we're glad you're with us as abc 7 news on team reporter melanie woodrow explains. it's not just couples affected here, but also videographers contracted by the company. tracy and kevin broderick planned their wedding for two years, but just four days before they said i do this past saturday. they say the videography company they hired for their special day petty 4 films canceled the attacks completely unprofessional. i was in shock and then i believe i cried and then called my wedding planner. i can't believe this is happening the text from someone named diana and customer service said in part. it is horrible timing and we are more than sorry. we again apologize profusely and wish you the best. kevin says he called diana she was completely stumbling and didn't give me any reason three days before their wedding the broader ex found and hired a new videographer other couples say petty for films seemed like a great choice with plenty of incentives to help them save money with the 90 days or it's free guarantee. you can ensure that you'll have your films shortly after

no, i'm just concerned with my friends that are still out there in san francisco for the it melanie woodrowl follow that story, of course knew at 11 governor newsom signed several bills into law today, but he still has hundreds literally left to sign or veto by the end of the week today. the governor signed a legislative package to protect reproductive rights several laws also addressed gender inequality by requiring companies to post salaries eliminating the pink tax on female or women products and supporting domestic violence victims the governor plans to sign a housing bill wednesday morning in san francisco. the bay area gas spike is getting worse by the day. you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for some of it the statewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, if these gas prices seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy. it's because the

no, i'm just concerned with my friends that are still out there in san francisco for the it melanie woodrow c 7 news. will follow that story, of course knew at 11 governor newsom signed several bills into law today, but he still has hundreds literally left to sign or veto by the end of the week today. the governor signed a legislative package to protect reproductive rights several laws also addressed gender inequality by requiring companies to post salaries eliminating the pink tax on female or women products and supporting domestic violence victims the governor plans to sign a housing bill wednesday morning in san francisco. the bay area gas spike is getting worse by the day. you've probably noticed west coast refineries including chevrons in richmond are being blamed for some of it the statewide average of 588 per gallon jumped nine cents just from yesterday, san francisco oakland, san jose are all higher than that abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how close we could come to record prices once again, i gass seem like they're a bit higher of late. i think it's crazy. it's because th

for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.u can stream a bart 50 years special on the streaming app. you can check out other historical part videos on demand as well. karina: a rape victim is suing san francisco accusing the police department of using her dna to arrest her years later. the practice of using dna to make rest in other cases was revealed earlier this year, this true backlash and led to the police department launching a reviewing the das office filing a complaint. in this instance she was arrested late last year in connection with a burglary, the charges were later dropped. >> jane doe was a victim. she found herself in the most carious and scary situation. big brother, our government used something she gave to them, her dna in a moment of need against her. karina: back in march, is that he believed the woman who filed the lawsuit today was the only person arrested. dan: an event typically associated with week had ci. tryusua th exercise -- military personnel, usually takes place near the waters to show how the na

these costs increase and the impact on the people in these deported really heartbreak for the it melanie woodrowc 7 news now to new details on sherry papini the shasta county mother who faked her own disappearance tonight on 2020. we'll get a closer. look at her vanishing act the episode includes never before seeing police video of papini that reveals how she put her hoax kidnapping together and how it fell apart the unraveling of that hoax resulted in an 18 month prison sentence for lying to federal agents abc's matt gutman says, there's so much you to see tonight in a case many of us already feel like we know. it's only really in the last 10 days that we've gotten our hands on all of this trove of data from the shasta county sheriffs and other investigators. and for the first time we can hear sherry papini in her own words for the first time. we see the images of her abound and shackled on the side of i-5 when she reappeared and is found and has taken in by police. 2020 the vanishing act airs tonight at 9 right here on abc 7 and here at abc 7. we're inspired by people who are working to create

captured the incident in a mission district alley in november 2015 abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has covered the story since then and has the latest. this surveillance video captured now former alameda county sheriff's deputies luis santa maria and paul weaver striking stanislon petrov more than 40 times the deputies pursued petrov a suspected car thief from the east bay attorney. mike raines represents santa maria commands alternated between get on the ground and show us your hands. i admit the video. it doesn't it never does petrov had head wounds and fractures in both hands, which he described to me in 2016 and the mechanic by trade. so now i can't use my hands. i can't even text the alameda county sheriff's office fired both deputies for seven years. the case has moved through the criminal justice system at the end of last year. both deputies accepted plea deals according to the san francisco district attorney's office, which says that deputy santa maria's deal includes diversion to a mental health treatment program and a probable misdemeanor conviction that could be expunged

this was back in 2015 abc 7 news 19 reporter melanie. woodrow story from the beginning and has the latest. this surveillance video captured now former alameda county sheriff's deputies luis santa maria and paul weaver striking stanislon petrov more than 40 times the deputies pursued petrov a suspected car thief from the east bay attorney. mike raines represents santa maria commands alternated between get on the ground and show us your hands. i admit the video doesn't but it never does petrov had head wounds and fractures in both hands, which he described to me in 2016 the mechanic by trade. so now i can't use my hands. i can't even text the alameda county sheriff's office fired both deputies for seven years. the case has moved through the criminal justice system at the end of last year. both deputies accepted plead deals according to the san francisco district attorney's office, which says that deputy santa maria's deal includes diversion to a mental health treatment program and a probable misdemeanor conviction that could be expunged if he succ