laura anthony is live in oakland with more. laura? >> reporter: well, hi, ama. this hearing here this morning was very brief, just some procedural things taken care of. as for the trial itself no date has been set yet, but the attorneys told us they are looking at early 2019. >> we are going to have a jury trial, both defendants, and it will be next year. >> reporter: with the prospect of a plea bargain now off the table attorneys for ghost ship defendants derick almena and max harris are gearing up for a trial. one attorney will try to have it moved out of alameda county. >> potential jurors in alameda county for the most part have absorbed all of the assassination of character attributes manifested in the press of my client. they have an opinion. >> now we have the opportunity to show that he's innocent. >> reporter: harris's attorneys will try to have his case separated from that of almena, the primary tenant and the founder of the ghost ship. both men face 36 charges for the december 2016 fire. his attorney says much of harris's defense will involve divertin

laura anthony is live for us at oakland police headquarters with more on this story. laura? >> eporter: hi, dion. well, police are admitting they do need help in solving this case. that's why they're releasing new visuals. tey're hoping these images and the passage of time will help draw some new witnesses. out of the shadows. >> and i know someone knows something. this has been two years. >> reporter: the pain is still fresh for the families of two young men shot and killed at an oakland street party two summers ago. >> it's hard, it's very hard. i just want the boys >> reporter: these family and friends are hurting. they deserve justice. and they deserve closure. >> but the suspects were amongst this group. >> reporter: this video released by oakland police captures the panic in the crowd as gunshots are fired, investigators believe from multiple gunmen on the night of august 14th, 2016. it happened during a party outside prime development gallery on 15th street. when the gunfire stopped, 20-year-old craig fletcher cook and 22-year-old artist junior were both dead. >> thes

new at 5:00, laura anthony has the story from the oakland hills, talking about people who weren't even in the fire zone, laura. >> reporter: that's right, kristen, this is hiller highlands, which did burn, but it was 27 years ago. certainly there have been some terrible fires this summer, and, of course, the north bay fires last year, but of homeowners are still wondering why they are being made to suffer for things that are not happening here. it's an area that did suffer a devastating fire, nearly three decades ago. but oakland's hiller highlands hasn't seen anything like it since. >> well, i was disappointed. >> reporter: still hiller resident fred par kins received a letter from his insurance carrier, saying his policy was not being renewed. >> the property listed poses an unacceptable risk for wildfire. >> a half dozen other neighbors received similar notices. >> we have an active fire abatement program going on in this neighborhood, we have an inspection every year by the suggests to me this is anymore vulnerable than any other location. >> reporter: according to the california i

in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> okay, laura, thank you. now for homeowners who live in areas where wildfires burned, the governor is now considering a bill that would better protect them. lawmakers today approved a bill that would ban insurance companies from cancelling or maybe not renewing homeowner policies for a year after somewhere that was declared an emergency area. if you have issues with your insurance coverage, turn to michael finney. the 7 on your side hotline is open monday to friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 415-954-8151. he and his team will help you out you. also reach michael on his facebook page and through abc7news.com. >>> a person involved in the case of a missing san francisco man was in court today, but not on charges related to that case. lance silva is a person of interest in the disappearance of brian egg. a headless and handless corporation was found in egg's home earlier this month. abc 7 reporter vic lee is live in dublin now with what we're learning about silva. vic? >> well, kristen, the san francisco medic

>> school. >> reporter: in alameda, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> a new housing concept in berkeley could be a test run in how to bring down the cost of housing in the bay area. the prefabricated modular units built in china, shipped to the bay area and these are pictures from the developer. the 22-units building is being constructed a few blocks from the cal campus. each units is 310 square feet with a kitchen and bathroom and built to houses two people. it comes furnished and rent is just under $2200 a month. >> i've been vexed by the incredible lack of innovation in construction. >> in a residential neighborhood, this has been here more than 100 years, it -- there's no sense of it trying to fit into the neighborhood. >> we're told uc berkeley will have the master lease on the building and we're told it's for graduate students. >>> brace yourselves for a dose of cuteness. here's the new picture of cannon curry. ayesha curry posted it on instagram with the caption how can this be our sweet baby boy is 1 month old today. so in love. i mean seriously. she went on to say, finally step

in sacramento, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you very much. >>> the future of the man who admits to killing kate steinle could hinge on the u.s. supreme court. >> jose innez garcia is being tried on federal gun charges related to the fatal shooting of steinle on san francisco's embarcadero three years ago. >> the attorney asked for a delay in the trial to wait for a decision on the case currently being considered by the supreme court, an issue on whether federal charges on crimes already prosecuted in a state court like garcia zarate's amount to double jeopardy. >> that is something unconscionable, and therefore, you know, we have our fingers crossed. we're hoping for a good supreme court ruling on the issue of double jeopardy. >> the judge in garcia zarate's federal case says he will rule on the postponement request quickly. >>> we're learning new details about how mollie tibbetts died. preliminary autopsy results show she suffered short -- she went missing last month while jogging, the suspect in her murder led police to her body in an iowa corn field tuesday. cristhian

in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, i can see a few of the final tail geters there behindh as dave kavill is eternally optimistic, i talked to them last week about what they need to do, what they can do, what's realistic in bringing the fans back, it seems clear this is going to take a while. there are a lot of die hands. for myself, you know, i really had a hard time when they traded josh donaldson and a lot of other players. you're a big a's fan as well. how long do you think it will take for fans to buy back into the team, and not only the players, but what management and ownership is doing? >> reporter: well, larry, i did talk to david about that as well. and i think they see this as a building process. i asked him, as the team was out on the field, are you guys committed to keeping these players, the chapmans, the mark hannah's, semiyen,all those guys, with the exception of khris davis, a free agent. he said, hey, we've got those guys for four or five years. barring a trade, he expects them to be here. that's one thing fans are looking for. i also think this commitmen

abc7 news laura anthony has details of our story in alameda. >> we're looking at some athletic shortsnt to a local clothing store, af to see what's in. they're no longer prohibited. >> spaghetti tops are okay, short shorts okay. the body shaming with dress codes of the past. >> we found earlier dress codes ended up making students feel ashamed of their bodies and humiliated in front of their class for having shorts too short. >> it's not really that enforced anyway. >> reporter: nicole cramer and her dad were picking up her registration packets. >> sometimes my friends would be sent home for having ripped jeans and couldn't get back because their parents were at work. >> it's not approprate. >> reporter: others think it's not appropriate in the classroom. >> not a tank top. they should be covered up, especially girls. >> reporter: why? >> because boys might get the wrong message. >> reporter: their policy isn't 100% anything goes. nick that could be considered hate speech or pornographic is still strictly prohibited. otherwise, they believe it's up to the parents to police their kids

in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> okay, laura, thanks very much.e east bay, free tuition for a year is now available to students in the contra costa community college district. students at contra costa college, diablo valley and l los meda sno college can receive free tuition via the free college initiative. they must meet several criteria like be a first-time college student, complete the pledge application, be enrolled in and complete at least 12 units, and maintain a 2.0 gpa. there are no income requirements in order to qualify. >>> this evening the bishop of the diocese of san jose announced he no longer plans to move into a $2.3 million home when he retires. >> big change here. lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with what changed the bishop's mind. >> i just received a copy of the letter written today by the bishop of san jose. it was sent by the diocese following several news reports on the purchase of this home in willow glen. now in that letter, th purchase of a five-bedroom home for $2.3 million. i failed to consider the housing crisis in

abc 7 news laura anthony attended a brief hearing in oakland. she joins us outside the alameda superior county courthouse. laura? >> hi. no official date has been set yet for this trial there will be a hearing here next month. so try to work out the timing. in the meantime, though, despite this discarded plea deal, it now appears all parties are eager to take this case to trial. >> i'm a trial lawyer. i want to go to trial, which the prospect of a plea bargain now off the table, attorneys for derick almena and max harris are gearing up for a trial. one, almena's attorney, tony serra will try to have moved out of alameda county. >> it probably will be another county if it's granted. it probably won't be san francisco. it could be something like san jose, redwood city, martinmarti. >> i never thought he should go to jail for one day. >> harris' attorneys will try to have his case separated from that of almena, the primary tenant and founder of the ghost ship. both men currently face the same charges, including 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter

laura anthony has our story. >> i know someone knows something. it's been two years. >> reporter: the pain is still fresh for two young in oakland two summers ago. >> it's been hard, very hard. i just want the boys >> reporter: you got to look at that you see the family to have some form of connection. if that was my loved one, i would want someone to give me that information. >> as you can see on the video there were hundreds of people on the block. >> reporter: this shows hundreds in the crowd as gunshots were fired investigators believe from multiple gunmen on the night of august 14th, 2016. it happened outside the prime gallery. 21-year-old craig fletcher cook and 22-year-old artist terrence mccrary jr. were both dead. >> these two individuals come off the block. >> reporter: police are asking for public's health to to identify the two men and the one on the left is believed to be this man and the one on the right, this man. >> there were a lot of people there and rumors going around. >> reporter: fletcher cook's foster mother made a plea for

>> school. >> reporter: in alameda, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> coming up, canines hang 10.different kind of rough surf. this is the world dog surfing championships, very cute. it took place yesterday. thousands turned out to watch. very cool, a portion of the money raised goes to dog surfing and environmental nonprofit groups. looks a little gray out there at the beach. frances, i think we have a final check. a little more of that today? >> yes, it will stay cloudy at the beach all day, pretty much. temperatures right now range from 50s to 70s. 53 in san francisco, 70 in san jose. this afternoon, they'll range from 60s to 90s. 66 in san francisco with a sea breeze. oakland, 72, it will be comfortable there. antioch, 92. livermore, 91. san jose comfortable at 84 dregs. slightly cooler temperatures today with gusty breezes picking up this afternoon. the warming picks up tomorrow and get ready for hot weather inland, wednesday through friday. >>> thank you for spending part of your sunday morning with us on abc 7. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and instag

and fans hope it lasts laura anthony has the story from the coliseum. >> reporter: to these folks, this is the best show in the bay area, featuring the oakland a's and the battle for first place in the american league west. >> i've been a fan since the bash brothers and i have faith in my a's because they always try to bring it. >> i thought there were maybe one or two more years away from being as good as they are because the players are so young but i guess we're not surprised because we love the a's so much. >> that makes me love baseball so much is just how good the batters are. >> reporter: and with lots of late game heroics and running neck and neck with the houston astros, it is easy to see where the a's and their fans are on a roll. >> who is your favorite player? >> chris davis. >> why? because he's really good. >> and while the crowds could be bigger, a's president said they've hit several milestones. >> this season we've had the largest crowd in the history of the coliseum and against the giants and biggest day ever and the free game with over 45,000. >>> the current win stre

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has a closer look at the trial program. >> so we're looking at somec shorts. >> reporter: we went to a local clothing store, aphrodite's closet to see what's in on alameda campuses this school year. >> they are short shorts, yes. >> reporter: in, as in this longer prohibited. >> spaghetti straps will be okay, shorts will be okay. >> reporter: it's a new pilot program designed to enhance student freedoms, while reducing the body shaming that can come with dress codes of the past. >> so when you're lacki inglook things like, how short are your shorts, are your shoulders showing, is your cleavage sho showing? that means that girls are being punished more often than boys. >> reporter: nicole cramer and her dad were at alameda high picking up her registration packet. >> sometimes my friends were sent home for not having ripped jeans. >> that's not okay. i think they should dress appropriate. >> reporter: others worry that the dress code will not be a positive in the classroom. >> not a crop top, like a tank top, kids should be covered up. especially girls.

laura anthony, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. there was a sign of trouble before the plane went down in that parking lot. our sister station has the latest. >> ntsb investigators began collecting evidence in this santa ana parking lot trying to figure out what caused this plane to crash killing all five people on board. >> over the next months we will be gathering information pertaining to the pilot, airplane and -- >> reporter: dashcam shows it nose diving sunday before going down in this busy shopping center parking lot. though it hit several cars, no one on the ground was injured. the pilot declared an emergency however he did not state the nature of the problem. >> reporter: the plane was trying to land at nearby john wayne airport. her car was part of the crash site sunday morning, walking a short ways away as the plane crashed into the pavement. >> you see the plane there and we ran outside to check on the people but unfortunately not much we could do. >> reporter: she considers it a miracle no one else was injured. >> easi

when the police come there, they are not going to be over policed. >> laura: anthony.old on, hold on, hold on. anthony. anthony. anthony. hold on. anthony, we are concerned about all people here on this show. the chicago murder rate is high. it's higher than new york. it's higher than los angeles. it has to change. i think we all want that. we differ on how to get there, but we all wanted to change. we don't want people pulled over unnecessarily. we don't want people's constitutional rights violated. sometimes the police will pull someone over and it will be fair. i understand that happens, and it's terrible. if you can save lives this weekend and every weekend this summer and beyond with smarter policing, smarter community involvement, may be president trump can offer some solutions with other faith-based leaders, that's a good thing. i think we all have to get out of our corners and come together and get back to basics in all parts of the country where we are having problems. whether it's opioids, chicago, burlington, vermont, where they have a huge drug trade. we ha

laura: anthony zurcher, thank you for joining th.ands of people have attended an anti-immigration protest organized by far-right grof s in the townemnitz. violent clashes between them and anti-fascist supporters took place over the weekend after two migrants were arrested for allegedly stabbing a german man to death. the b's jenny hill is in chemnitz with this report. jenny: it is not what angela merkel wanted, extremists on the streets, nazi slogans in the air. they shout "lying press." this city is caught between grief and anger. this is where a german man was fatally stabbed by, it is believed, a syrian and iraqi man in a street fight over the weekend. peven theolice admit they have been overwhelmed by thesu equent violence. it horrified germany, terrified chemnitz's migrant population. abdul told us he was attacked on sunday. >> a group of 15 men abused us, then beat us. i ran, but one punchn the stomach. i fell, and he put his foot on the side of my face. jenny: ma told us she locked herself and her chi fren in her fl two days,

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has a closer look at the trial program. >> so we're looking at some clothing store, aphrodite's closet to see what's in on alameda campuses this school year. >> they are short shorts, yes. >> reporter: in, as in this longer prohibited. >> spaghetti straps will be okay, shorts will be okay. >> reporter: it's a new pilot program designed to enhance student freedoms, while reducing the body shaming that can come with dress codes of the past. >> so when you're looking at things like, how short are your shorts, are your shoulders showing, is your cleavage showing? that means that girls are being punished more often and often losing class time more often than boys. >> it's not really that enforced, anyway. >> reporter: nicole cramer and her dad were at alameda high picking up her registration packet. >> sometimes my friends were sent home for just having ripped jeans and they couldn't get back, because their parents were at work. >> that's not okay. i think they should dress appropriate. >> reporter: others worry that the dress code will not be a positive i

so she is everywhere. >> in concord, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> there are major new developments tri-- paul manafort tr in virginia. rick gates testified in court today. when asked by pseto i hvolved i activity with manafort, he responded yes. he was asked if he committed any crimes with man tort. gates also responded yes. manafort faces bank fraud and tax evasion charges in connection with his time spent with the trump campaign. >>> part of yosemite national park, including the very popular yosemite valley itself will remain closed indefinitely. reporter natalie granda from our sister station from fresno has the latest now from yosemite. >> the ever growing ferguson fire now prompting parts of yosemite national park to close indefinitely while wawona residents were allowed to return home on monday, the wildfire continues to burn inside the national park. >> we have a very challenging situation. we have fire that's impacting all of the main roads that are used to access yosemite valley. >> take a look. fire is burning just steps from the arch rock entrance of the park. jamie rich

laura anthony is live in oakland with more. laura? >> reporter: well, hi, ama. some procedural things taken care of. as for the trial itself no date has been set yet, but the attorneys told us they are looking at early 2019. >> we are going to have a jury trial, both defendants, and it will be next year. >> reporter: with the prospect of a plea bargain now off the table attorneys for ghost ship defendants derick almena and

live in oakland, laura anthony. abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> the san jose catholic diocese is being criticized for purchasing a $2 million home for their bishop mcgraft. >> some say the church could have purchased a more modest home. >> the diocese is reluctant to talk about the transaction. >> out of the respect for privacy of bishop patrick mcgrath, we won't show you the exterior of the $2 million home purchased by the catholic diocese but can show you the inside publicly listed when the home went up for sale, a 3200 home with five bedrooms, spa-like marble bathroom and grand-sized chef eskitchens. >> it's not common in this area. it's known as a sought after location and therefore people will pay to get into the location. >> reporter: everyone acknowledges prices here are steep. some church-goers say buying a five bedroom home goes against the teachings of pope francis, known for his humility and concern for the poor. while he address the public from the third floor of the papal apartments, the pope refuses to live

we had our own laura anthony, she was on the ground after of that footage came out and look at this.hose winds they are so strong that they can uproot trees directly and fall right down on homes nearby. so these tornadoes are very similar to what you would see somewhere in the midwest in the plains with severe weather. but because these fires can move so quickly, those winds can go anywhere from 0 to 60 miles per hour in just a matter of minutes. and that is very scary for firefighters who are on the front lines with that erratic fire behavior. very scary ae in>>hosu don't as uprooting trees, but there you have it. drew, thank you. >>> putting mini vans to the test. see how three popular models fared in head-on crash tests. and also some new twists in the case of of a pregnant you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the th

. >> abc 7 news report laura anthony will join us from the oakland hills.ne freedman in the wine country in healdsburg. wayne? >> good evening, kristen. this is an economics story. the numbers aren't in yet, but the talk on the street is. we're seeing a drop in tourism in north bay, in healdsburg, especially to the wildfires. you can blame perception. empty glasses, waiting tables. they're a strange sight in healdsburg during tourist

laura anthony was there. >> reporter: accused golden state killer, joseph deangelangl loss stood stone-faced as the judge read through 20 felony counts half in the 1980s often included rape with the use of a knife or gun. after 13 murders, the judge read through 13 additional felonies, each aggravated kidnapping for robbery, cases investigators say included rape but not charged as such because of the statute of limitation. >> deangelo could face four life sentences. >> reporter: the 72-year-old deangelo was silent after the hearing but outside court his alleged victims had plenty to say. >> the victims should also be represented and i think they have now. >> reporter: margaret, 13, when i tacked in her sacramento bedroom in 1977. >> to me, he's always been like a phantom. to have it be an individual i can put my eyes on, too scary. >> it was tough to hear it line by line and crime by crime. >> reporter: jennifer carroll was 18 in 1980 when her father and his wife were murdered in ventura, allegedly by deangelo. >> they were heinous and what they went through was horrible. to hear it in black

laura anthony tweeted about three danville realtors killed in a plane crash.workers about this sudden and tragic loss. >>> three months after pulling out of the iran nuclear deal, president trump reimposed sanctions on iran. they now don't have the backing of major ally is in europe. breaking down the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. is turning up the heat on iran, snapping the first set of sanctions suspended under the ira nuclear deal back into place. >> i with drew the united states from the horrible and very expensive, and a deal that didn't work, the iran nuclear deal. >> reporter: the move comes months after president trump with drew the iran nuclear deal. it prompted protests and could persist as the administration threatens even tougher sanctions targeting iranian oil and the country's central bank. >> i hope everything will be fine with us in iran. i will tell you, they are a much different country than they were four months ago. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu welcoming the move and urging other countries to do the same. the goal of applying maximum pre

laura anthony. one look at the picture from walnut creek, why we have another air scare day.per at marin county have to do with the trade war with china? that answer ahead at 5:00 p.m. >>> there is still no verdict in the paul manafort trial. the jury wrapped up its day of deliberations about an hour ago and how president trump could be a factor in deliberations. >> reporter: the prosecution likely feeling nervous right now but the defense is looking forward to tomorrow. day three of jury deliberations in paul manafort's trial ended in no verdict. jurors taking their time to work through 18 counts of tax and bank fraud to decide if he's guilty or not guilty. >> the jury announced they would continue to deliberate starting tomorrow morning at 9:30. mr. manafort is happy to hear that and thinks it was var good day. >> reporter: the six men and six women spent the day pouring over nearly 400 exhibits showing he defrauded banks out of millions of dollars and failed to pay the irs on millions more. the former 2016 trump campaign chairman is accused of stashing $60 million in offsh

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony will have more for us at 5:00. >>> two men have been arrested in theast bay restaurant owner. police say the men attacked cindy lee in alameda in april. >>> new developments in the fallout between president trump andicoh. the president's former attorney said this week that trump ordered him to pay adult film star stormy daniels during the 2016 campaign. abc news reporter kenneth moten has the latest. >> reporter: they shouted down reporters as they tried to ask president trump about the latest headlines engulfing him. >> i'm not involved, i wasn't charged with anything. >> reporter: hours after michael cohen pled guilty to violating campaign finance laws, by paying stormy daniels to keep her claim of a -- the president blasted cohen for pleading, and pointing fingers. >> there's this whole thing about flipping, they call it. i know all about flipping for 30, 40 years, i've been watching flippers. i've had many friends involved in this stuff, it's called flipping and it almost ought to be illegal. >> reporter: cohen wasn't the only person close to trump

in various areas, but nothing solid until someone told teri to look at this video from abc 8's laura anthony and randy davis, a fire crew trying to calm a runaway horse. >> it's got to be her. it looked just like her. >> but ellie got away that time. later someone, teri thinks it was animal control located ellie and reunited them. it's not all over yet. teri's home survived, but it's still in the evacuation zone. however, she is staying with a new friend, joanie, who is putting up her horses and her family until they can go home. >> and i've made a new wonderful friend in teri. we've already made plans to gor l over teri'shorse, jody hasaken in sometherncluding four baby goats, 30 chickens, and even a couple of potbellied pigs. >> these people railroad strangers, and they just opened up who are home and said come on in. we'll take your animals, and you can stay here and live here. >> and the evacuees are grateful and hoping to help out in return one day, without the fire as the incentive. in redding, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> now there are a lot of ways you can help people and their animal

various areas, but nothing solid until someone told terry to look at this video from abc 7 sneeze laura anthony and of fire crews trying to calm a runaway horse. >> it's got to be here, it looked just like her. >> reporter: but ellie got away that time, later someone, terry thinks it was animal control, located ellie and reunited them. it's not all over yet. terry's home survived, but it's still in the evacuation zone. she's staying with a new friend joe knee who's putting up her horses and their family until they can go home. >> i've made a wonderful friend in terry, already made plans to go riding together after this is all over. >> reporter: jodi's also taken in other animals, four baby goats, 30 chickens and a couple potbelly pigs. >> these people were strangers and they opened up their homes and said come on in, we'll take your animals, stay here and live here. >> the evacuees are grateful and hoping to help out in return one day without the fire as the inventive. in redding, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> another wildfire burning in mendocino county has now grown to a thousand acres. the so

we did have laura anthony on the ground and she took images on twitter where you see trees snapped ind a lot of folks reporting that even the roofs can get sucked up because the wind is so fierce it can happen in a matter of minutes. you can go from zero wind to 60-mile-per-hour winds in two to three minutes. >> and that's what puts them in danger, the sudden change? >> for firefighters that is so dangerous because you cannot get out quick enough when the fires create winds that fast. >> terrifying. >> such a shame. thank you. >>> this afternoon a sacramento area man is scheduled to be arraigned on manslaughter charges. he's accused of driving recklessly leading to a crash that killed two people in fairfield. chp officer kirk griess and jamie manuel were killed on friday. yesterday the solano district attorney announced 36-year-old sean matthew walker from rocklin was arrested. authorities say griess made a routine traffic stop on interstate 80 when walker hit them with his chevy pick-up at a high speed. they say they have evidence that walker was distracted by his phone at the time o

. >> in alameda, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> we asked you the question, should schools have a dress50 in the last few seconds while the piece was airing. it looks like more people are skewing toward yes. we'll keep the voting open through the end of the 6:00 newscast all the way to 7:00. reminder, you can get the latest news anytime with the abc 7 news app now with enhanced live video features, more customization as well as the personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered to your phone, and it does so in realtime. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. abc news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> this is a reckless rollback for consumers. >> california car wars, the administration fires the first shot, the state's volley, and how your next car purchase is right in the middle. >>> the wildfires in lake county are getting active again, winds becoming a problem, but some evacuation orders are being lifted. >>> a family's uphill legal battle and their effort to hold bart accountable over the stabbing deat

and our own laura anthony was on the ground near the carr fire and she has incredible pictures on herbeen snapped in half because those winds just rushed in and they can do so in just a matter of minutes. guys. it's incredible. >> the winds equivalent to a wind tornado we see a lot of people know what that is. >> equivalent to an ef-3 tornado something you see in the mid western and plains states that time of year. >> thank you. >> new this morning, the chp investigating a crash in cupertino involving a prius and a caltrans bulldozer around 12:30. the video shows the driver of the prius appears to be okay. now the front driver's side of the car suffered damage when it hit a bulldozer on northbound 85. >>> this afternoon a sacramento area man scheduled to be arraigned on manslaughter charges accused of driving recklessly leading to a crash that killed two people. kirks griess and jamie manuel were killed on friday. yesterday the district attorney announced that 36-year-old sean matthew walker from rocklin was arrested. authorities say griess was making a traffic stop on interstate 80 l

were doing forced labor -- what he is saying is, he is comparing the national anthem with -- >> laura: anthonyget what he is doing. you are restating what he says. my point is, nfl players are playing my favorite game, i love football, and they are getting paid fairly well, some cases millions of dollars, and they love the game. so they are not being oppressed and i know there is a social justice causes, i get that. but slavery and football -- that -- it's just -- i mean -- even if you love the celebrities, and you -- i get that. but sometimes the left goes overboard. the right does it, too. but you lose people by going there. i think it is sad because kareem abdul-jabbar is an incredible athlete, and credible person, but i don't -- i just think you lose people with making those trump's. >> i don't think he is going too far. i don't think is going too far. i think all he is saying is, he's comparing, you have a lead, 99% white owners, then you have the president demanding that they ss of how much money you make, if you feel as if you are being forced to do something that is reminding you of an

they sing. [ music ] >> laura: oh, my god! did anthony scaramucci, who'sy been very nasty, by the way, to me, even though he sat where you set a couple of times, not anytime soon, but does he have some creative -- was he better at producing or being involved than this than he was as five seconds as press secretary? >> i think they just hired him to promote this. it's so embarrassing. >> laura: first of all, why is ivana fat? >> i will only go see this win the mooch and omarosa are for looms. when they come into the cast. >>he laura: this weekend, a former vatican diplomat charged that the pope and several -- they told a local nbc affiliate of the pope -- he's just too busy. >> the pope is a bigger agenda.p he's gone on to other things, -- he's got to get on with other things, talking about the environment, and protecting migrants, carrying on the work of the church. we are not going to go down through a rabbit hole on this. >> wait a minute, charges that there are corruption and a culture of silence at the very upper echelon of the church

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anthony scaramucci, the former white house communications director, called them un-american. you saw laura of forcefully try to walk that back in saying this was not about race, but you wrote an op-ed about this. what's your take on all of this? >> look, when everyone hears it the same way, the problem isn't we're distorting it. the problem is we heard you perfectly the first time. she was not ambiguous about the point she was trying to make. she made it in three, four different ways. finally she explicitly said that america's unrecognizable today because of both legal and illegal immigration. there's nothing to distort there. so when white supremacists get your meaning, when david duke gets your meaning, and indeed when, you know, critics get your meaning, i think she said it exactly how she wanted to the first time. >> and s.e., when laura ingraham comes out and says the second time that she disavows white nationalism, disavows david duke, though she didn't want to mention him by name in that second clip, what do you make of that denunciation? is that enough? i think i saw something abou