hatch told us just last week what that promise was. >> she said marie, this is your home. u can live here as long as you want to. >> reporter: the promise was made some 60 years ago. hatch has been paying rent all along. only $900 a month for this cottage, estimated value $1.2 million. when her land lady died, her children kept the promise. but they too eventually passed. her new land lord is the husband of a granddaughter who also died. last month, hatch received this 60-day notice to leave. she was rushed to emergency with breathing problems. then last week, the eviction story went viral. when we met her, she seemed emotionally drained. >> i don't know. i don't have the slightest idea where i'm going to go. that's why i don't sleep very much. >> this impending displacement i think really just knocked the pins out from under her. >> reporter: yesterday, hatch was rushed to the hospital with respiratory problems. the official cause of death will come later, but many will always believe it was because of a broken heart. the land lord's lawyer did not return our calls today.

rob roth talked to her last week and now reports on her death. >> reporter: marie hatch fought to thend to stay here in this home on california drive where she lived for 66 years. hatch died after a brief illness, but those who knew her, including her attorney, said that's not what killed her. >> marie hatch died of a broken heart from a broken promise. >> it's a comfortable old home. >> reporter: we spoke with her last week after she received an eviction notice. >> i'm scared to death inside. i try not to think about it because i'm libel to have a nervous breakdown. >> reporter: this woman has been renting a room from hatch for more than 30 years and saw hatch yesterday on her deathbed. >> when i lifted the bed spread and looked at her the last time, i said, it's okay, old girl, you won't be afraid any more. >> reporter: hatch claimed her landlady, six decades ago, told her she could live here the rest of her life, but the landlady has since died, and so has the lady antebellum's daughter and granddaughter. the attorney for the current lapped lord said the house zane trust that must

loved ones of marie hatch say her sudden death is a shock. she first moved to the cottage back in the 1940s. the owner at the time promise that she could live here until she died. but last month, she received a 60 day notice to vacate from her current landlord. >> i would like to think now she is at peace and she is unafraid. that to me is the key to accepting this sudden extinction. >> a gofundme site raised the nearly $40,000 to help marie hatch fight that eviction. some of that money will now help the family plan is celebration of her life back her roommate plans to continue to fight to stay in that home. >>> coming up tonight, a stunning revelation by los angeles police. they have a knife recovered from the former home of o.j. simpson. now, the effort to find out if it was used to kill his wife. >>> the latest decision on the three santa clara deputies accused of murdering a jail inmate and we will show you what happens when you put a scorecard on skis. >>> coming up a little bit later, we look ahead to the war your's next stop. they will

hatch's lawyers claim she suffered elder abuse saying she was mentally, physically and financially harmed by the eviction order. >> we believe that marie was the voice for other elderly people who are facing a similar situation. >> reporter: especially, her lawyers say, elderly people in san mateo county where rents have skyrocketed. i reached out to hatch's attorney and his landlord and his attorney and neither one has gotten back to me. hatch's roommate here says she doesn't know yet where she is going to live, but she's not worried. she says the support has been overwhelming. reporting live from burlingame, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 5:00, zika's growing threat. the health department confirmed three more cases in the bay area that brings the total to five. there are new cases in alameda and contra costa valleys. however all of the cases showed up in people who have traveled to zika-infected countries. napa county is monitoring a pregnant woman who has the virus. she's not showing symptoms so far. the virus is linged to a birth defect that causes children to be born with smaller heads. >>> let's get back to our weat

. >> reporter: liz, in the last days her life, marie hatch was face of eviction. february, she was given a 60 day notice to vacate the home she's lived in since 1950. she said she had a verbal agreement with the landlord she could live there until she died. recently, the landlord said the property had to be sold. she and her roommate said there was nowhere for them to go, and they likely become homeless. now marie's lawyer said they will continue the legal battle on behalf of marie's roommate of 63 years. >>> number of bay area zika virus cases is growing. the health department confirmed an infected person in san francisco. that adds to the cases already in alameda county. napa county, a spokesperson said all of the cases were contracted outside of the u.s. >>> a young man he hired to take care of a baby is accused of almost suffocating him. the troubling allegations, and the clue that led to the arrest. >> reporter: gonzales's neighboring are in shock. >> my niece and her friends, she's just like a sweet girl. she's not evil at all. >> reporter: the 20 yearly bab

there is no word on the cause of the death but marie hatch, she and her 85-year-old roommate were given 60 days notice to leave the cottage they shared for decades with a trust requiring the property owner to sell the property. the attorney will continue the lawsuit on behalf of her roommate. a gofundme page hassed $47,000 to help the two ladies. >> congresswoman jackie speier will introduce a bill to help crab fishermen allocating $138 million to help crabbers. the commercial dungness crab son was supposed to open in november but is still closed because of the toxins. >> now the republican debate with only four candidates on the stage and the attacks turned ugly. and personal. tiffany joins us in the newsroom. tiffany it seemed like both ted cruz and marco rubio were warning voters to abandon trump. >> they tried to he questioned why his closing line is manufactured outside of the united states, for donald trump and ted cruz said he is misleading the american people because he refused to release tapes of a conversation with "new york times" and trim respond by calling ted cruz ally arr

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in the last days of her life, marie hatch became a flashpoint, the face of eviction on the peninsula with her story making headlines. in february, marie was given a 60-day notice to vacate the burlingame home she lived in since 1950. she said she had a verbal agreement with the landlord to live in the cottage until she died. but the current landlord said an expiring trust required the property be sold. the lawyers say they will continue the legal battle on behalf of marie's roommate of 36 years. georgia. >>> we have video a car chase that ended in a violent crash in walnut creek. dashcam video caught this bmw trying to outrun police. they didn't get far. the driver lost control of the car flew off the freeway and slammed into a yoga studio. there was an ambulance crew parked outside and they were able to pry the driver and passenger from the wreck. both the driver and passenger are in critical condition. it's still unclear why they didn't stop in the first place. >>> developing news in north korea where reader kim jong-un has ordered his country to be ready for a nuclear missile launc

last night marie hatch was rushed to the hospital where she died. the eviction threat is what killed her. 7 news reporter vic lee has more. >> marie died from broken heart from broken promise. >> the lawyer sums up what a lot of people think. that the eviction order hasten that the evictio hastened her dea her long tim roommate georgia rock believes that. >> she's lived here for 60 years and she's 97 years old. it's not reasonable. it's not kind. it's not compassionate. >>reporter: the promise was mader former land lady. her good friend.s hatch told usst week what that promise was. >> she said marie this is your home youive here as long as you want toyshtion promise was made some 60 years ago. hatch has been paying rent along. only 900 dolla a month. for this could the tan in up scale burlingame. estimated value 1.2 million dollars. when herland lead died her children kept the promise but they too passed. her new landlord issband of grand-daughter who also died. last month hatch received this 60 day notice to. she was rushedy with breathing problems.

marie hatch died thursday after going to the hospital for a cold and heart problems. she was also battling cancer. you may remember, we told you hatch was being kicked out of the house she had lived in for more than 60 years. she had a deal with a previous landlord, who said she could live there for the rest of her life. but then a new landlord bad turn after she got the notice. s/georgia rothrock/ hatch's roommate :40-:44 "i think it contributed hatch's roommate :00-:06 "i've just sort of accepted it and accepted her lawyers say they will keep fighting for her housemate, georgia rotherock. meanwhile, people who knew hatch have set up a go fund me page. that page has raised more than 45- thousand dollars so far. 100 cats are safe after the humane society rescued them from a small house in texas. take a look at these pictures. police say the home was in very poor condition. they found a makeshift litter box, with wood shavings being used for litter. a humane society official says the home smelled like amonia and feces, and some of the cats were very sick because the ow

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marie hatch died thursday after going to the hospital for a cold and heart problems. she was also battling cancer. you may remember, we told you hatch was being kicked out of the house she had lived in for more than 60 years. she had a deal with a previous landlord, who said she could live there for the rest of her life. but then a new landlord took over, and tried to evict her. her health quickly took a bad turn after she got the notice. to it. there's no doubt about that because she loved her home. " s/georgia rothrock/ hatch's roommate :00-:06 "i've just sort of accepted it and accepted the fact that she's not afraid anymore (pause for tears.) although hatch is gone, her lawyers say they will keep fighting for her housemate, georgia rotherock. meanwhile, people who knew hatch have set up a go fund me page. that page has raised more than 45- thousand dollars so far. 100 cats are safe after the humane society rescued them from a small house in texas. take a look at these pictures. police say the home was in very poor condition. they found a makeshift litter box, with

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. >> reporter: mary hatch's friend and roommate of some 30 years tells us that marie was terribly anxious and fearful of being evicted. she had been trying to calm her down all week. sadly, she came home from dinner yesterday afternoon and saw marie on the floor of her bedroom. the paramedics working on her. >> marie died from a broken heart from a broken promise. >> reporter: her lawyer sums up what a lot of people think, that the eviction order hastened her death. her roommate believes that. >> she's lived here for 60 years and she's 97. it's not reasonable. it's not kind. it's not compassionate. >> reporter: the promise was made by her former land lady and good friend. >> she said marie, this is your home. you can live here as long as you want to. >> reporter: the promise was made some 60 years ago. hatch has been paying rent all along. only $900 a month for this cottage, estimated value $1.2 million. when her land lady died, her children kept the promise, but they too eventually passed. her new land lord is the husband of a granddaughter who also died. last month, hatch received this

woman are taking action after she died shortly after receiving an eviction notice. 97-year-old marie hatch passed away thursday night at her home where she lived for the past 60 years. last month she received an e eviction notice. she was battling kans canner and her attorneys say she was under a great deal of stress at the thought of moving. >> we believe that marie was the voice for other elderly people who are facing a similar situation. >> her attorney plans to sue the landlord for elder abuse. we have reached out to the landlord and his attorney. neither have returned our calls or comments. >>> the state high school wrestling championship is this weekend, but a stockton athlete won't be there. he's barred from competing after contracting mat her piepeherpes. david is a junior, he's now banned from the sport after contracting the disease. there's no cure. he'll have to take medicine for the rest of his life. his mother would like the school district to cover that cost. >> i do think they should take responsibility. >> people need to be more concerned about how serious the disease is. >

but you will remember marie hatch, she and her 85-year-old roommate were given 60 days to leave the cottagey have been living in for decades. the lawsuit will be continued on before of her roommate with a goal gofundme page raising $47,000 to help the two ladies. >> today, congresswoman jackie speier will introduce a bill to help crab fishermen in the area allocate $1138 million to help the crabbers. the commercial crash crash season was scheduled to open in november and still not open because of high levels of the toxin found in crabs. >> lead has been found again in the drinking water at a sonoma county school. the health department will be at healdsburg junior high school checking for lead. this was a scare with the water at the elementary school and some of the buildings at the junior high date back to the 1920's. >> any building before the knew -- 1990s is a candidate for poor construction materials. >> they have bottled water or fill their own bottles at hydration stations. the district said they will replace the pipes but not until summer. >> the 111th republican debate with four can

in the last days of her life, marie hatch became a flashpoint, the face of eviction on the peninsula with her story making headlines. in february, marie was given a 60-day notice to vacate the burlingame home she lived in since 1950. she said she had a verbal agreement with the landlord to live in the cottage until she died. but the current landlord said an expiring trust required the property be sold. the lawyers say they will continue the legal battle on behalf of marie's roommate of 36 years. >>> a livermore nanny will go to court today. 20-year-old moriah gonzales advertised her services on care.com. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in pleasanton with the latest. >> reporter: the baby is alive and okay this morning but this is the kind of story that certainly strikes fear in everyone especially those who use care.com. authorities are looking for anybody who might have dealt with this babysitter in other circumstances. this incident happened on february 18 when. 20-year-old moriah gonzales was captured on a nanny camera trying to calm a one-year-old boy referred to in the documents as

there is no word on the cause of her death, marie hatch and her 85-year-old roommate were given 60 dayseave the cottage they shared for decades. >> the new prosecute own are said the trust requires him to sell the property later this year. her attorney plans to be to the the lawsuit on behalf of her roommate, a gofundme account has raised more than $47,000 to help the two ladies. >> congresswoman jackie speier will introduce a bill to help our crab fisher men with the disaster relief bill allocates $138 million to help the crabbers and the dungness crab was conditioned to open in november but it stayed closed because of high levels of the toxin found in the crabs. >> in the 111th republican debate just fur candidates are remain on the stage and the attacks quickly turned ugly and personal. our reporter joins us in the newsroom tiffany, both ted cruz and marco rubio were just immoring voters to abandon trump. >> yes, it seemed that way. attacks, insults and sexually innuendo, giving their final pitch to voters before the next round of primaries and it wasn't very pretty. both marco rubio

marie hatch's friends say the eviction threat is what led to her death. she and her room mate, georgia, lived in a cottage when they received a 60-day notice. tonight will be the first meeting since hatch died on thursday. >>> cal trans closed the bike and pedestrian path along the eastern span of the bay bridge for the rest of march because of the ongoing demolition of the old eastern span. rues will be using a cutting torch to take apart the old bridge and winds may blow toxic fumes from the work to the north and right into bicyclists and pedestrians. cal trans says the path will be closed through april 1st. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, sheriffs deputies accused of running a fight club in the san francisco county jail, today those deputies entered pleas in court. ma their attorneys are revealing about the case. >>> preparations under way for nancy reagan's funeral. i'm lauren lifter at the reagan library. i'll have more coming up. >>> new at 4:30, former new york city major michael bloomberg makes a decision. will he make a run for the white h

where marie's attorney's say, they are still going to fight. kate >> reporter:marie hatch lived on this street for 66 yearsshe said all she wanted to do was die in her homeand last night she did. stillher loved ones tell me her death is a complete shock. >> reporter:in fact - when i spoke to marie last week she was chipper, yet worried after receiving a notice to vacate within sixty days. >> reporter:a week ago her attorney's sued marie's landlord for breaking an oral agreement that marie could live here until she died. those attorneys also sued for elder abuse - saying the stress of the eviction sent marie to the hospital for heart palpatations. >> reporter:thenlast week marie came down with an upper respitory infection. >> reporter:she was discharged from the hospital yesterday - her son and roommate thought she was on the mend.but marie died hours later. >>nancy fineman/attorney ".it really has an impact." >> reporter:marie's roommate georgia will still fight for her right to live here- she's in her eighties. >> reporter:the landlord could not be reached for comment tod

marie hatch was being forced out of her cottage in burlingame after living there for six decades.he notice came after her landlord and close friend passed away and the new landlord decided to sell the property. a law firm stepped in tahelp hatch pro bono and her lawyers plan to continue the fight on the eviction on behalf of hatch's roommate who is also being forced out. >>> well, follow up now what looks like the problem of elevated lead levels in the drinking water is growing. the press democrat reports that school administrators shut down drinking fountains at hillsburg jr. high school over contamination concerns. that followed last week's move. y health experts have since tested the water. they say the lead levels are actually lower than the initial tests suggested. water tests that junior high are still being conducted. school leaders are calling that shut off an added precaution. >>>, now, let's head to meteorologist kari hall watching the microclimate forecast develop. >> good morning. we start out with some clouds and some mist and drizzle in parts of the north bay in san

in the last days of her life marie hatch became the face of eviction on the peninsula with her storyheadlines. in february, marie was given a 60-day notice to vacate the burlingame home she lived in since 1950. she said she had a verbal agreement with the landlord to live in the cottage until she died. but the current landlord said an expiring trust required the property be sold. the lawyers say they will continue the legal battle on behalf of marie's roommate of 36 years. >>> now we have video a car chase that ended in a violent crash in walnut creek. dashcam video caught this bmw trying to outrun police. they didn't get far. the driver lost control of the car flew off the freeway and slammed into a yoga studio. there was an ambulance crew parked outside and they were able to pry the driver and passenger from the wreck. both the driver and passenger are in critical condition. it's still unclear why they didn't stop in the first place. >>> last night's gop debate was rough. some candidates hit below the belt. >> look here, big don. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> gentleman,

marie hatch was being forced out of her cottage in burlingame at the same time she was also battling cancer. that came after a landlord and friend passed away and the new landlord decided to sell that property. the lawyers plan to continue fighting the eviction now on behalf of hatch's roommate who is also being forced out. >>> follow up now and it looks like the problem of elevated lead levels in the drinking water at a healdsburg school is growing. they shut down the drinking fountain over contamination concerns. this followed last week's move at healdsburg elementary school. they say the lead levels are lower than initial tests suggested. water tests that junior high, though, are still being conducted. school leaders are calling the shut off an added precaution. >>> decision 2016. if you caught last night's debate you may have had a few observations about etiquette. miss manners would have had a field day. >> the insults were flying and a lot of interruptions, as well. >> gentlemen, gentlemen. >> you want to -- >> gentlemen, you have to do better than that. >> how the remaining fo

marie hatch had lived in her california home for 66 years. and last month hatch received a 60-day eviction notice after she died at home after being hospitalized for a severe cold and heart problems. her house mate says that her health deteriorated quickly after the eviction notice. she believes she is the voice for elderly people facing similar situations. >>> it's been a few days since scott kelly returned to earth after almost a year on the international space station. kelly has spent more time in space than any other american and says this mission felt like a lifetime. confined to that space for a year, i bet. one of the first things that he did was jump into a pool. kelly says his longest mission took a much bigger toll on his body than he thought it would. >> this time coming out i felt better than last point. but at some point those two of like muscle soreness and fatigue is a lot higher than it was last time. >> fascinating how he is dealing with the effects. there was a fascinating piece done on that last night. he and his brother ma

we are learning that 97-year- old marie hatch, she was in the news because she was being evicted from her long time home in burlingame has died. she had been living in the same cottage are for 66 years. she told us she had a deal with the original property owner she could live there the rest her life if she took care of the house. the current owners want to sell the house and told miss hatch and her long-time roommate they had to leave by the middle of april. her lawyer says she will keep the fight going on behalf of the roommate. >>> an oakland mayor failed a new plan that she says will help solvele the homeless crisis. she released a report that includes adding 17,000 affordable and market rate housing over eight years. it aims to give stronger protection for low-income tenants to keep them from being evicted. >>> an inmate fight triggered a lockdown at the santa clara county jail. the reason investigators would not have had surveillance video if it had happened just one day before. >>> heavy mist in the air and waves crashing aagainst the pacifica pier. how residents are preparing

. >> we believe that marie was the voice for other elderly people facing a similar situation. >> hatch's attorney plans to sue the landlords for elder abuse. we've reached out to the landlord and his attorney. neither have returned our calls for comment. >>> is it a reverse migration? are people leaving the silicon valley more so than coming in? if so, why is it happening? a lot of theories going around as we look live in san jose. tech bubble is about to burst some say. we've seen it happen before. scott budman is in san jose this evening with the results of an interesting study. what do you have, scott? rrk raj, it's hard to believe that more people are leaving silicon valley for other cities than coming in. something we haven't seen since 2011. according to a recently released study, there are two culprits. fast-moving housing prices and slow-moving traffic. every day we get an idea of how many people are coming into silicon valley. but according to the latest competitiveness report from the silicon valley leadership group, it just got a little less crowded. during 2015, 6,863 people