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. >> and i'm kristen zse. dan ashley is on assignment. this affected everyone because 95% of americans, including us, own a cell phone of some kind. >> a draft report includes scientific studies regarding long-term exposure and recommendations. lyanne melendez has been following the story and joins us from the financial district with details. >> this document goes back to 2010. it has been updated several time but never released -- until a uc berkeley professor decided to sue in order to get access to that document. >> reporter: holding a cell phone next to your head or body seems to be a way of life. >> usually i have the phone down next to my body in my pocket or something like that and i will pick it up and hold it like that. >> reporter: but people have long suspected that all of that radiation may cause damage to cells and tissues. >> we have evidence of brain tumors and other head and neck tumors and we also have evidence of sperm damage in males, infertility in females. >> he is with uc berkeley school of public health and took the

. >> and i'm kristen zse. as many battle with the news clark is battling with als, the wife of a high school coach is speaking out about her husband's struggle with the disease. we are live at levi stadium in santa clara. we're focused on raising awareness. >> reporter: yes. and it is very sad news about clark's diagnosis. but clark, as we all know, is a 49ers legend and he is having a hard time accepting that he has als. it was a play that will always be remembered by 49ers fans. the catch dwight clark made in 1982 that helped get to the team to the first super bowl. the football player has grown weak and experienced something in his left hand in 2015 and it is something lucy knowsal too well. her husband was a football coach at los gatos and played college football as well and later died of als. >> it seems to be a death sentence. he can fight it. and he is a fighter. he's very courageous as my husband was and my husband had been told he had a year to live and he lived 34 years. >> and he wrote, i can't run,

i'm kristen zse, in for cheryl jennings for this special edition of "beyond the headlines," focusing on the bay area's asian-pacific american community. in the last two decades, there's been a great deal of change in the way asian-americans view ourselves and the way society at large views asian-americans. one sign is the popular new abc sitcom "fresh off the boat," about a chinese-american family's fish-out-of-water story in florida. >> jessica, i figured it out. >> dad, how come i have to start school on a wednesday? >> that's a great question. go to school. go, go, go, go. i was blow-drying my hair, and i figured it out, how the restaurant can attract bigger crowds. >> how? >> i need to hire a white host. instead of people coming in and seeing a chinese face and saying, "huh? i thought this was an all-white steakhouse," they see a white face and say, "oh, hello, white friend. i am comfortable." see? exactly. not welcoming. that's why no to your face and yes to the white face. nice, happy white face, like bill pullman. >> [ chuckles ] >> actor randall park, who plays the dad, louis

. >> and i'm kristen zse. while democrats are claiming americans have lost their trust in the new attorney general, republicans are cautiously defending him but even they are starting to question whether he can oversee the federal investigation into russian meddling in the presidential race. lorna zack is in washington with the latest. >> do you swear that the testimony -- >> reporter: jeff sessions met twice with the russian ambassador during the 2016 campaign, that revelation has democrats calling for him to step down. >> for the good of the country, attorney general sessions should resign. >> reporter: democrats have now sent a letter to the fbi director and the u.s. attorney's office asking for an immediate criminal investigation. there are two issues -- were the meetings improper and did he mislead or lie to the senate in his confirmation hearings. here is session under oath in his own words. >> i'm not aware of any of those activities, i've been called a surrogate at a time or two in that campaign and i

. >> and i'm kristen zse. the water main break happened on black diamond street between west 10th and 11th streets. cars and homes are flooded and roads buckled. we're getting our first close-up look at the destruction. amy hollyfield is live in the scene. and the city is promising help to the residents. >> reporter: they are out here helping and working on it right now, kristen. i could show you the spot where the main broke. they've patched it up. you see the fresh asphalt there. but there is a lot of clean-up to do and you could see over on that street over there, there is a clean-up truck, one of many that we've seen in the neighborhood. they've been very loud and busy because there is a lot of cleaning up to do because a pipe decided to burst late last night. >> it was tough to sallage much from the flooded basements and sheds in pittsburg this morning. the water from last night's break left behind a huge mess. >> clothes that belonged to my grandkids, that's -- that's pretty substantial. my daughter has

thank you for joining us i'm kristen zse. >> and i'm reggie aqui. last week a bus driver at the jail hit and killed foley. this morning friends of the deputy made his four-decade long career honored the father of two. and the procession is weaving through the east bay for the past hour. amy hollyfield is live at concord pavilion where the service is about to get underway. amy. >> reporter: hi. the procession is just now pulling into the parking lot. let me step out of the way so you could see. such a grave scene right here before us. we could see officers standing at attention and saluting all of the cars escorting mike foley's body here. they are expecting about a thousand people to attend today's ceremony, which is scheduled to get started at 11:00, so it is running behind. maybe more people, they say, it is just hard to know. here is a look inside the pavilion where mike foley will be remembered. he was killed last week when he was hit by an inmate bus at the santa reesa jail on a dark, rainy, foggy morning. and he is survived by adult son and wi

. >> and i'm kristen zse. the new immigration executive order will suspend immigration into the u.s. from six muslim majority nations. jessica castro is here with details and reaction from local muslim community members. >> the new order will go into effect march 16th. there are significant changes. groups like the aclu have said this morning they will fight the order and continue to call it unconstitutional. >> the president signed a new version of his controversial travel ban. secretary of state rex tillerson called it a vital measure to strengthen national security. >> with this order, president trump is exercising his rightful authority to keep our people safe. >> reporter: the second version hopes to with stand any court challenges. it will still for bid new visas from six muslim majority countries. iran, syria, somalia, sedan and yemen and libya. iraq has been taken off the list. the new order also shuts down the u.s. refugee program for 120 days and then will be reimplemented with a cap on annual admiss

thanks for joining us, i'm kristen zse. >> and i'm reggie aqui. the trip to the south bay was unannounced but word has spread quickly but fans are flocked to fairmont where security levels are pretty high right now. >> lonnie rivera is live at the hotel where it is happening. >> >> reporter: you can really feel the business here around the fairmont hotel this morning. a lot of security as you mentioned here on the street and underground in the garage. security detail for former president barack obama's visit. we're hearing the visit is because he's likely meeting with tech leaders. here is a look at san jose police capine unit walking through the area. they took a dog inside of the garage. the exact reason for the meeting is not clear but it comes on the same day as president's trump's deadline to present evidence related to wire tapping allegations about former president obama. the house intelligence committee asked for proof of the allegations by today. mean time, many local residents excited that the former president is here. many of them came

. >> and i'm kristen zse. investigators in southern california are asking witnesses to come forward as the youngest victim's brother tells us what made his sister so special. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at pepper tree school in san jose with the latest. matt? >> reporter: kristen, the kids and teachers here at pepper tree school of los gatos has big holes in their heart this is morning. they say adean fer elas was a beloved teacher and loved by all. you could hear the pain an this 19-year-old brandon's voice. >> realize exactly what it is i'm losing. >> his sister was one of three people killed in a plane crash near the riverside airport on monday. she and her mom were flying with friends. her mom was one of two survivors. the cessna is owned by nora hathi and they were on the plane before takeoff on monday, they called brand on saying they were concerned about the weather. >> >> before my mom and sister took off on the plane and they gave me a call and told me that the weather went the best out th

. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm kristen zse. >> and i'm natasha zouves. and this is one of many scheduled around the bay area today. the rally is open to anyone but they have extended a special invitation to women who are small business owners to show solidarity with others around the country. >> and many are wearing red to show support. you may have also heard some schools around the country had to close because they didn't have enough teachers and staff as women opted to stay home in protest. >> we checked in with san francisco unified school and a representative tells us they had a typical amount of substitution requests no, no more than usual so schoo in session as planned. >> the international women's day is being observed not just here in the bay area but across the country and around the world. >> jessica castro is here with the round up around the world. >> there are many events going on. in fact, i want to give you a glimpse. this is a live image from new york right now where there is a march through manhattan and actually their in front of the t

. >> and i'm kristen zse. this accident happened this morning before 5:30 before broadway and ridgeway. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. you just learned new information on what the officer was doing when the crash happened. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the police department told me that the officer was on his way to a priority call. they don't know if his lights and sirens were on or the primary officer or the cover. that is also under investigation. his car was so badly damaged it did have to be towed out of here. the officer was southbound on broadway when he he knocked over a light pole and hit a tree in the median. and another car was involved. they don't know who hit who at this point. the other driver was okay. not hurt. just the officer. a witness told us he helped pull the officer out of his car and he said the officer was pretty shaken up. the crash was loud. a few people here were talking this morning about how it woke them up. >> boom, boom, bang, bang. and like -- because it's quiet up here

. >> and i'm kristen zse. police are securing them on the south side of the westminster bridge close to the house of parliament. we are in london with the latest. >> this is breaking right now. the situation is still unfolding. here is what we know at this hour. several reports coming in that a man has been shot outside of the houses of parliament. and according to the reports, the man appeared to be wielding a knife. some other eyewitness reports coming into us saying at least five people have been mowed down by a car. the entire area is on lockdown as security perimeter is put in place. police moved in quickly to try to secure the area. at least one air ambulance helicopter has landed in parliament square in the area. we understand that scotland yard is saying an incident is unfolding, calling it a firearms incident at westminster bridge. in this investigation, this is quite early on in the investigation. >> and that was llamas hassan reporting. you could get up dated throughout the day by downloading the ab

. >> and i'm kristen zse. dan ashley is on assignment. affected everyone because 95% of americans, including us, own a cell phone of some kind. >> a draft report includes scientific studies regarding long-term exposure and recommendations. lyanne melendez has been following the story and joins us from the financial district with details. >> this document goes back to 2010. it has been updated several time but never released -- until a uc berkeley professor decided to sue in order to get access to that document. >> reporter: holding a cell phone next to your head or body seems to be a way of life. >> usually i have the phone down next to my body in my pocket or something like that and i will pick it up and hold it like that. >> reporter: but people have long suspected that all of that radiation may cause damage to cells and tissues. >> we have evidence of brain tumors and other head and neck tumors and we also have evidence of sperm damage in males, infertility in females. >> he is with uc berkeley school of public health and took the cali

. >> and i'm kristen zse. thanks for joining this is "jeopardy!"estants -- a grant writer from broken arrow, oklahoma... an actuary from chicago, illinois... and our returning champion, a research editor from brooklyn, new york... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, johnny. hi, folks. something strange has been happening on "jeopardy!" this week that i have absolutely no explanation for. on three of our four shows, we've had only two players make it into the final round. so my advice to jeff, trish, and rob today is don't mess up. [ laughter ] i want all three of you here at the end of the program. let's go to work. here are the categories for the jeopardy! round... and yes, you have to spell the correct response. followed by... y-o-u, those letters coming up in each correct response. presidential homes comes next. then... followed by... and the... champ, off you go. let's go with the best day of my life, $200. while in iceland, i finally saw thi