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remarkable things, a oakland scholar will be heading to yale on a full scholarship oaklandland tech nal high school senior went on a shopping spree today at raiders image store with help from willie brown and three raiders players. the 18-year-old who is graduating at the top of his class with a 5.0 gpa, yes, 5.0 received a gift from general manager reggie mckenzie >> a gift from raiders a windows pro surface computer this, will serve you very well. at yale university. okay? >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> congratulations. >> he made headlines when accepted to ten universities, even appeared on ellen degeneres show. he was honored at oakland region's student athlete of the year by california governing body for high school sports. congratulations. >> a lot of folks proud that have young man well, $1 million is a price you can expect to pay for home in many parts of the bay area. so what does that get you? what can you buy outside of the bay area for a million dollars? tonight how the bay area stacks up against the nation when it comes to million dollar listings. >>

. >> reporter: nal now -- now,er shive's investigators -- now, sheriff avenue investigators looked into the bullying claims and couldn't find any sheriff. a lieutenant said they couldn't find any connection between the boy and the girl at the center of the abuse and they say it's possible this was a tase of mistaken -- a case of mistaken identity. delia garcia-bratcher has been released on bail and is scheduled to appear in court this week. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. >>> a convicted sex offender is back in jail accused of of sexually assaulting a -- of sexually assaulting a woman outside a shopping center. michael garcia was arrested sarlts afternoon after police say they caught him in the middle of the assault. it happened near the home depot at the plant shopping center in san jose. police say he was living one block away at a homeless placement facility called home first and people who know him believe he targeted the victim after she stayed at the shelter one night. >> the guy said come with me. you can take a shower at my motel. she was a vulnerable youn

and how we can make it work for the existing types of pdr that we have, particularly the localar tis nal group here in san francisco and i am grateful for and i know some is in supervisor cohen's district and we have it in district 6 and nine. i appreciate the increase in the retail space. it makes sense. manufacturing has changed over the last decades and initially for elevator repairs and shipping and there is a need for retail space clearly the types of manufacturing that we have now and whether the heath or the tim bucko or the danda lion chocolate and makes sense and the type of shopping that we want to encourage and the local residents really appreciate. i think someone said there is no pdr in our district and we do have one and i appreciate supervisor cohen putting in the new ordinance today grandfathering them in. that is an example of ipdr and a space we can do both office of a tech company and pdr on that site. i am excited that building is back on line or the full property is back on line and provide that to that corner of our district. i also appreciate the thoughtfulness of

now, after two hours of "dancing with the stars" it's season fin nal kwlee of "castle" followed by abc7 news at 11:00 >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 first reported images of those kidnapped girls in nigeria. what the terrorist leader wants from the government. plus... >> i was baited. that is not the way i talk. >> donald sterling tells his side of the story. his wife sits down with abc7 news and what she believes cause that had racist rant. >> the fight over streets in san francisco. how wide should streets be in the new neighborhood? [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >>> the government of nigeria says it will not negotiate with a militant group that kidnapped nearly 300 school girls. a new video from the group purports to show some of the girls and young women covered in hijab and reciting prayers in arabic. dema

australian pings thinks the frequency of two of the signals is too low to be from the flight's signature nals. at this point it is too early to discount the signals. the four signals taken together constitute the most promising news we have. >>> for more proof of how dangerous the middle east are, security concerns in yemen are so dangerous the u.s. embassy plans to stay closed for another two weeks. >> with tense battles between al qaeda and security forces intensifying throughout yemen, cnn has learned that it's become so critical the embassy will be shut down for at least two more weeks. an extraordinarily long time and quite rare showcasing how dangerous the country's situation has become. >> we said we would open it when it's practical. we continue to evaluate it. >> two embassy employees got into a deadly shootout with al qaeda militants who attempted to kidnap them. the americans were quickly moved out of the country. last week after street fighting between al cared da and the military worsened and more foreigners were targeted in sanaa, a decision was made to shut down the embassy. >>

they contain syringes, nasal sprays with nal axe own. police commissioner says police officers first on the scene of an overdose will be equipped to save lives. >> samsung is a popular brand, but is under fire from factory workers in south korea after work-related diseases and deaths. harry fawcett has that story. >> reporter: it's a story of an illness, a young death and a father's fight against a corporate giant. another family relied on crowd funding. the subject matter controversial. the company at its heart is in all but name samsung, a powerful institution. this man was the movie's inspire ace. his daughter died of a rare type of leukaemia in 2007 at the age of 22. >> translation: yumi got leukemia whilst working at samsung. i've been trying to find the cause. not only yumi, but others were sick due to chemicals and radiation. >> he has joint forces with an activist group and spent years fighting a court case trying to establish ha his daughter's illness was linked to her job. this woman developed a brain tumor after leaving samsun

the number of these commune nal tables is growing exponentially. it makes sense when you have a smaller restaurant. why not get more customers in by having them sit together. the question we are asking you today, to dine or not to dine with strangers? that is it right there. we ask you to weigh-in on facebook. an overwhelming number of you said, no, not my thing. would it be your thing if this is how the person next to you is eating grapes? these people said yes because they are civilized and eating next to each other. what about you guys at home? yes, or not so much. use the #orangeroom. when my good friend, dylan and i go out to eat, we eat at separate tables on purpose. >> that's not true. >> i don't know where all this falls in. the question i did want to ask to my good friend, dylan, who happens to be sitting right next to me. afrmt a, what are you doing and who are these people? >> i have no idea. we just started to eat. >> there is nothing better than when a joke comes full circle and works perfectly. this was one of them. mission accomplish

. >>> tonight, new concerns about whether the cig nals detected in the indian ocean are from the missinger. a cnn source says u.s. navy officials are now calling on experts to reanalyze the pinger data. now, as you can see here, there were four reported ping events, as you can see, on different dates. and "the wall street journal" is reporting that searchers are, "increasingly suspect that the last two reports, as you can just see, search three and four on tuesday, april 8th, did not come from flight 370." at this hour, the ocean shield is on its way back to the area where the pings were detected to resume searching. the bluefin-21 is going to be going down on its next dive within hours. this actually is going to be its first dive in quite some time. in over a week. rene marsh is out front. rene, why are officials now having doubts about the ping data, and specifically those two sets of pings that were originally observed on april 8th? >> that's right. so, erin, a u.s. navy source revealed to us today that reanalysis of some critical data is under way right here in the united states. the

a south bay voe kaegs nal school is open again two days after suddenly shutting down. the closure was an issue over unpaid rent which the school's administration says has been resolved. here's mike with the forecast. >> eric, thank you very much. good morning, everybody. temperatures back to average today, some 80s inland, a lot of 70s around the bay, low e to mid-60s along the coast in san francisco, where it will be hard to see sunshine at times today. leyla? >>> we have a possible fire here involving a truck. and this is going to be in oakland, westbound along 24 right at telegraph avenue. with a partial lane blockage you could start to see some jam-up approaching 980. eric? >> join us for our midday newsca announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, star of "x-men: days of future past," hugh jackman. and the big winners of "dancing with the stars" meryl davis and maksim chmerkovskiy. plus, the "dancing" runner-up couple amy purdy and derek hough. all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

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of what goes on, or is this an actual important development with china, for example, companies with nals, that we shouldn't be too blase about this. >> companies need to be proactive and put protections together against this cyber intrusion. the specificity in the indictment is slightly more than what was in the mandia report several months earlier, that a lot of this was released earlier and the special physicali speci the specificity would indicate continue the conversations with the chinese on a quiet basis. when you deal with the chinese quietly and not publicly you get better resolution but clearly the obama administration is very frustrated with chinese behavior so they decided they needed to go public and this is a core interest of america. >> you're quite right. great to have your perspective. >> my pleasure. >> most adults don't have great financial literacy in this country but take a look at these high school students competing for the national economics challenge crown today and up next hear from the winning team as well as the alex trebek of this contest, our very own steve

so this is the ration nal for it. now, why do we do it at this level?because as we said national creates national telecomgrowth and development. national rotesdz and rail companies have had a more national dimension and the interconnections are in many cases missing. and it is more difficult to find the right -- to put together contracts or authorities from two countries. this is where the e.u. has an advantage and has a role that it wants to play. and this is also important we are told because to have this vision, to have these strategic plans and to have this certainty of where we are going and what the priorities are said, then it is much easier to bring private companies to make the investment. and it is much more easier to persuade taxpayers to put their money into those infrastructures that are more relevant. so to have this pan european plan is important for -- to help investment. you saw very quickly in the video the map with the -- with nine transeuropean corridors in different colors. so these are sometimes east-west or north-south corridors t