>> and i'm kristen sze. on jimmy kimmel, actress allison janney. have a good night. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." a driver is flying down the road on a clear blue sky new jersey day. the moment he gets the case of the spins, right in front of a cop. >> oh.

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. crowd never got bigger than this for the hawks and kings game in the golden 1 center. never reached arena. >> nba action went on, thousands of fans sent home. officials stopped admitting fan and locked ept ranss after surrounded the arena. many of the same people blocked interstate. after released body cam footage of the shooting death of 22-year-old stefan clark in grandmother's back yard. unarmed. may be disturbing. >> show me your hands. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> confronted clark after getting a call about a man breaking into cars. believed he was a threat when fired 20 shots. >> they believed this individual had a firearm. >> girlfriend is strugtology find answers to help two children cope with clark's death. >> wake up every morning to kids asking me where is daddy, let's get daddy. i just tell them daddy is always going to be with us. >> sacramento's mayor promised to provide answers and transparency following the death. >> sacramento kings owner spoke to fans after the ga

veterans home of california, kept law enforcement at bay for hours until all four were found i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. dan and ama are out tonight. gunman and three women ged. christine loeber, jennifer gonzalez and the and td jen golick. >> reporter: the veterans home of california is grieving after a sad and tragic day. a veteran treated for ptsd and took hostages in the same office which may have been trying to help him. napa county sheriffs department identifies him at albert wong, a former inp fantryman. decorated soldier. earned medals for marksmanship. now employees and police sefrping for motive. >> i come before the public with tragic news. >> reporter: military veteran armed with rifle stormed an office at veterans home of california, shot three female hostages and turned gun on himself. >> law enforcement personnel made entry into the room we felt the hostages were being held by the suspect, unfortunately made the discovery of three deceased females and one deceased male suspect. >> nonprofit treating iraq war veterans for ptsd. friday morning employees were having a go

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my abc7 colleague kristen sze has more. >> thank you, cheryl. as a growing number of people come forward claiming they've been harassed at work, many are finding they don't know where to go for help. today we will discuss these issues and look at solutions from around the bay area. we recently brought together a group of experts to discuss the issues facing employees and employers in workplaces, both locally and across the nation. our goal is to provide you with resources and tips that may help you navigate some of the challenges facing our communities. consider us your allies in action. let's begin with a story from abc7's ama daetz introducing us to two bay area women who found themselves searching for help after dealing with sexual harassment and then decided to take action. >> for tammy cho and grace choi, the "aha" moment happened just over a year ago when they read software engineer susan fowler's blog, claiming she was sexually harassed by a manager at uber. >> it was the first time that we realized that we were not alone with our persona

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke to one of the people who described what it was like there. cornell? >> reporter: that skier witnessed the avalanche and started digging to try to save one snowboarder who was buried alive. the snow was piling up at squaw valley. five feet is expected by saturday, but all that snow has created some big danger. >> people calling for help, you got to help them. >> reporter: that's what this man did. he's wearing the brown and black jacket helping dig out a snowboarder buried in an avalanche at squaw valley. >> about 30 seconds later people started screaming, yelling each other's names, trying to find their kids. >> reporter: five people were trapped under three feet of snow. that snowboarder was unconscious when they found him. the ski patrol said he was buried for six minutes. one witness, heather turning, crawled 30 yards to reach him and clear the snow from his face. >> we started like screaming at him and shaking him, and he came to. and wante

i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. for the entire abc7 news team, have a good night. >> share your story, tell the you understand the truth. >> empower you. >> empower your family. >> whether you are worried about your daughter at work or your son at school, we are here to help you connect to local area and resources whenever you need them. them. it takes a trusted ally morning. morning. hey. you get the paper? no. (knob rattles) vanessa? again? (keys jangle) how do you know they're mine? 'cause your key chain says "geologists rock" and "don't take me for granite." (kristin) hey. good morning. did you hear there was a break-in in the neighborhood last night?

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the rain has already arrived.ook at the wet roads in san rafael and in richmond. >> sandhya patel is tracking it right now. >> it's going to be drenching rain for your morning commute and driving wind. right now on live doppler 7 you can see it's pretty much covering most of the bay area. let's get you into street level radar. we're seeing moderate rain around healdsburg. as we head into the east bay, the rain has been moving quickly into castro valley, hayward. you can see the downpours are coming in across 880. moderate rain from san francisco's sunset district to broadmoor, daly city. you will also notice that the rain is beginning to spread across the santa cruz mountains. the wider picture will show you this storm is just getting started. it's a cold starorm, level one r now. increasing winds, heavier rain overnight. a wind advisory until thursday evening. gusts over 45 miles an hour. it could take down trees, power lines in the hills. we're already seeing the winds to 34 miles an hour at atlas peak. use caut

. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. the sun often broke through the clouds. >> viewers capturing rainbows. layla saw this one in san jose. >> check out this double rainbow from miss jo jo. >> you can see it is still wet out there. we are checking out the golden gate bridge, richmond and san mateo bridge. >> now some ski resorts say they have received several feet of fresh snow and conditions have proved deadly for at least two people across california. let's bring in abc7 news sandhya patel tracking the storm. >> so let me show you live doppler 7. the snow down to 1500 feet. seeing rain moderate in intensity from the east bay from milpitas. so definitely still downpours out there as you take a look at north bay from windsor to santa rosa and it is turning to snow. you will notice some rain and snow in napa down at the lower elevations. it has been a wintry mix for the mt. hamilton. numerous thunderstorms as well. some of those making landfall earlier today. this is a level 1 light system. snow in the hills 1500 to 2,000

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. dan and ama are off tonight. the mother and son were discovered under feet of snow near the kirkwood condo complex where they were staying over the weekend. >> the snow just slid from a roof, burying them. lilian kim is live in the newsroom with more on what happened. lilian? >> reporter: kristen and eric, the mother and her son were calling it a day yesterday, heading back to their condo when the snow came crashing down on them. 50-year-old olga perkovic and her 7-year-old son aaron goodstein had finished their last run of the day at kirkwood mountain resort. deputies say they took a different path to get to their condo, through a wooded area. but moments after reaching the edelweiss condo complex seen here on the website, snow slid from the roof. they ended up buried in three feet of snow. to those who know and love the mother and son, this tragic accident comes as a shock. aaron was a first grader at mensch american high school in hayes valley. the school's community was alerted this afternoon. >> we are just

i am eric thomas. >> and i am kristen sze.t. >> it is the job of everyone here at abc7 to share your truth. >> and help you understand the truth. >> empower you. >> whether you are worried about your daughter at work or son at skrool where can he are here to connect you with resources. connect you with resources. >> it takes a trusted ally t t t (wind gusting) (thud) aah! holy crap! eve, honey, look, if you don't want people to think you're a tomboy, then maybe you shouldn't talk like an auto mechanic. (laughs) hey, i'm just saying, this freakin' wind deserves a little more than a "wow."

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i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. dan and ama are out tonight. gunman and three women ged. christine loeber, psychologist jennifer gonzalez and therapy jen golick. >> reporter: the veterans home of california is grieving after a sad and tragic day. a veteran treated for ptsd and took hostages in the same office which may have been trying to help him. napa county sheriffs department identifies him at albert wong, a former inp fantryman. decorated soldier. earned medals for marksmanship. now employees and police sefrping for motive. >> i come before the public with tragic news. >> reporter: military veteran armed with rifle stormed an office at veterans home of california, shot three female hostages and turned gun on himself. >> law enforcement personnel made entry into the room we felt the hostages were being held by the suspect, unfortunately made the discovery of three deceased females and one deceased male suspect. >> nonprofit treating iraq war veterans for ptsd. friday morning employees were having a going away party for coworker. larry's wife works there. >> cake and l

. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze emseed the service diapers aren't covered by social services and mothers take food off the table to buy diapers. they want to change that through diaper donations so they have one less thing to worry about. >>> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >>> in accuweather tracking light showers dotting the landscape the next 24 hours. but once the storm system is out of here we stee a rapid warm-up in the week ahead. we have action on the screen on the live doppler 7. it's focused currently in the north bay. from santa rosa, pen grove approaching novato light showers. if you get in the higher portions of the hills a wintery mix to the east or west of midland town right now. and the whites and pinks and purples on the screen a couple of snow flakes flying. but the picture you can see the spin in the atmosphere off the northern california coast. a bowling ball of energy that will sink south and try and initiate a couple of showers over the next 24 hours. but ahead of it it's certainly breezy out there. the winds right now gusting over 20-mile-per-hour at t

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it happened on the border of the excelsior district. >> four people have been shot, an officer, a suspect, and two other people in the area. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is at general hospital where all the shooting victims including the officer were taken. >> but let's begin with abc 7 news reporter vic lee, live at the scene. >> reporter: we're at geneva and gloria streets in the amazon crocker neighborhood. they just opened the streets where the shooting occurred. the san francisco police public information office will only confirm that an officer has been hit and he's been taken to san francisco general hospital. we have some video from sky 7 to show you, also some new video from the ground. let's go to that now. we are learning, however, from numerous reliable sources that the shooting occurred at or around amazon barbershop. the officer was shot in the leg. our sources tell us that he is conscious and breathing at san francisco general hospital. their words. now, the susp

he was a member of the national lgbt bar association. >> and this was kristen sze reporting.ay the new york city mayor release thtd statement on the death of trip and the other new york city firefighter. ner two of new york city's bravest running to danger to defend others in new york city and in combat overseas. >>> a newly released voice mail reveals that florida department of transportation officials were told by a crack in a pedestrian bridge prior to the deadly collapse. at least six people were killed. ten more hospitalized. abc's maggie reule has the details. >> a bridge meant to keep students safe on the campus of florida international university reduced to rubble. nearly 1,000 tons of concrete trapping at least eight cars and enmore victims underneath. one lost their life an employee of the construction company there working on the bridge. another according to the miami herold, 18-year-old fiu freshman alexa durham. >> he was the life of the party everybody wanted to be around her. >> what started as a desperate rescue mission for survivors has now become a pains tak

i'm kristen sze. happening right now, california's attorney general is about to begin a news conference to detail how a question approved by the trump administration for the upcoming population count is illegal and designed to intimidate. a charge that the administration denies. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: the last time the citizenship question was asked for a census was back in 1950. but it's back and the state is trying to stop it. the u.s. census is filled with a lot of questions, but a new one about citizenship status just announced by the commerce department for 2020 is sparking a lot of controversy. the department said the information would help the justice department enforce the voting rights act, which protects minority voting rights. in the announcement, the commerce department said secretary wilbur ross determined obtaining complete and accurate information to meet this legitimate government purpose outweighed the limited potential adverse

i'm kristen sze. several neighborhoods are on lockdown as the search continues. let's show you the areas affected. the home invasions happened on eugenia drive in petaluma. authorities believe the suspects are about 12 miles away in novato in the firemen fund campus. >> reporter: we're at the staging area just down the hill from the neighborhood in northwest novato where officers are going door to door searching for armed robbery suspects. this all started in petaluma just after 3:00 a.m. when they got calls for several home invasions. >> a group of men went door to door kicking in residents' doors and tying up some peep, pistol-whipping people in search of marijuana. >> reporter: one of those cars pulled over on the side of the freeway and five men jumped out and ran into the hills. one of those suspects was arrested after he went to a house and asked the resident there to call an uber. that resident, instead, called police. the other suspect vehicle was spotted at costco on vintage way. three people were taken into custody and one woman got away. so far three p

kristen sze will be in later today. >>> first, developing news. the senate judiciary committee is now inviting the ceos of facebook, twitter and google to an opening hearing on data privacy. and the meeting will happen early next month. the invitation comes just hours after the federal trade commission announced it's invest gatesing facebook about the company's privacy practices. facebook has been under intense criticism when it was revealed the data of 50 million users was improperly mined by cambridge analytica and used in the presidential election. amy hollyfield is live with congressman swalwell is responding. >> reporter: he is concerned and he has questions. he doesn't think facebook acted maliciously with the russians but he doesn't think facebook and other social media companies have been forthcoming. >> now is the time for every social media company to come clean and be completely forthcoming. >> reporter: that's the reaction from representative eric swalwell to the facebook scandal. we caught up with him at a flag-raising ceremony at the

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for alma daetz. the rain and wind are back causing problems. >> howling winds and saturated soil caused this evergreen to cme down in alamo. >> the 50-foot tree is still blocking the road right now cutting off access to dozens of homes. contra costa county work crews are responding to cut the tree up and clear the roadway. >> and in the north bay, a downed 100 foot tall tree along objection dental road occidental, 115 homes lost power because of this mess. many are still in the dark right now. in fact there are roughly pg&e customers out of power mostly on the north bay and peninsula. >> and looking live tonight from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see the rain coming down just a little bit, mainly you see the deck is wet right now for the cars. just in the past few minutes it has started raining on the right. that's in san jose. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the storm on live doppler 7. >> yeah, dan and kristen. it is coming down hard across parts of the bay area. l

i'm kristen sze. the rain started falling this morning. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the weather. >> hi, everybody. the rain came in late, but when it did, it messed up the latter parts of the morning commute. now things are starting to thin out. 0.04 in south bay. and you can see that that wetness down there is spreading all throughout our neighborhoods. in fact, san jose was one of the first areas to get wet. now moderate rain in the yellow. that's moving out to the central valley. the heaviest will be down to the south and even some thunderstorms developing 112 miles offshore. this is part of an atmospheric river that we'll be on the north side of. it will hit the central coast with 3 to 6 inches of rain and locally up to 10 inches of rain. today it starts for us as light rain and continues all day today. that's why the storm impact scale is just a one. there will be some moderate spots with rain today but heavier rain is coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. this was earlier today. this is a video of a downpour in pa

. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze emseed the service diapers aren't covered by social services and mothersable to buy diapers. they want to change that through diaper donations so they have one >>> now the accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >>> in accuweather tracking light showers dotting the landscape the next 24 hours. but once the storm system is out of here we stee a rapid warm-up in the week ahead. we have action on the screen on the live doppler 7. it's focused currently in the north bay. from santa rosa, pen grove approaching novato light showers. if you get in the higher portions of the hills a wintery mix to the east or west of midland town right now. and the whites and pinks and purples on the screen a couple of snow flakes flying. but the picture you can see the spin in the atmosphere off the northern california coast. a bowling ball of energy that will sink south and try and initiate a couple of showers over the next 24 hours. but ahead of it it's certainly breezy out there. the winds right now gusting over 20-mile-per-hour at times. and the wind will stick with us overnight

thanks for joining us, i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas.ith a major update we brought you minutes ago. koo according to associated press, a dozen officers just went into the home. >> a resident is still locked down in the home. obviously a major update. >> we are expecting law enforcement to update us any minute now. this is a live of yountville, the podium where they will be speaking. we will bring you this update live as it happens. >> in the meantime, let's bring you up to date on what has transpired. this started with a shooting at the veteran home of california, yountville. and here are the scanner transmissions. >> possible active shooter, subject with a rifle, holding three people hostage. >> part of the initial dispatch on this case. ground zero of 240. it is labelled the pathway house. right there in orange in the middle of the

i'm kristen sze. this fire broke out at america's best inn on whipple road. matt keller is live at the scene. no one was injured, right? >> reporter: amazingly, no. fire restoration crews are on the scene right now cleaning up the scene. now, fires in the middle of the night are so dangerous, but thankfully some people made sure everyone woke up. a terrifying wake-up call at a motel in hayward. robin took this video after he escaped from the third floor of the america's best value inn on whipple road around 4:00 this morning. >> i was sleeping inside and i heard screaming, girl was screaming outside, run, fire, run, run, run. >> reporter: that the voice he heard was danielle gonzalez. >> i was at the windows, yelling, the fire, get out. >> reporter: they were asleep in their second floor room when she heard a loud noise. >> the window blew out. you can see the glass and everything. the window blew out and then i woke up and i turned over and i woke him up and there was -- the room was on fire. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived, they say they es skoeted o

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke to one of the people who described what it was like there. cornell? >> reporter: that skier witnessed the avalanche and started digging to try to save one snowboarder who was buried alive. the snow was piling up at squaw valley. five feet is expected by saturday, but all that snow has created some big danger. >> people calling for help, you got to help them. >> reporter: that's what this man did. he's wearing the brown and black jacket helping dig out a snowboarder buried in an avalanche at squaw valley. >> about 30 seconds later people started screaming, yelling each other's names, trying to find their kids. >> reporter: five people were trapped under three feet of snow. that snowboarder was unconscious when they found him. the ski patrol said he was buried for six minutes. one witness, heather turning, crawled 30 yards to reach him and clear the snow from his face. >> we started like screaming at him and shaking him, and he came to. and wante

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. the rain has already arrived. look at the wet roads in san rafael and in richmond. >> sandhya patel is tracking it right now. >> it's going to be drenching rain for your morning commute and driving wind. right now on live doppler 7 you can see it's pretty much covering most of the bay area. let's get you into street level radar. we're seeing moderate rain around healdsburg. as we head into the east bay, the rain has been moving quickly into castro valley, hayward. you can see the downpours are coming in across 880. moderate rain from san francisco's sunset district to broadmoor, daly city. you will also notice that the rain is beginning to spread across the santa cruz mountains. the wider picture will show you this storm is just getting started. it's a cold starorm, level one r now. increasing winds, heavier rain overnight. a wind advisory until thursday evening. gusts over 45 miles an hour. it could take down trees, power lines in the hills. we're already seeing the winds to 34 miles an hour at atlas peak. use ca

i'm kristen sze. later, they discovered the body of a woman after divers went in. amy hollyfield is live on lake shore avenue with the latest. amy? >> hi, the crews weren't dealing with the rain in oakland. they were having to work in the dark and cold waters. sometimes deep sections of lake merritt. and they only were going off of information from one witness. the struggle going on here in lake merritt at 4:15 this morning was intense enough to make someone call 9-1-1 for help. the caller said a man and a woman were in the water yelling and in an altercation. oakland police were first on the scene. >> when pd arrived on scene, they noticed a gentleman in the water who was thrashing in the water and only noticed the gentlemenm gentleman. pulled him out. >> the man was unconscious and then decide whether to look for a possible second person. >> we don't have clear confirmation if there were actually two people but the 9-1-1 caller was confident. >> they called in the coast guard and dive teams from alameda county and san francisco. >> this is a significantly large b

. >> and i'm kristen sze in for alma daetz. the rain and wind are back causing problems. >> howling winds and saturated soil caused this evergreen to cme down in alamo. >> the 50-foot tree is still blocking the road right now cutting off access to dozens of homes. contra costa county work crews are responding to cut the tree up and clear the roadway. >> and in the north bay, a downed 100 foot tall tree along objection dental road occidental, 115 homes lost power because of this mess. many are still in the dark right now. in fact there are roughly pg&e customers out of power mostly on the north bay and peninsula. >> and looking live tonight from our golden gate bridge camera, you can see the rain coming down just a little bit, mainly you see the deck is wet right now for the cars. just in the past few minutes it has started raining on the right. that's in san jose. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the storm on live doppler 7. >> yeah, dan and kristen. it is coming down hard across parts of the bay area. l

i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. dan and ama are off tonight. the mother and son were discovered under feet of snow near the kirkwood condo complex where they were staying over the weekend. >> the snow just slid from a roof, burying them. lilian kim is live in the newsroom with more on what happened. lilian? >> reporter: kristen and eric, the mother and her son were calling it a day yesterday, heading back to their condo when the snow came crashing down on them. 50-year-old olga perkovic and her 7-year-old son aaron goodstein had finished their last run of the day at kirkwood mountain resort. deputies say they took a different path to get to their condo, through a wooded area. but moments after reaching the edelweiss condo complex seen here on the website, snow slid from the roof. they ended up buried in three feet of snow. to those who know and love the mother and son, this tragic accident comes as a shock. aaron was a first grader at mensch american high school in hayes valley. the school's community was alerted this afternoon. >> we are just

. >> and i'm kristen sze. sandhya fa tell, larry beil, we thank you for watching.scar winner kobe bryant comedian mike epps. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from noel gallagher's high flying birds. and now, step aside, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] hi there. thank you for coming to the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] it's beautiful and sunny in southern california. i'm glad you're here. we are very

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kristen sze is here with the latest. >> he is in good spirits. you guess what his first words were? >> ai'll be back.... >> reporter: his trademark i'll be back is what he said when he came through. he was replacing a pulmonary valve that he wwas replaced in . the body builder turned actor turned california governor was hoping to use a less invasive method. tmz reported the procedure as experimental and there were complications which led to emergency surgery. but schwarzenegger's camp claimed it was planned. he is also still making movies with several releases just last year and of course become a vocal critic of his fellow republican president trump. >>> thank you very much. the environmental protection agency is getting ready to roll back rules. put in place in 2009 after the government bailed out the auto industry. explaining how changes could impact the california. >> reporter: could loosen regulations aimed at auto makers. the potential changes which could be announced next week are alarming to some. >> cars are 70% of unhealthy air. we have

kristen sze. >> reporter: they follow an ohio couple who filed a class action suit yesterday. they were hoping ivf would bring them a second child but he and his wife got word friday that their two embryos were no longer viable. >> have this taken away and to be just, your hopes and dreams destroyed. >> reporter: now i faced time with abc7 news correspondent today says this will be changes after these incidents and asked her whether couples should store their embryos in other clinics. >> they should be spaced out in different tanks. >> reporter: parents don't need to be worried about birth defects. she explains the worry is they are less likely to be fertilized or implanted. >>> starting to see our first moisture. thick and dark sky looming over san francisco. showing rain soaking tright now >> you can see the heaviest concentration of rainfall right now down in parts of the south bay and over to the east bay, we got pretty good downpours in the milpitas and along ptions of the 680. ranking one on the storm impact scale. as you can see on the forecast animation after 7:30 this

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kristen sze is here with the latest. >> he is in good spirits. can you guess what his first words were? >> ai'll be back. >> reporter: his trademark i'll be back is what he said when he came through. he was replacing a pulmonary valve that he wwas replaced in . the body builder turned actor turned california governor was hoping to use a less invasive method. tmz reported the procedure as experimental and there we complications which led to emergency surgery. but schwarzenegger's camp claimed it was planned. he is also still making movies with several releases just last year and of course become a vocal critic of his fellow republican president trump. >>> thank you very much. the environmental protection agency is getting ready to roll back rules. put in place in 2009 after the government bailed out the auto industry. explaining how changes could impact the california. >> reporter: could loosen regulations aimed at auto makers. the potenti changes which uld be announced next week are alarming to some. >> cars are 70% of unhealthy air. we have got

abc7 kristen sze is here with the story. >> take a look at this. rent rental bikes scattered on the ground creating a mess and not to mention a danger. it has become a common site ever since the dockless bike sharing come rolled out. you use the app to find the nearest bike and scan your code which then unlocks it. and because the bike self locks, you can leave it anywhere. most users are leaving them in responsible places but enough don't that they are working on the formal agreement with the san mateo company to prevent the bike dumping. >> 2% and three% of the bikes are left in a bad place. but folks are leaving them where they should be left. >> it is unacceptable to block pedestrian. >> and it told abc7 news today it is excited with its partnership with b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. also sent this picture of properly parked bikes. the service ultimately takes cars off the road and encourages public transit. >>> supervisor faces a suggestion to step down. this follows supervisor calling on fire chief to resign following a major fire in north beach. believi

. >>> a second lawsuit has been filed against a ohio clinic where a similar thing kristen sze. >> reporter: they follow an ohio couple who filed a class action suit yesterday. they were hoping ivf would bring them a second child but he and his wife got word friday that their two embryos were no longer viable. >> have this taken away and to be just, your hopes and dreams destroyed. >> reporter: now i faced time with abc7 news correspondent today says this will be changes after these incidents and asked her whether couples should store their embryos in other clinics. >> they should be spaced out in different tanks. >> reporter: parents don't need to be worried about birth defects. she explains the worry is they are less likely to be fertilized or implanted. >>> starting to see our first moisture. thick and dark sky looming over san francisco. showing rain soaking tright now >> you can see the heaviest concentration of rainfall right now down in parts of the south bay and over to the east bay, we got pretty good downpours in the milpitas and along portions of the 680. ranking one on the storm

. >> abc7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the details. >> we want to know what you think about free-range parenting. the idea that parents should allow kids to roam free with less hovering. should california follow their lead. you can way in on can way in abc7news.com/vote. all right, the new utah law falls out it is not criminal neglect. to do things like walk to school by themselves take the bus alone or play outside without adult supervision. it takes affect in may and it is the first such law in the u.s. >> we want kids to be able to learn how to navigate the world so when they are adults they are fully prepared to navigate the world. >> in 2015, this maryland couple was investigated for child neglect after allowing their two kids ages ten and six to walk home without adult supervision. childr do you think california should adopt free range parenting laws. so far are viewers, little more than half are saying yes, why not. >>> let's turn your attention now to the weather forecast. nice days around here. >> they certainly here. spencer christian is here with what is ahead for us. >> goi

i am kristen sze. >> on the left is the snow level last month and on the right is the level today.ks a lot whiter. >> department of water resources found 41 inches of snow. laura anthony was there and has our story from twin bridges. >> reporter: it is the place where the california department of water resources conducts monthly snow surveys for the press. a week ago here at phillips station, barely a foot of snow. and now nearly three and a half. >> clearly, we would like to be well above average. we gained substantially over what we had just a week ago. >> reporter: what a difference one storm could make. we were here at phillips station earlier this weekend. and instead of walking in snow shoes, we were in tennis shoes. a big change but still not enough. it would take two more big storms to bring the season totals back up to

. >> kristen sze has all the details. >> here are the two new products, the fitbit versa that rivalsthat appeals to women. and the it encourages kids to take steps. kids can earn badges for being active and parents can see their kids progress on their adult fitbits as well as control who their kid connects with. the product is "7 on your side" 2014 reported on the product. the rash reports have continued with three on the government's safer products government website. rashes can results with wearing the tracker all day. it advises users with irritation to give it a rest. the fitbit is available for pre order now and will be released in the end of june. >> controversy in the cup of coffee. >> mixed reaction over to serve police officers. >>> tonight's question is what do you think of the turnover in the trump cabinet. you can vote at abc7news.com/vote right now. >>> what is most important is to ensure an orderly and smooth transition during a time that the country continues to face significant policy and national security challenges. >> another transition is on the way. secretary of

. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas.ften broke through the clouds. >> viewers capturing rainbows. layla saw this one in san jose. >> check out this double rainbow from miss jo jo. >> you can see it is still wet out there. we are checking out the golden gate bridge, richmond and mateo bridge. >> now some ski resorts say they have received several feet of fresh snow and conditions have proved deadly for at least two people across california. let's bring in abc7 news patel tracking the storm. >> so let me show you live doppler 7. the snow down to 1500 feet. seeing rain moderate in intensity from the east bay from milpitas. so definitely still downpours out there as you take a look at north bay from windsor

. >> kristen sze has all the details. >> here are the two new products, the fitbit versa that rivals the apple watch that appeals to women. and the fitbit ace. it encourages kids to take steps. kids can earn badges for being active and parents can see their kids progress on their adult fitbits as well as control who their kid connects with. the product is launching. "7 on your side" 2014 reported on the product. the rash reports have continued with three on the government's safer products government website. rashes can results with wearing the tracker all day. it advises users with irritation to give it a rest. the fitbit is available for pre order now and will be released in the end of june. >> controversy in the cup of coffee. >> mixed reaction over refusal to serve police officers. >>> tonight's question is what do you think of the turnover in the trump cabinet. you can vote at abc7news.com/vote right now. >>> what is most important is to ensure an orderly and smooth transition during a time that the country continues to face significant policy and national security challenges. >>

. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz.happened on the border of the excelsior district. >> four people have been shot, an officer, a suspect, and two other people in the area. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is at general hospital where all the shooting victims including the officer were taken. >> but let's begin with abc 7 news reporter vic lee, live at the scene. >> reporter: we're at geneva and gloria streets in the amazon crocker neighborhood. they just opened the streets where the shooting occurred. the san francisco police public information office will only confirm that an officer has been hit and he's been taken to san francisco general hospital. we have some video from sky 7 to show you, also some new video from the ground. let's go to that now. we are learning, however, from numerous reliable sources that the shooting occurred at or around amazon barbershop. the officer was shot in the leg. our sources tell us that he is conscious and breathing at san francisco general hospital. their words. now, the suspect,