra costa county two years ago. bail was set at $120,000, but a judge lowered it to 5,000 saying he thought those and other charges pending against him would keep him from committing any other crimes. the judge said he might bemis taken, but he -- be mistaken, but he hoped not. the district attorney thinks the judge was mistaken. barry white was charged in the murders of 35-year-old ken min and 51-year-old lena. he used a gun and a knife to kill them at the jewelry mart on july 12th. lin's family came to the arraignment today. [inaudible]. >> why? why they kill her? >> white had two contra costa county cases pending against him when his bail was reduced from 120,000 to $5,000 in 2011. both cases involved threatening police officers. in one he was accused of trying to run them over in a car. san francisco police say white killed the women and injured the owner of the jewelry store over the price of an i

heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile casese year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile in contra costa, san mateo and santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county medical center claim they are underpaid compared to employees at other hospitals. and they would not discuss specific numbers, but officials are confident they will reach a deal with the union. >>> the monorail ride at the california state fair will be out of service until officials can figure out why it lost power today again. just before 5:00 the monorail came to a halt stranding 38 passengers. rescue crews used a sayser lift to bring everyone -- a scissor lift to bring everyone to safety. cal-osha needs to inspect the ride before the monorail resumes. strappedded passengers -- stranded passengers we

heather ishimaru is in the newsroom with the story for us. heather? >> carolyn, 23-year-old barry white was in custody on charges of threatening police in contra ye county two years ago. bail was set at $120,000, but a judge lowered it to 5,000 saying he thought those and other charges pending against him would keep him from committing any other crimes. the judge said he might bemis taken, but he -- be mistaken, but he hoped not. the district attorney thinks the judge was mistaken. barry white was charged in the murders of 35-year-old ken min and 51-year-old lena. he used a gun and a knife to kill them at the jewelry mart on july 12th. lin's family came to the arraignment today. [inaudible]. >> why? why they kill her? >> white had two contra costa county cases pending against him when his bail was reduced from 120,000 to $5,000 in 2011. both cases involved threatening police officers. in one he was accused of trying to run them over in a car. san francisco police say white killed the women and injured the owner of the jewelry store over the price of a

heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile casese year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile in contra costa, san mateo and santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county medical center claim they are underpaid compared to employees at other hospitals. and they would not discuss specific numbers, but officials are confident they will reach a deal with the union. >>> the monorail ride at the california state fair will be out of service until officials can figure out why it lost power today again. just before 5:00 the monorail came to a halt stranding 38 passengers. rescue crews used a sayser lift to bring everyone -- a scissor lift to bring everyone to safety. cal-osha needs to inspect the ride before the monorail resumes. strappedded passengers -- stranded passengers we

heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile casese year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile andontra costa, san santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county medical center claim they are underpaid compared to employees at other hospitals. and they would not discuss specific numbers, but officials are confident they will reach a deal with the union. >>> the monorail ride at the california state fair will be out of service until officials can figure out why it lost power today again. just before 5:00 the monorail came to a halt stranding 38 passengers. rescue crews used a sayser lift to bring everyone -- a scissor lift to bring everyone to safety. cal-osha needs to inspect the ride before the monorail resumes. strappedded passengers -- stranded passengers were given fo

as heather ishimaru explains we now know what the pilots were doing and what the plane was doing in thoseritical final moments. >> now that investigators in washington had more time to listen to the cockpit voice recordings, they have added more detail to the last nine seconds of the flight. rather than just one call for a go-around or aborted landing there were two. they came seconds after the voice recorder after the pilots first noticed their speed had fallen below the target approach speed. this was hundred feet nine seconds to impact. >> three seconds before impact, there is a call for a go-around. there is a second call for a go-around at 1.5 seconds prior to impact. this call is made by a different crew member. >> n.t.s.b. chairwoman suggests the bright light on approach record by the flying pilot did not affect his ability to fly. >> the pilot that saw the light stated he did not believe it affected his vision and he was able to see the cockpit instruments. >> the group studying the flight data recorder has now covered 220 and 1400 pieces of data and there is no sign with any prob

let's begin our live team coverage with abc7 news reporter, transportation reporter heather ishimaru live at lake mira bastation. heather, where is the union and management at right now? >> reporter: well, far apart still, and no talks are scheduled for today, kristen, but that could change. it is early, after all. and also more importantly, perhaps, the atu local 1555 president tells us that the state mediator did call the union last night and just has to follow up and find out what that call was about. while workers are out here on the picket line, these in particular right now taking a little bit of a break, but while the picketers are out, the union's lawyers and negotiating teams have been meeting and working behind the scenes. it's just they're not necessarily working together with the other side since the strike began yesterday morning. atu's negotiating team does have a meeting planned for 11:00 this morning. just to be clear, that is just the atu team meeting alone, not with the district. both sides say they are eager and waiting to get back to the table. it's just a question