commissioner lim. >> vice president lim: if he put the rate flat, using $5.56 of the stablization reserve, put the rate flat, we are using less of the reserve and changing our policy, because the current policy is one-third stablization reserve. >> president scott: i understand. i'm only asking a hypothetical, given the fact that we had a nearly doubling in this area of stablization increase, made, recommended some improvements and i'm just raising a broad question, what if we used more stablization money, is there another way to -- flat or decreased it further is what i'm asking. >> if we used additional stablization money, we would decrease the rates even further. >> all right. i just raise that as a question. commissioner sass. >> commissioner sass: and i just -- the first bulletin on the recommended changes. page 13, is, what is the dollar, expected dollar impact on rates of reducing from, you know, of the 3% to 2% change and elimination of the claim margin. i don't see any dollars associated with this. so, when we are building up stablization reserves at the rate, what extent does th

commissioner lim. >> vice president lim: i fully support the motion and i think we offer this, and i understand that when we go to the big increase on the retirees. but the retirees are the ones that benefit most on the smileway program, especially retirees with these diseases, or stroke, and these are the most -- members that need the most of this benefit, so i would fully support the motion. >> president scott: all right. any public comment on the motion? >> my name is diane erlich. i would urge you to support the motion. many are paying it on their own so this is a great benefit to them. and the conditions listed, many retirees have some form of heart disease, diabetes is rampant in this population. so, this benefit would save them money because they are already paying for these, i know i and a lot of my friends, we pay because we have conditions for four cleanings a year. we are already paying for them and it's such a small amount extra to pay for this. and i think people, even with regular medical plans, if it really is so horrible for them, they have other good options. so i ur

thank you for your time i'm eric thomas. >>> and dion lim.nd we live you with an inside look at the warrior's big game tonight. >>> tonight, state of emergency. the growing rainmaker gathering strength in the gulf. alberto picking up speed. millions bracing for a memorial day washout. plus, the rising rip current dangers at the beaches. >>> killed at the border. a 20-year-old woman from guatemala, shot and killed by a u.s. border patrol agent.ngers investigating. why the agency says their agent >>> ranggi to fire the flames seen for miles, shutting down a nearby bridge. a four-story tower of scrap wood igniting. >>> surprise meeting. kim jong-un and south korea's president embracing at the dmz. could this moment save the u.s. summit? >>> american freed. the utah man and his wife jailed for two years in venezuela,

. >> i'm eric thomas skpnchs and i'm dion lim. that moment that captured hearts around the world. mol molly hunter joins us in england. >> in the buzz of love. >> good evening, we are outside of windsor castle. so many moment that is made you love the couple more and the celebrations are still going. >> she took our breath away for the second time. stunning in a stella mccarthy evening dress and a silver blue jaguar. a reception for about 200 people at fog more house and tense of thousands took part of the celebration earlier and got a glimpse of her first out fit of the day. the givenchy wedding dress. >> i had tears when she first entering the church. >> so did harry whispering to his bride, you are amazing. i am so lucky. >> shaking up tradition at the chap. >> imagine in this world when love is when unselfish unselfish sacrificial redemption -- ♪ standby me >> i harry, take you meghan to be my wife. >> i meghan take you harry to be my husband. >> and her mother doria. and singing this little light of mine and that fairytale that everybody else waited for all day. >> and after

. >> and i'm dion lim. the high winds a problem across the bay area. let's get a live report from pacifica. >> here at the pier it is cold but the wind died down a little bit even though my hair is telling a different story. it is causing the lamp post behind me to shake. the waves are fierce tonight and crashing over the railing at times. and at chrissy field it wasn't a typical day at the beach for most. the wind hard to the tourists from atlanta not enjoying the bike work out. >> we had to stop a little minute and catch a breath. >> and the sun is confusing, it is warm or cold? >> for those in the water, a different story. >> it is fun when it gets windy. you are able to do these big lofty jumps. >> boarders and wind surfers, crowded the day. surfers knew it would be hit or miss. >> the wind jumped up. >> the driving wind did cause some serious problems in other parts of the bay area. in vallejo caused damage to three others. >> my window shattered, my blinds burnt. water, glass everywhere. i was really scared. >> reporter: and in campbell, wind kno

. >> i'm dion lim. i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. >> it is intense and shows just how chaotic things were the night the fires erupted. kate larsson has the story. >> terrifying body cam footage obtained by the bay area news group shows police officers running door to door pleading with people to evacuate. >> no, just get in. we don't have time for shoes. >> reporter: the signs from the video more telling than the visual. the footage serves as a lesson for those confronted with wildfires in the future. >> what's your plan? >> stand here with a whole. >> reporter: this clip shows police advising a cupel to leave their home in coffey park. >> you're putting people in danger. the fire is coming at us. >> it's huge. : we need to get you out of here. >> everything we've owned. >> reporter: nancy visited the empty lot where the home burned. she's looking for one of the cats who she believes survived the fire. nancy and her husband survived because they evacuated what they believe was minutes before the fire started. >

. >> and i'm dion lim. that lava is burning trees and bubbling up from new vents in the ground tonight. right now eruptions are blasting lava into the leilani estates subdivision. >> at least eight volcanic vents have opened in the neighborhood, spewing lava and gas. since kilauea's eruption on thursday, several quakes have jolted the island including a 6.9 magnitude quake yesterday afternoon. >> more than 1,700 people remain evacuated from big island communities. abc7 news reporter brian clark has the latest developments. >> reporter: residents on the southern part of the big island of hawaii are facing lava, strong earthquakes, and toxic gas from the kilauea volcano. >> we're now up to fissure number eight. the bottom line is that we've got additional outbreaks of lava. >> reporter: new vents developed and are spurting lava into neighborhoods. 1,800 people forced to evacuate. >> the police came down our driveway and just said we had to get out. >> reporter: several homes have already been destroyed. >> it

reporting live, dion lim. abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much. it's the only place to watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game one coverage starts thursday at 5:30 p.m. between the cavs and whoever wins tonight between the warriors and rockets. >>> your warriors pride, dubs on 7 when you post fan picture on social media. you could see them on tv or on our website. >>> now to the weather and the sampling of summer. abc 7 news was at oakland, lake merritt where people enjoyed the sun or relaxed in the shade. taking a live look from the abc 7 pier 39 camera. some areas saw highs in the 90s. sea lions keeping it cool on the water. abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma is here. >> such a cool month of may through the region. we soared into the 90s in a lot of spots. 91 the high in san jose. 95 in concord. a warm 80 degrees in oakland. even san francisco at 76 degrees. it's going to be a comfortable evening on the way. future tracker temperatures by 8:00 tonight. still mild out there. 60s and 70s under clear skies. tomorrow morning, sunshine from the

dion lim introduces us to tutor mate.ng professional and 30 minutes on a computer can change a life. >> reporter: surrounded by family in the halls of berkeley elementary school is about to experience a moment 7 months in the making. dan observation are meeting for the very first time in real life. >> who is your favorite writer? >> until now, their relationship as student and tutor took place via headset and computer screen. >> read that paragraph one more time. >> he's one of 130 student pairs across classrooms in seven bay area schools. >> that was a very hard paragraph. >> once a week for 30 minutes working professional like dan partner through the nonprofit in the teu tar program. >> when i first met him, i was like he's just my friend. >> when i met him like all the time, was my best friend. >> since that was in november, i improved a lot. i never stopped readin a and i never quit. >> he was reading slowly, not fluently in the beginning. >> now, he will read stories. >> i'm proud of him. >> for a kid who wasn't inte

. >> dion lim wanted to know more abt this personal water craft.nd in the process found out the owner needs the public's help getting it back. >> reporter: homemade submarine is now on dry land. but over the weekend disappeared in the berkeley marina. alameda county fire tweeting these photos. >> somebody stole it and took it for a joyride we believe. >> reporter: the two-person sub goes 30 feet deep. >> it is about giving people access to explore the oceans in a way they would never ordinarily have access to. >> reporter: at least no one got hurt, but how the heck do you operate this thing. >> one of my biggest concerns is someone might kill themselves on it. a simple set of systems but requires knowledge of how submarines work. you have to come up with $2,000 to get it out of the impound lot. >> reporter: in oakland, dion lim abc7 news. >> today, san francisco bay ferry changed to new schedules. for routes there are new weekend schedules and minor changes to the week day schedules. now changes to the harbor bay and south san francisco scheduled.

dion lim has the story. >> i was scared. very scared. >> reporter: for this mother and her two-month baby, the experience can be described as a nightmare. trying to abduct her daughter. neighbors, sprang into action. >> i was like what's wrong with you. leave her alone. that's my baby. >> reporter: they got the suspect who is now charged of felony kidnapping and child endangerment to let go of the baby. >> we ran out and said, get out of our neighborhood. >> reporter: in recent months neighbors say the area has turned into a haven for homeless. >> i noticed a lot more of the homeless population moving down this way. and setting up different camps. >> reporter: from littering and breaking in car windows people are fed up. >> defecating, urinating, sex acts. you name it. >> i would hate to get chased out. >> reporter: residents say they have little hope san francisco will clean up their streets. dion lim. >>> explaining why it did not notify parents and students about a student's arrest in campus. 18-year-old was arrested last

. >> dion lim wanted to know more about this personal water craft. in the process found out the owner needs the public's help getting it back. >> reporter: homemade submarine is now on dry land. but over the weekend disappeared in the berkeley marina. alameda county fire tweeting these photos. >> somebody stole it and took it for a joyride we believe. >> reporter: the two-person sub goes 30 feet deep. >> it is about giving people access to explore the oceans in a way they would never ordinarily have access to. >> reporter: at least no one got hurt, but how the heck do you operate this thing. >> one of my biggest concerns is someone might kill themselves on it. a simple set of systems but requires knowledge of how submarines work. you have to come up with $2,000 to get it out of the impound lot. >> reporter: in oakland, dion lim abc7 news. >> today, san francisco bay ferry changed to new schedules. for routes there are new weekend schedules and minor changes to the week day schedules. now changes to the harbor and south san francco scheduled. >>> sky

dion lim has the story. >> i was scared. very scared. >> reporter: for this mother and her two-month baby, the experience can be described as a nightmare. trying to abduct her neighbors, sprang into action. >> i was like what's wrong with you. leave her alone. that's my baby. >> reporter: they got the suspect who is now charged of felony kidnapping and child endangerment to let go of the baby. >> we ran out and said, get out of our neighborhood. >> reporter: in recent months neighbors say the area has turned into a haven for homeless. >> i noticed a lot more of the homeless population moving down this way. and setting up different camps. >> reporter: from littering and breaking in car windows people are fed up. >> defecating, urinating, sex acts. you name it. >> i would hate to get chased out. >> reporter: residents say they have little hope san francisco will clean up their streets. dion lim. >>> explaining why it did not notify parents and students about a student's arrest in campus. 18-year-old was arrested last tuesday a

dion lim, abc 7 news. >> and we are getting our first look. and we want to share that with you, at a man accused of stealing rainbow flags and making threats in the north bay vincent o'sullivan was taken into custody and was due in court tomorrow. he could face charges of making criminal threats along with hate crime enhancements. six rainbow flags were taken from a pole outside the chamber of commerce. one of them ended up tossed into the russian river. detectives believe the man suspected of stealing two of the flags also threatened to set up a pipe bomb at the safeway in order to harm members of the lgbtq community. . >>> a man who yelled comments during the talk of candidate kim apal jazzed today. >> [ bleep ]. what you going to do [ bleep ]. >> that man identified only as a.j. interrupted kim during an event saturday in san francisco's filmore. a.j.'s apologies was posted today on facebook. he said he's not a racist, just upset because london wasn't invited to the forum. >> i said some things that were very neck tif, derogatory. i shouldn

nbc 7 news anchor dionne lim has more. >> reporter: david was one of many who filed lawsuits on pg&e.ith the aftermath has been hard on his family. >> it's heart breaking because they're afraid. and they're afraid of fire and of night. and as much as you try to calm them, they still have the image of what we escaped etched into their minds. >> reporter: attorneys for pg&e and lawyers for hundreds of fire victims met in san francisco superior court friday for a hearing on the utility's liability for the fires. under the california constitution property owners can hold public utility responsible for damages under a term called inverse condemnation. pg&e's argument, they say they're a private company and are exempt from inverse condemnation, and should be allowed to recover any damages they are allowed to pay through rate hikes through their customers. >> here in our courtroom in sacramento they're employing a lot of scare tactics basically telling people they're too negligent to fail. >> reporter: issuing a tentative ruling saying authorize no basis for the plaintiffs' argument. >> you

i am dion lim, thanks for joining us. >> and i am eric thomas. >> little was kicked out of the convention this weekend. cornell barnard is live with this story. >> reporter: reaction comes along and sees the opportunity and only needs a few thousand votes. >> reporter: isn't surprised by little's strong showing. >> mr. little cannot win here in california. but what he can do is use the number two position for a platform to raise his anti-semitic profile. >> reporter: patrick little did not respond to our request for an interview. >> with the election now a month away, state republicans also facing friction from within. john cox received 55% of the vote short of the 60% required.. it is similar to the outcome from the state democratic convention last february. democrats also failed to give senator opponent an endorsement. >>> attorney general jeff sessions expected to visit the san diego border tomorrow. discussing immigration enforcement action. the immigration and custom enforce amount deputy also joining him. president donald trump was there in march to survey border wall prototypes. >>

dion lim is live with this story. >> reporter: it almost sounds like a bad joke. how on earth could contractors install regular strength steel when they are supposed to install extra strength steel. one thing is for certain. this is causing lots of headaches, and not just for drivers. >> this whole city is hard to drive around. >> reporter: jack hughes has been making deliveries for years. news of more delays is the last thing he wants to hear. >> i'm literally driving two and a half times more miles, looking for parking. >> reporter: independent auditors discovered contractors installed 2.3 miles of regular strength steel, not extra strength. the inbound and outbound tracks passing market street will have to be ripped out and replaced. >> oh, really? >> reporter: already nearly a year behind schedule, the latest delay could push completion into the early part of 2020, unacceptable for jane kim. >> i am now a co-sponsor of the hearing. and we will hear it on the oversight committee. we have o gto get ahold of thes run away contracts. >> reporter: the cost is also

commissioner lim. >> slide 15. i fully support your recommendations except $1,065,000. understanding on the third bullet point, it is mostly benefit $1,065,000 for the benefit of the employer. >> actually it is a way to pay for contribution reductions that occur through these two initiatives. we are basically proposed through a and e that members pay 1 million and $65,000 less in 2019 than they otherwise would have paid without these recommendations. now what does that mean? total cost has not changed. we are changing balance between retiree and employee and employers. we are just this is a way to help fund the reduction in corn tributions that needs to generate for these members versus what they would pay in 2019 without he's actions. >> it is not going to the employer, it is going to the member? >> the employer woulthe be coven the stabilization reserve. >> net zero cost impact overall, we are moving. this is the mechanism by which to fund the additional $1,065,000 incurred by the employers with a direct corresponding reduction in contributions versenos action for tho

dion lim is live with this story. >> reporter: it almost sounds like a bad joke. how on earth could contractors install regular strength steel when they are supposed to install extra strength steel. one thing is for certain. this is causing lots of headaches, and not just for drivers. >> this whole city is hard to drive around. >> reporter: jack hughes has been making deliveries for years. news of more delays is the last thing he wants to hear. >> i'm literally driving two and a half times more miles, looking for parking. >> reporter: independent auditors discovered contractors installed 2.3 miles of regular strength steel, not extra strength. the inbound and outbound tracks passing market street will have to be ripped out and replaced. >> oh, really? >> reporter: already nearly a year behind schedule, the latest delay could push completion into the early part of 2020, unacceptable for jane kim. >> i am now a co-sponsor of the hearing. and we will hear it on the oversight committee. we have o gto get ahold of thes run away contracts. >> reporter: the cost is also

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. >> dion lim is live with the full story tonight. >> reporter: yeah. dan and ama, we got the new information moments ago in a press conference that yes, the suspect in the shooting is dead. right away, i want to look at the new video from sky 10. you can see in this video the s.w.a.t. team busting down the door to one apartment in this apartment complex. using flash bang device. we presume this is where the suspect was hiding out. that suspect described as an 80-year-old male. two people were shot this afternoon, a man and a woman. they have been taken to marin general. their conditions are not known at this time. i spoke to a mother whose 1 1/2-year-old son was inside a nearby daycare when the shooting took place. >> i wanted to get him and be sure he's safe. >> yeah. >> what was running through your mind? >> the worst. everything you see on the news. everywhere else. especially right now. it's terrifying. you know, you feel helpless as a parent. you can't be there to protect them. >> reporter: that mother planning to hold her son just a little bit ti

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. all schools in santa fe, texas, will be closed through tuesday as people continue to mourn. >> 13 others wounded including a school police officer who remains in stable but critical condition. abc news reporter elizabeth her. >> reporter: tisdale and perkins along with eight students. chris stone, kimberly lawn, shauna fisher, and exchange student from pakistan with angelique ramirez. >> angelique, she was a very funny person. she was very loved. >> reporter: 13 others still recovering from injuries including school police officers john barnes from gunshot wounds. the alleged shooter, 17-year-old dimitrios is behind bars charged with capital murder. >> he is in a place where i'm not sure what he understands. >> reporter: lawyers for the suspect telling abc news the shotgun and pistol police say he used in the shooting were locked in a gun cabinet and parents had no idea of the son's alleged plan. >> they didn't know or expect and they surely couldn't have predicted. >> reporter: while

. >> and i'm dion lim. right now that wind isn't really powerful, but it is causing some problems. chp told us the winds are very high so make sure to take extra care driving tonight. >> police blame a tree that came down this afternoon. it has since been cleared. >> meantime firefighters blame the wind for making it difficult to control a fire in vallejo. no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. san francisco bay today.s the for more let's head over now to meteorologist drew tuma. >> right now the strongest winds we have are running through the delta at this hour. so wind, they're gusting to about 22 miles per hour right now in napa. wind gusts at 25 in fairfield. and at time to time we have seen similar winds around the region. so those winds ushering much cooler air. 13 degrees cooler in fairfield, 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa. tomorrow morning future tracker wind showing you pretty calm but those winds are expected to turn breezy once again tomorrow afternoon, and they will usher in even cooler air to finish off the weekend. we'll detail those num

there will be extra race trains as well plus a free post expres lim several directions and service from the golden gate ferry. >>> a woman's concern about a transgender person using the woman's restroom at denny's. it turns out that woman is running for congress in the 44th district. >> i'm trying to use the ladies room with a man saying s a lady. >> reporter: she livestream this at a denny's restaurant when she says a transgender was using the woman's restroom. >> i invited my friend to see. >> you are singling the outlay for no reason. >> we need to prove that women are in danger. >> reporter: she's running for the 44th district. >> as a woman i have the right to feel comfortable and secure in a private restroom. >> next i use the men's room. >> i think the video shows the person who is actually being discriminated against. i was in shock. i part of community and i think we should keep talking about this. >> reporter: she says people need to understand the law. >> use the restroom you identify with. i think that is of action is to be informed about especially if she is running for off

. >> i'm dion lim. the strong winds are causing problems in the bay area with three trees coming down three times in san francisco. >> in martin ez. cruise are working to remove the tree but not clear how long it will take. >> visitors were disappointed today national parks service tweeted it closed lighthouse stairs because of strong winds. let's get to drew tuma. >> the winds have been active today and for the past several days. peak wind gusts a lot of us seeing winds in excess of 30 miles per hour. 55 miles per hour from concord, oakland, san francisco 30 to 35 miles per hour. san jose seeing winds close to 25 miles per hour. so future tracker wind gusts, winds will recede a bit early tomorrow morning but pick back up tomorrow afternoon gusting up to 20 miles per hour at times. look at when the winds relax across the region and warmer weather on the way in a few minutes. >>> oakland locals today hosted a huge barbecue dubbed barbecuing while black in response to last month's incident when a black wo

. >> and i'm dion lim. thanks to a competition happening now. this weekend host to the iron man tryathlon. or nel bernard live from santa rosa. >> hi. we are seeing a first wave of competitors crossing the finish line a block from where we are. talk about endurance, wow. business owners say they have endured a lot too. this weekend downtown restaurants and stores are packed and people money. >> reporter: completed a bike ride after a swim and then a marathon run. katey from arizona here supporting her fiance, tim. >> if someone has to do it, you have to go after t. some people want to challenge themselves. >> it is wonderful for san to rosa. iron man is more than a race, it is a lifesaver. after a tough seven months. >> it was frightening and quite for a few months and it has been a struggle. >> not today, she was serving a full house of hungry and thirsty customers. the city predicts that iron man can generate $13 million for the region. >> spending money now is say the first donations coming in during the fires. iron man's second year in santa

dion lim has the story. >> reporter: this is the terrifying moment right before a mother is approached by a homeless woman who tried to snatch her two-month-old out of her arms. >> she was crying and in spanish she was -- the woman tried to grab my baby. >> patricia and her husband witnessed the attempted child abduction sunday evening. >> she was that close to me. she was acting crazy. >> as seen in video taken by a neighbor, patricia sprang into action. >> i was like what's wrong with you? leave her alone. >> got the suspect, diamond harris, now charged with felony kidnapping and child endangerment to let go of the woman's baby. >> it was scary. then we ran off. hey, get out of our neighborhood. don't come down our street no more. >> in recent months, the area has turned into a haven for the homeless, some who create chaos on their usually quiet street. >> over the last few weeks, i've noticed a lot more of the homeless population setting up different camps kind of along the different corners. >> it's quiet. nobody is bothering me. >> from littering in the streets to breaking in car

lim ming yan: accommodative for us. going forward, yes.rates will have to go up and we have to price that in when we undertake investments. stephen: thank you so much for your time. yvonne, sending it back to you. busy morning. more to come. yvonne: we will see you soon, steve. hopefully, you can take a break in between. steve engle speaking with the president and group ceo of capital land. don't miss our exclusive interview with jpmorgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon today on bloomberg markets. stephen engle will be bringing us that interview at 9:20 hong kong time. the next hour of "daybreak australia," we will hear from the special envoy on the belt and road initiative. that's in about one hour's time. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. qualcomm said to be put giving , tois push for processors break intel's hold on the lucrative market. sources told bloomberg that they are exploring whether to shutter the unit or look for a new owner. noble group will be first-quarter earnings next tuesday after

. >> i'm dion lim. >> much of the north bay is on the comeback trail months after one of the largest wildfire disasters in state history. >> sonoma county playing host to the iron man triathlon and showing up in a big way. >> abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has more. >> that's from the netherlands, first to finish iron man with the time of 8 hours and 42 minutes. earlier, there were cow bells and cheers from the crowd as triathletes completed the 100 mile bike ride after a 2 mile swim. the final challenge? a 26 mile marathon run. katie from arizona is here supporting her fiance, tim. >> i've done it and i know what it means if someone wants to do it, just go after it, right? some people want to challenge themselves and so that's what they do. >> it's wonderful for santa rosa. >> many businesses, like the company, iron man is more of a race but a lifesaver. after a tough seven months since the wildfires. >> i think the fires had a lot of people wondering from out of town, if they should be coming. >> it was frightening. very quiet for quite a few months and it's been a struggle. >>

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> let's take you to hawaii now. look at this incredible video shot late this afternoon. lava spewing from one of 22 fissures on the big island of hawaii. authorities have been handing out masks to protect people from volcanic ash, while bracing for possible another eruption perhaps at the summit of kilauea. yesterday the volcano exploded rock and ash about 30,000 feet into the air. winds blew much of that plume away from peop, but it did leave a thin coating of ash on cars, plants and roads. >> so dangerous, but incredible to see. >> true. >>> well, it's time now to check on our weather as we approach -- hey, we're here at the weekend actually. >> we made it to the weekend. spencer christian is here. >> i consider friday part of the weekend. it's here. here's a look at live doppler 7. we had fog that was slow to retreat today. in fact in some parts of the bay area it never did pull all the way back to the coastline so we had a gray day in many locations and it's still pretty gray especially out near the coastline an

legislative immunity has a lim. if you star interfering with witnesses or disrupting the process in some way, these peep could be charged with on instruction of justice. they can't just push this too far. this is going to play lair, if this is ever tried the president will hear about this behavior and these kind of meetings. >> john, i want to talk again about sort of the gaslighting that's going on and what i said in the opening. >> that's the right word. >> yeah. you heard the president destroy clapper's words. it has a co. here's more from clapper. >> what do you make when they suggest you committed a crime of some sort? >> i take hum bridge at that. i didn't commit a crime. i was trying to explain any understanding of what this was doing. it wasn't spying on the campaign, you know, i -- i take exception to it. and i don't want to dignify it by talking about it too much. >> wow, that was a great answer. this president, he lives john, and breaths in conspiracies and distorting the truth. you watch that and you rea

dion lim sampled some of the excitement and shows us what is happening. >> reporter: while the crowds at the sixth annual bottle rock are about the same as years past selling out at 120,000 tickets the fans are ready for an upgraded experience. >> i have been looking forward to it since last year. the fact i am already here is unreal. >> reporter: there is of course the massive lineup with headliners set to take five different stages. like bruno mars, snoop dogg, and muse. >> incubus, earth, wind and fire all of it. i love it. >> reporter: there are more mouth watering food trucks. >> for this friday we started with 400 tritip. to start. we will see how it goes. >> reporter: more seating and local restaurants. along with the new this year, some of the old favorites like the morimoto katsu burger. mmmm. >> i got chicken and shrimp paella. i'm very excited. i took one bite. it's delicious. >> reporter: washing it down. 26 wineries, 30 kinds of beer, and this. >> it is beer with tomato and tamarin. >> reporter: don't forget to hydrate. >> absolutely. you have got to switch. do the switch

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. the man suspected of being the golden state killer expected in koerlt tomorrow morning. >> joseph deangelo is charged with the murders of 12 people across california and is suspected of more than 50 rapes. for the first time we hear from the mother of the golden gate killer's final victim who was raped and killed in irvine in 1986. >> reporter shelby davidson has the story. >> i left for vacation and gave her a kiss good-bye. >> reporter: that was the first time diane stein left her daughter "home alonhome alone o. it was the last time she ever saw her. >> this was one of the situations where they call you in the middle of the night and give you the news that your daughter has just been murdered. >> reporter: she was in mexico with other family when that call came in. >> that's the first thing a mother thinks. oh, i want to go home real quick and help her, but you can't. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away, she was helpless. >> i cried all the way home. i cried on the airplane. everybody in

. >> and i'm dion lim. the eye congress i can beta breakers race kicked off for the 107th time. >> it didn't disappoint featuring creative costumes and unique styles. neighbors sand participants seemed to be on their best behavior. >> abc7 news's cornell bernard has the story. >> reporter: it's like that for phyllis. she's celebrating her 35th year running. >> i just love it. this is my most fun day of the whole year. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead as runners took off from maine and howard streets, some 40,000 people according to organizers. for a while there, a bunch of grapes was leading the pack. but men's elite runner from kenya finishe first at the great highway for the second year in a row. his time, 35 minutes 41 seconds. >> it is windy. still nice, but the day was still windy. >> reporter: jane from kenya was the women's winner with a time of 40 minutes. an endless stream of weird creative costumes not far behind. what kind of butterflies are you? >> the happe happy kind. >> reporter: these squid had a

you know what invaders means there is a connotation with the word this is hate speech if you say must liminvaders this is hate speech isn't it i do think it is so what is hate speak well that the muslims the muslims generalization invaders we know how pictures are used everybody each other allies is you generalize aijalon generalize if i speak about groups especially religious groups i'm sorry so much your prime minister generalized not only saying the muslims but he's also adding invaders what a picture you know what this mean. i think violence i think what you mean the isn't necessarily the sailors were all about means and secondly of course the collective it is a we made generalized judgments about religious groups just as much as secular ones invaders means aggression you have a lot of potential of threatening people do you believe that the muslim groups as he said are invaders what i saw in twenty fifteen when i was there. was structural violence something against which nothing could be done it was a flood of people who were paying attention to what they were doing if you want to cal

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abc 7 nuts anchor dion lim covered the story yesterday and live in mill valley again with details on as well as the victims. dion. >> reporter: larry, remember o we are learning new details. that's what's making this story so particularly tragic. you can look around me and tell how quiet and calm it is on this strate. i spoke to many neighbors who knew the victims. while many of them didn't want to go op camera those who knew them, the landlord and daughter agree they were good people. >> it was a long, painful day. >> this lady lives in one of the nine units at 393 east bligt dale and is still processes the news of the shooting. >> i never imagined this happening here. >> a 71-year-old tenant vikt lug o is suspected of shooting his landlord over a pending eviction. >> really sweet divide. couldn't ask for a better landlord. very considerate of his tenants. very fair. >> 30-year-old sabrina lieu was also shot and did at the hospital. >> i see a chp officer running down the street with an unconscious woman draped over his shoulder. >> one neighbor describing her as the apple of her fa

. >> and i'm dion lim. right now that wind isn't really powerful, but it is causing some problems. told us the winds are very high so make sure to take extra care driving tonight. >> police blame a tree that came down this afternoon. it has since been cleared. >> meantime firefighters blame the wind for making it difficult to control a fire in vall no one was hurt. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. >> the wind ripped across the san francisco bay today. for more let's head over now to meteorologist drew tuma. >> right now the strongest winds we have are running through the delta at this hour. so wind, they're gusting to about 22 miles per hour right now in napa. wind gusts at 25 in fairfield. and at time to time we have seen similar winds around the region. so those winds ushering much cooler air. 13 degrees cooler in fairfield, 24 degrees cooler in santa rosa. tomorrow morning future tracker wind showing you pretty calm but those winds are expected to turn breezy once again tomorrow

>> i'm dion lim, >>> tonight, the high school massacre here in santa fe, texas. the 17-year-old now charged with capital murder, police saying he confessed to killing ten people. what his attorneys told abc news about his state of mind. authorities with questions about a possible motive. plus what his parents are now saying about how he got his father's gun. moments of terror, names of the victims emerging. teenage survivors reliving the moments when they first heard the gunfire. three months after the blood shed in parkland, students again gathering to remember classmates and demand action to end school shootings. >>> the fiery plane disaster, more than 100 people killed. 20 priests among the victims. the aging passenger jet crashing during takeoff. >>> the severe storm threat at this hour. parts of the country at risk, a possible tornado, hail and flash flooding. rob marciano standing by. >>> and american princess. the british prince and his bride from the united states, harry and meghan, the new duke and duchess of sussex. her walk down the aisle. her mother b

dion lim arrived on the scene and joins with us the latest. dion. >> reporter: boy, dan and ama good evening, things are busy around here in the 800, 900 area blocks of east blight dale even though the sh shelter in place was lifted moments ago. you can see multiple agencies on the scene with the s.w.a.t. team that entered the one street approaching the apartment complex where this happened this afternoon. and i can tell you we heard from the marin county sheriffs minutes ago. and they told us yes the suspect is an 80-year-old man considered armed and dangerous and his victims include a man and a woman who have since been taken to the hospital. the perimeter has been secured. however we have not been told exactly where the perimeter lies. but i can tell you i have been able to speak to several people who live nearby in an adjacent apartment complex and also i spoke with a man whose 1 and a half-year-old son is at a nearby day care. can you only imagine the emotions he felt we he heard the news. >> i drove as fast as i could and got as close as

. >> i'm dion lim. winds are causing problems in the bay area with three trees coming down three times in san francisco. >> in martin ez. cruise are working to remove the tree but not clear how long it will take. >> visitors were disappointed today national parks service tweeted it closed lighthouse stairs because of strong winds. let's get to drew tuma. >> the winds have been active today and for the past several days. peak wind gusts a lot of us seeing winds in excess of 30 miles per hour. 55 miles per hour from concord, oakland, san francisco 30 to 35 miles per hour. san jose seeing winds close to 25 miles per hour. so future tracker wind gusts, winds will recede a bit early tomorrow morning but pick back up tomorrow afternoon gusting up to 20 miles per hour at times. look at when the winds relax across the region and warmer weather on the way in a few minutes. >>> oakland locals today hosted a huge barbecue dubbed barbecuing while black in response to last month's incident when a black woman was cau

dion lim has the night off. kate larsen spent day at the crash scene and spoke to witnesses. >> may day, may day, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services. we just lost him. >> reporter: urgent calls for help after a small plane fell from the sky a half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> we all looked at each other in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim king was golfing at the course next to the airport when the plane went down around 4:00. he and his friends are used to seeing planes take off from the airport and knew immediately something was wrong. >> it was like it stalled completely and stalled down. >> i played with a couple firefighters and they rushed over. i didn't go over and they came back and said, they're dead. >> reporter: a man and a woman were on board that plane and unfortunately both of them did tie. investigators here on scene tell me the aircraft was an amateur built custom manufactured plane that had been in service for quite some time. >> at this

commissioner lim. >> on slide 17 on the appendix there is a increase in medical increase prescription of 18.3. what we are interested in the increase of 12.5. that is huge increase which you haven't mentioned in your previous because 9.9 but the fees are paid to the doctors 12.5 increase. if you look at the trio, that fee is small. is that because we paid into the doctors but the doctor doesn't get the increase. i don't understand the increase. >> i will be very happy to explain. >> orient where we are in the presentation that the points the commissioner raised in the appendix on page 17 and 18. so we are clear. where it shows table one captiontation fees going up by 12.5%. then when you go to table two, trio fees change is minus .03%. the question i think that and i will share that question is why? >> i am happy to explain. these particular figures on slide 17 and 18 are on a per subscriber per month basis. so they reflect the aggregate of individuals who enroll in self only plus one and plus two or more coverage. we use these figures because ultimately the fixed free rates shared wi

>> well, to me, because i saw a lim light, i thought it was just, like, lightning and thunder. >> reportero weeks ago, a starbucks employee found an explosive device at the coffee shop less than two miles away. law enforcement sources say it was a working bomb, and that there was a note that said, "die, u.s.a.," and referenced the city of austin. ed march, mark conditt terrorized the austin area with a string of bombings that killed two people and wounded four others. robert elder is the retired a.t.f. special agent in charge for the houston area. >> you know, at this point they don't want to rule anything out, but you don't know that some eprson hasn't watched the news and, for whatever reason decided they want to try to mimic what occurred in austin. >> reporter: you've got a newborn baby, and you're staying here. and this happened across the street. are you worried? >> yes, i am very worried. i am very worried. >> reporter: i'm standing right where the bomb went off. to the blast broke the window here to the church, but also had enough punch to do some damage inre to the brick. utvestig

. >> i am dion lim. >> and coming up, we will introduce you to the new bay area program matching kids like farel with tutors. >>> snake season. and i am jonathan bloom on why the rattle cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. >>> we are following breaking news in the santa cruz mountains. this is near los gatos. a tree fell down in the southbound lanes then an suv hit it and rolled over. the driver suffered minor injuries. one lane southbound is blocked and the chp says it will take two hour to re-open. traffic is backed up around lexington reservoir. 17 south, not good. >>> tut

while lim is in custody, investigators say the person responsible for the robbery does remain on the loose. >>> important alert for bart riders this morning. >> there will be no train service to a couple of stations in contra costa county. kristen casten is live with more on -- christien kafton is live with that. >> good morning. yeah, bart taking full advantage to do? much-needed maintenance. we are here at the concord bart station. and there will be a change in service for customers. and that means you'll be using, if you take a look here, bus bridges to get between the concord station and pleasant hill station. chris phillippe, joining us live to talk about the reason behind all of this. and let's let's first focus on what the impact for the customers' riders are going to be. they're going to be getting off at pleasant hill. and they have an option that is free of charge for them to get to those two locations. >> that's right. and we're partnering with county connection to provide this free bus shuttle service between pleasanton. we're telling riders to factor this another 20 minu

now to go through some of the stories his book out of all the liberal democrat member of parliament lim bit who pick lembit we should all be wearing these st georges ribbons to commemorate the tens of millions who died for our freedom to be able to even have a discussion like this in london given the russian war effort against the nazis but according to c.n.n. your first story the russians now want to kill us both why you're so anti russian action let's look at this look at the story c.n.n. russia's victory day parade weapons to watch what this is about whether they are our friends or not they are well armed they got new supersonic fighters they've got . aircraft north out answers or the russians say well what do you say that it's a bird side to say this is the military in the united states and russia wait wait a minute maybe it's a fact do they have anywhere but i'm telling you they've got a missile which goes at ten times the speed of sound can avoid being detected can go round missile batteries and so on now they've got new tanks they've got surface of missiles why are you looking so

. >> i am dion lim. >> and coming up, we will introduce you to the new bay area program matching kidsn bloom on why the rattle >>> we are following breaking news in the santa cruz mountains. this is near los gatos. a tree fell down in the southbound lanes then an suv hit it and rolled over. the driver suffered minor injuries. one lane southbound is blocked and the chp says it will take two hours to re-open. traffic is backed up around lexington reservoir. 17 south, not good. >>> tutoring young and promising students is not new. but new program taking one-on-one tutoring to a different level. how a headset, a working professional and 30 minutes on the computer can change a >> reporter: six-year-old farel stewart is about to experience months in the making. meeting for the first time in real life. >> what is that word? >> reporter: until now their relationship as student and tutor took place via headset and computer screen. >> that was a very hard paragraph. >> reporter: once a week for 30 minutes, working professionals like dan partner with kids through the nonprofit tutor mate program

. >> dion lim is live with the full story tonight. >> reporter: yeah. ama, we got the new information moments ago in a press conference that yes, the suspect in the shooting is dead. right away, i want to look at the new video from sky 10. you can see in this video the s.w.a.t. team busting down the door to one apartment in this apartment complex. using flash bang device. we presume this is where the suspect was hiding out. that suspect described as an 80-year-old male. two people were shot this afternoon, a man and a woman. they have been taken to marin general. their conditions are not known at this time. i spoke to a mother whose 1 1/2-year-old son was inside a nearby daycare when the shooting took place. >> i wanted to get him and be sure he's safe. >> yeah. >> what was running through your mind? >> the worst. everything you see on the news. everywhere else. especially right now. it's terrifying. you know