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they are ken. >> reporter: larson has written a book about his experiences.n he gets back from france he says he will write the r. he does have a title, called the luckiest man in the world. in martinez, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> an incredible story. >>> people in san francisco joined others around the world today to mark holocaust remembrance day. the noontime ceremony was held at city hall. people gathered to remember the estimated 6 million jewish people killed in germany and to honor those who survived. some children from the 1940s shared their firsthand knowledge of the horror. local representatives from the german and israeli governments were among those who attended today's ceremony. >>> now to the south bay, where a special competition is underway to see which s.w.a.t. team is the best in the west. jesse gary shows us how this type of competition can lead to success during crucial life-and- death situations. >> reporter: in the south san jose hills above coyote valley, shooting, physical exercise, challenges and critiques of performance. for the 2

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amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco.ing up, why garth brooks was hosting the popular game. >>> and that sea lion pup rescued from highway 101 is on the mend tonight. now we know it had a very long journey. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. spring warmth in the forecast and tracking the possibility of showers. i'll be back with the forecast. >>> first, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan and ama. watch this, if it's the last thing you do. write everyone's name down and put them in a ping-pong ball hopper and pick somebeb >>> country music legend garth brooks was at the zynga offices in san francisco to talk about his music and host a live game of words with friends. reporter kate larson got to hang out with him. >> you sit down and go, sometimes a dream a like a journey. >> reporter: it might seem like an unlikely partnership, garth brooks collaborating with a tech company. >> garth brooks is here. >> reporter: but brooks says his love for the cell phone game, words with fri

. >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where you can see this for free.abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area. from abc 7. >>> so it's really sad. here's the thing, i told this to the room. >> altered videos of nancy pelosi have gone viral. the clips make her sound as if r word >> amanda del caillo is l with wha experts say we should all be concerned about this. >> reporter: dan, ama, it's called deep fake technology. experts say it's only advancing. they warn soon we won't be able to tell which are real. this video, posted to social media, calls into question nancy pelosi's sobriety, slurred speech, slow movement, the result of a ma nip lated video. >> it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. there's a lot of expectation that stuff like what's happen r happen a lot. >> reporter: it allows someone to create videos of situations that never happened or ones that happened very differently. we wanted to know how difficult manipulating a video would be. so we sat down and he worked his magic. >> and here was the re

. >>> i'm kate larson. an unleashed dog attacked and killed a rarely seen species of seal. >>> imagine what it takes to get a warriors' game pumping. "abc7 news" tarts right now. >> live, where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> a shooting on the university of north carolina charlotte campus has left two people dead, four people injured, and students were just running as officers moved in. the suspected gunman is under arrest. >> the university sent out a tweet, saying shots reported near kennedy. run, hide, fight, secure yourself immediately. our reporter has the terrifying moments. >> we o we need medical on. we have multiple victims in here. >> reporter: a college campus on the last day of classes, locked down after an alleged gunman opened fire. >> it was like stay safe, get indoors, fight if you have to, all that. >> reporter: police officers springing into action, students nervously streaming out of campus buildings. some with their hands over their heads. others taking safety inside

. >> reporter: jake larson showed his war medals from his home in martinez.easy last man standing, >> the legion of honor. >> reporter: next month of the 75th anniversary. larson plans on returning to normandy for the first time since the end of world war ii. >> i want to do this i was with. >> reporter: typically the military would find such a trip. his military records were destroyed in a fire in the 1970s. the two women he got to know at his favorite bagel shop heard about the problem decided to raise the money through gofundme, something larson had never heard of. >> they were saying find me. i don't know how that will work out. >> reporter: the gofundme goal was $10,000. they raised $11,000. >> it is unbelievable how many wonderful people they are in the world. >> reporter: larson, d-day is still as current as it was. he actually helped write up the plans for 20 years. i shook for 70 years. i could not pick >> reporter: that is , dead everywhere. >> there was a soldier laying. i said buddy, have you got a match? i got to have a cigarette. he didn't move.

. >>> i'm kate larson. dozens of t subbs feay a construction company is not making good on their contracts to rebuild their homes. >>> a major mold problem in this apartment complex and tennants are calling the owner a slum lord. >>> and k-pop wakes up the south bay and thousands of fans couldn't wait. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from "abc7 news." >> it's so horrible and sad that this would happen. these girls have worked so hard. >> a rude welcome for a visitin on the peninsula. their vans were hit by thieves while they were at dinner. >> equipment, cameras, passports, all gone. amanda del castillo is live in palo alto with the story. such a shame. >> reporter: the university of hawaii team is in town for the ncaa women's water polo championship at stanford university. stanford, as hosts, provided the women with caps and whistles. anything they needed for today's practice. pieces of shattered glass in this parking lot park the spot two team vans were broken into.

. >> reporter: i'm kate larson in san francisco. how the city's new fire chief plans to build a better bay area. >>> graffiti on some of our freeway signs are frustrating drivers. what some viewers are suggesting to help build a better bay area. abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build. i don't think she would be paying for that out of her market. >> parents are outraged a beloved san francisco teacher battling cancer is forced to pay for her own substitute while on medical leave. >> lisa, how long has this law been on the books? >> at least 40 years, and now a gofundme exists to help this long time teacher with a substitute teacher and other costs. >> that's not fair. that's like crazy. >> reporter: she's a second grade teacher we've chosen not to identify. she suffers from breast cancer and all the attention is causing her extra stress. that includes this gofundme page that has recently stopped accepting donations for her. it was started to help pay for the substitute teachers her paychecks were funding. >> it'

it was larson who said he helped type of the plans and then he was asked to storm the beaches that thes already commandeered.>> i have nightmares from 20 i shook for 70 years. i could not pick up a coffee with my right hand. >> reporter: he faced landmines and heavily armed soldiers shooting down onto the beach, death everywhere.>> there was a soldier >> there was no head under the helmet.>> reporter: larson gets to normandy he will bring the memories of all those who died there.>> those guys are closer than your own family. >> reporter: larson has written a book about his experiences, when he gets back from france he will write the final chapter. he does have a title, it's called the luckiest man in the world. >>> tiger woods will receive a special on them tomorrow at wil with the residential medal of freedom. she just won the masters tournament marking an incredible comeback. after the president tweeted staff because of his quote incredible success and come back in golf and more importantly in life i will be presenting him with the presidential medal of freedom. he has now run in the

hands for what happened to bambi larson.ke san jose safer. his hearing is scheduled for 9:00 this morning. we are not allowed to bring cameras into the courtroom. the judge denied our request. but we will be there and we'll make sure you know what happens. laura and marcus. >> thanks for the latest, kris. >>> 5:33 right now. we all know about the s.a.t. it can make or break a high school student's future. keira klapper is here to explain how it is all working. >> reporter: marcus, good morning to you. the adversity score would not be reported to students or parents only to the colleges. it is 1 to 100. it is calculated using 15 factors, including the crime rate and poverty level of the student's home neighborhood, the relative quality of the student's high school, family income, and environment. it comes as the college cheating scandal focuses on wealth and privilege. the board said race is not factor into the score. some principals say the new score will help students. >> when we talk about an adversity score, it means that

i'm kate larson in san francisco where a fire crew survived the wreck thanks to the daughter. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> a bay area father was killed in a fiery crash over the weekend. >> and tonight the choir that was on a bus involved in the accident and all survived the wreck sang for the young man's daughter in san francisco. >> abc7 news kate larson has the story. b ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on saturday this choir survived a fiery bus crash. on monday, they used their collective voice to lift up those who did not. the aeolians of oakland university in bam sang for 15-year-old ayana bishop, her father kenneth bishop died when the suv hit the back of the choir's bus which got caught up in a multi vehicle pile up in braze bain. >> i'd like to say thank you to the aeolians for trying to get my dad out of the car before it burned. i felt like my dad was in the room when they were singing for me. >> reporter: she lived with her father in san mateo where he worked as a personal trainer. >> he was a great person. he was ver

larson answer. i will give him time to think about that. a pocket veto which is not mentioned in the constitution in the power to reject legislation that was passed at the end of a congressional term. isthe constitution, congress able to pass laws and it says clearly that the president has 10 days to sign the law. you know that if a president does not sign that legislation it automatically becomes a law. however congress works like a second semester senior, they push their work off to the very end. a lot of times the legislation is passed with less than 10 days left. arehose cases, if the bills passed with less than 10 days, if a president does not sign that legislation it is considered to be a pocket veto. that legislation never becomes law. itike an ordinary veto where would go back to both chambers of congress and they could override the presidential veto. a pocket veto cannot be -- it just does not become law. guest: i am glad you brought up this question because i think the argumentative essay, i did not write it, but if i did i would

here's kate larson. ♪ >> reporter: ushered in by bagpipes.e chief joanne hayes-white spent her last hours with the fire department with family and 700 of her closest friends and colleagues, who filled the irish cultural center to honor the f >> i still look at my phone all the time to see if i missed a call. >> reporter: she's still adjusting to life outside the firefight. she shared somed a vi ed d a vi. >> it's important to be fair and consistent and you have to develop a thick skin. >> we just know her as mom. >> reporter: riley white is the oldest of the chief's three boys. >> just amazing to see the different things she's in charge of and the enormity of the position and how she's been able to handle it extremely well. >> reporter: from first chief to the first gay chief. >> the whole thing still feels a little surreal and yet very real. it was ground breaking when she became our chief, and that she stayed for 15 years is also pretty ground breaking. so i have some shoes to fill, and forward to that role. >> reporter: along with her coll

i'm kate larson.oday, a jury awarded a bay area couple $2 billion. >>> friends and family lit candle it is fremont tonight to remember the life of a high school student killed by a suspected drunk driver. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. a medical journal published the length -- to save her mother's life. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a b 7. >>> aleast five people are de, ten injuredalaska, after tw sightseeing planes collided in mid-air. >> this shows one of the injured passengers rescued and brought to shore. the coast guard is going to search for the night for the person still missing. >> it happened at the southern tip of the state. most of the passengers were from a cruise ship the royal princess. we just spoke to one of the passengers who had been oni, yot plane if i had decided to choose the later. we understand it could happen at any time, anywhere. >> this is video of the ship in seattle before it departed. the trip started in vancouver on saturday and is su

kate larson is at the school district office with the latest. kate? >> reporter: this may be a teacher strike, but it's deeply affecting the students here. most have stayed home from school this week. but of the 14% of students in the district who did go to school today, i'm told without their teachers, they did things like watch movies and color. >> it's been hard on my family and everyone. >> reporter: wiping tears away, this fifth grade student, whostz whos fher is a teacher, pleaded with the students and student spew spewed vitriol. most got up and left the meeting except for one. >> the problem is not at the local school levels but the legislature and state level. >> reporter: are youthat the di union can move forward? >> i hopeful. >> reporter: the third day of the strike started with a rally and march through union city to the school district office. the teacher's association wants a 10% raise over two years, the district is offering 1% next year with a possible 3% bonus. >> enough is enough. it has to change. and this is the power of thethe t

kate larson is live at the san jose regional medical center. >> reporter: that's right. and he is still here, i'm told, by the fire department. his friend told me that he has heart problems and a pacemaker. an all out search for a missing hiker. a helicopter sent out and more than 40 firefighters, urban search and rescue crew went looking for victor after he got lost. >> he remembered from when he was a kid, he wanted to take trail and see this water fall. >> so they went for a hike that took them off trail. he said he and victor fell behind and wanted ordered to private property looking for help from some homeowners. >> they thought we were tresp s trespassi trespassing. >> reporter: david said he felt threatened. >> i ran away. that's when we separated and i lost him. >> reporter: t woods but couldn victor and reported him missing. four hours later, he was spotted in this san jose neighborhood about, five miles from his original hiking location. rescue crews quickly found him and whisked away from the hospital looking exhausted but healthy enough for a quick salute. da

. >> i want to do this just to represent all those guys i was with >> he is 96-year-old jake larson and he says he is the last surviving member of his unit that stormed omaha beach in normandy, france. typically the military would pay for larson's trip but his records were destroyed in a fire in the 1970s. but someone heard about his trip and raised $11,000 on a gofundme page. >> it is unbelievable how many wonderful people there are in the world. >> larson came home with several war medals after facing land mines and heavily armed soldiers. he has written a book about the experiences and planned to write the final chapter of his memoir, the luckiest man in the world, when he gets back from france. >>> violent demonstrations continue in venezuela. coming up, the power struggle between the two men fighting for control of the country as the death toll rises. >>> will house democrats hold the attorney general, william barr, in contempt? it may come to that. i am doug luzader in washington. more on that ongoing battle ahead. >>> i consider myself a nice, caring person and never thought of d

larson, good morning. >> good morning commissioners, i'm john larson and i'm here to report on the april 23rd meeting. the c.a.c. recommended approval of item 5 on your agenda, the allocation of funds for two neighborhood transportation improvement programs or capital project requests. both the intersection immater l improvement and bikeway is an example of the projects that the funds were to facilitate. as per the update, c.a.c. members reiterated concern about business impacts along the construction zone and we're frustrated with the lack of performance data regarding the programs targeting it. a request was made for the office of economic work and development come and brief c.a.c. during their future meetings of the effectiveness of mitigation efforts. we also heard about the progress of the subway and the plan bay area updates, where the issue of equity within the context of the upcoming pricing study was highlighted by the c.a.c. the bulk of the meeting was taken from an update on the issue of the light rail vehicle procurement. the issues that have come to light since the c.a.c. re

, the police spent hundreds of hours going door-to-door, looking for camera footage. >> bambi larson was found stabbed to death inside her san jose home back in february. police say if it wasn't for surveillance cameras, they might not have caught the suspect as quickly as they did. >>> the jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial heard from the first witness today. she testified through hire tears saying the last message she received was ax from her daughter saying quote i'm going to die now. almenasalmena has been charged. >> she was an artist. she help ed people. everybody loved her. >> the teens attorneys did not ask her any questioners cross- examine her. the second, was nicholson bouchard who co signed the warehouse lease. he said he wasn'ted to get out of the contract because of changes almena made to the building that winter allowed. >> a competent city hearing is set for a man accused of stabbing a death on the b.a.r.t. station in oakland. john lee cowl is charged with ceiling nia wilson for no apparent reason and then wounding her sister. the proceedings will determine whethe

he murdered 59-year-old bambi larson in her own home back in february. he is an undocumented from el salvador. i.c.e. tried to deport him nine times for criminal convictions, but their requests were not ordered. >>> a crash shut down lanes during the afternoon commute on wednesday. zang rode out into traffic and hit by a toyota prius. the driver hit him at 60 miles per hour. the driver was not hurt. >> 6:57. a new twist to the s.a.t. exam. testers ared aing an adverse seu score to help level the playing field. a number between 1 and 100 calculated using 15 factors including crime rate and poverty level of a student's home neighborhood. the relative relative of the student's high school as well as family income. it takes into account the environment. it comes as a college cheating scan tal of wealth and privilege. that is coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. >>> a live look at walnut creek. we are getting a little short break from the storms we have been experiencing. several weekend events are being canceled due to incoming rain. that includes kids

larson's neighbors like george the segue leah support changing the policy if was something in place to to protect the public against people like. this person who you know did this to bandy. she might be alive today, san jose police the sheriff and district attorney have also called for changing the detention policy but immigrant rights groups like siren in the asian law alliance in many in the community who weighed in before the supervisors last month warned that doing so will put others at risk. >>if the community sees cooperation between the county government law enforcement and eyes. then there's a the year that people then who are victims. violence or witnesses of crimes will hesitate will come forward. >>ice is also come under fire for failing to obtain warrants and arriving too late to give an inmate release instead of relying on detainers what's needed is better communications says supervisor cortez use. >>when somebody has a of a violent rap sheet serious felonies on the rap sheet. and the feds are looking for them. how do we link those 2 together and then how do we do it in a

larson's neighbors like george the segue leah support changing the policy if there was something in place to to protect the public against people like. this person who you know did this to bandy. she might be alive today, san jose police the sheriff and district attorney have also called for changing the detention policy but immigrant rights groups like siren in the asian law alliance and many in the community who weighed in before the supervisors last month warned that doing so will put others at risk. >>if the community sees cooperation between the county government law enforcement and ice. then there's a fear that people then who are victims. violence or witnesses of crimes will hesitate will come forward. >>ice is also come under fire for failing to obtain warrants and arriving too late to give an inmate release instead of relying on detainers what's needed is better communications says supervisor cortez use. >>when somebody has violent rap sheet serious felonies on the rap sheet. and the feds are looking for them. how do we link those 2 together how do we do it in a way without you d

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semi thank you chairman larson. i want to extend my condolences and then to understand to get the 730 max safely back in the air. safety is a highest priority and to find out the faa process is to blame. and with that certification to could act. to be based on fact not just a desire to do something looking at the ethiopian reports i feel strongly about sharing my thoughts of this committee based on my experience and perspective as a pilot. first there were flight control problems recorded why three-- prior to the accident flight. thank you for the opportunity today to discuss aviation safety and the issues surrounding the 730 max. i also want to take this opportunity to express my spirit - sincere condolences on behalf of the entire faa to the victims and their families of both ethiopian flight and lion air flight. i want to emphasize at the outset the faa welcomes scrutiny as it helps to make us better. that is how the global leadership in the airspace will and do her. the faa grounded the 730 max on march 132019.

they raised $1,100. >> it's unbelievable how many wonderful people there are in the world. >> larson came home with several war medals after facing land mines and heavily armed soldiers shooting down on to the beach 74 years ago. he's written a book about his experiences and plans to write the final chapter of his book titled the luckiest man in the world when he comes back. >>> up next how basketball legend jason kidd is giving something special to the people right here in the bay area. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> one last peak at stocks. we have been doing the very well. the dow is set to end just up almost a full percentage gain stp-z in the newsroom we're working to learn more about a developing situation in castro valley. one we brought you at the beginning of this newscast. >>> c

ability, a former champion, often inconsistent, but through to round three with victory overjoanna larsonast one, i think we had some great rallies. joanna is an opponent i have never faced great rallies. joanna is an opponent i have neverfaced before, so i was looking forward to that. and yes, i could control a little bit more my nerves this match, and yes, pretty good one. and no significant struggle for pliskova. the number two seed's challenge picking up pace. we are just hours away from the start of the cricket world cup, where hosts england take on south africa at the oval in london. england are the tournament favourites, which captain eoin morgan says he is happy about. their opponents, south africa, have been dealt a hefty blow though, as andy swiss reports. well, welcome to the oval, where the waiting is very nearly over, because 25,000 fans will be packed into those stands behind me as england get the world cup underway against south africa. now, fair to say england don't have a great record in recent world cups. in fact, at the last tournament, four years ago, they were knocked

larson, and thank you for joining us here tonight. >> oh, hey, there jimmy.ou caught me during happy hour. >> jimmy: you have happy hour at the prison? >> we sure as heck do. just because it's a prison doesn't mean it should feel like jail. >> jimmy: okay. i'm not sur i agree with that. wait, do the inmates partake in happy hour? >> oh, hell, yes. got to loosen them up for karaoke. you should hear mike when he gets going. >> jimmy: mike, who's mike? >> mike the sitch. you'd think we locked up lou vega when you 5." >> thank you. >> jimmy: who is that? >> our sommelier. >> jimmy: you have a sommelier? >> too fruity. whose toilet was that from? >> jimmy: this seems more like a cruiseship than a prison. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what do you say to people who think these criminals have it a little too good in there? >> that is poppycock. you can't even get a half decent bloomingi blooming onion in this place. between you and me, we watered down the hooch. >> jimmy: i didn't think other prisons let them have hooch. >> maybe that's why other prisons only have four and

>>> kate larson joins us from the newsroom. >>> the police chief seems to be getting some. the president and vice president released this statement. it said that did he what was rare. did he so completely and unequivocally. he apologized. he has shown himself to be a person of high integrity. three hours later we got another email from the police commission which says this. this statement issued to the media this morning regarding the adachi matter was on behalf of police commissioner president hirsch and vice president taylor. at this time it would be inappropriate for the commission to opine further without seeing the results of a full and fair investigation. yesterday the police chief called for resignation into who leaked the police report about the death of former public defender jeff adachi on journalist bryan carmody. mayor breed declined to comment. but on friday she released a statement which says in part, i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the department's mistakes and apologize but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in this case up to today.

a project like ours will make it a lot easy for the police department, because as you know, bambi larsoneds of hours going door-to-door looking for camera footage. >> had it not been for the surveillance cameras, i don't know if we would have apprehended the suspect as quickly as we did. >> reporter: homicide victim bambi larson lived near a san jose nonprofit. >> you have the bay area air quality management district that monitors the air money, to on the stacks, so we thought, well, we'll take to make someth safe, and that's making people feel safer at home. >> reporter: 300 cameras are now being offered to people living in neighborhoods near the power plant off metcalf road. the on-line camera registry program is voluntary. for people get freak cameras, that program would be mandatory. >> this is to make sure that police know where the cameras are, so they can reach out to homeowners, or business owners, who can voluntarily turn over video footage if they choose to. >> reporter: and the nonprofit's president sees this as a pilot program, but he hopes it takes off in other parts of the

brie larson and paul rudd got a tour during construction. steven spielberg and j.j.ee it finished. galaxy's edge opens to the public on friday. reservations are required but "e.t." is helping you skip the lines altogether. tomorrow, we're transporting our entire show to the galaxy's edge to broadcast from disneyland. our first order of business -- a wild ride on the millennium falcon. you don't want to miss it. >> are you really going to get on sf. >> oh yeah, i love it. >>> coming up -- george and amal's very decent proposal. how you can >>i think is a nice player is obviously an nba players, a great player, but i just had and seen him personnel. i think he is has is treat the as the shooter. but defender that he or the inconsistency on the offensive side. >>great series for steph curry and klay >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> saddle up, all next week -- "e.t." is in nashville. taking it over. >> these people are going to love it. >> we're showing you a side of music city you've never seen. >> it's cool. >> with country's hottest couple gs a big wow. >>

larson answer. i will give him time to think about that. pocket veto which is not mentioned in the constitution in the power to reject legislation that was passed at the end of a congressional term. isthe constitution, congress able to pass laws and it says clearly that the president has 10 days to sign the law. you know that if a president does not sign that legislation it automatically becomes a law. however congress works like a second semester senior, they push their work off to the very end. a lot of times the legislation is passed with less than 10 days left. arehose cases, if the bills passed with less than 10 days, if a president does not sign that legislation it is considered to be a pocket veto. that legislation never becomes law. itike an ordinary veto where would go back to both chambers of congress and they could override the presidential veto. a pocket veto cannot be -- it just does not become law. guest: i am glad you brought up this question because i think the argumentative essay, i did not write it, but if i did i would ta

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kate larson went to the oakland coliseum today and good a variety of opinions. >> reporter: oakland a's fans and employees have a lot to say, good and bad, about the a's plans and hopes tol leave the coliseum and build a new stadium. the oakland port commission is set to vote tomorrow. if approved the a's would have four years to complete environmental reviews and land use approvals to lease the 50 acre howard terminal. >> since the raiders are moving to vegas, it's going to be strictly baseball. why build another one? >> the coliseum has live add lo -- lived a long life. i think a waterfront ballpark would be wonderful. >> reporter: the a's will be sharing information about the proposed ballpark. oakland port workers, their union and businesses are also holding a press conference tomorrow at the port of oakland headquarters. >>> in the east bay there's been a stunning turn of events in the suspected carjacking of a vehicle in oakland with a 3-year-old girl inside. the case prompted an amber alert for the child. oakland police have now arrested the girl's father because they say he lied

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