let's get to nick smith with new details tonight. nick? >> reporter: carolyn and larry, good evening. zoo officials warn if you see a sick or injured animal, stay away. officials say a bat that looks like this bit the girl. this is a copy of the notice handed out by alameda county health officials. they say a bat infected bit another girl. it is a message residents are not taking lightly. >> by having a dog who wants to go up and investigate and play or chase away the animal, i just stay away. >> that's exactly what experts want you to do. >> rabies is fatal almost always. >> alameda county health officials issued the warning after learning a team volunteer at the oakland zoo was bitten on saturday. this was the mexican free tailed bat and after testing it they found out the bat was infected with rabies forcing them to put the victim on a round of medication immediately. >> if they see the bat looking unusual, don't touch them. call us. >> this is a view over the oakland zoo. the bats like to hang out where there is bugs and insects. this

let's get to nick smith with new details tonight. nick? >> reporter: carolyn and larry, good evening. zoo officials warn if you see a sick or injured animal, stay away. officials say a bat that looks like this bit the girl. this is a copy of the notice handed out by alameda county health officials. they say a bat infected bit another girl. it is a message residents are not taking lightly. >> by having a dog who wants to go up and investigate and play or chase away the animal, i just stay away. >> that's exactly what experts want you to do. >> rabies is fatal almost always. >> alameda county health officials issued the warning after learning a team volunteer at the oakland zoo was bitten on saturday. this was the mexican free tailed bat and after testing it they found out the bat was infected with rabies forcing them to put the victim on a round of medication immediately. >> if they see the bat looking unusual, don't touch them. call us. >> this is a view over the oakland zoo. the bats like to hang out where there is bugs and insects. this

let's get to nick smith with new details tonight. nick? >> reporter: carolyn and larry, good evening. zoo officials warn if you see a sick or injured animal, stay away. officials say a bat that looks like this bit the girl. this is a copy of the notice handed out by alameda county health officials. they say a bat infected bit another girl. it is a message residents are not taking lightly. >> by having a dog who wants to go up and investigate and play or chase away the animal, i just stay away. >> that's exactly what experts want you to do. >> rabies is fatal almost always. >> alameda county health officials issued the warning after learning a team volunteer at the oakland zoo was bitten on saturday. this was the mexican free tailed bat and after testing it they found out the bat was infected with rabies forcing them to put the victim on a round of medication immediately. >> if they see the bat looking unusual, don't touch them. call us. >> this is a view over the oakland zoo. the bats like to hang out where there is bugs and insects. this

nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscience? do you have no em paw -- empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large oak tree fell on her while children and other staff members were eating breakfast near the campfire. it wasn't until after anna's father fired off an angry e-mail to the directors of the camp that he finally got a response. >> as it was explained to me it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer that both parents are finding hard to accept. abc7 news did reach out to the camp for a response, but we have not heard back. >> it should not be necessary for a grieving father to be u

nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscience? do you have no em paw -- empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large oak tree fell on her while children and other staff members were eating breakfast near the campfire. it wasn't until after anna's father fired off an angry e-mail to the directors of the camp that he finally got a response. >> as it was explained to me it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer that both parents are finding hard to accept. abc7 news did reach out to the camp for a response, but we have not heard back. >> it should not be necessary for a grieving father to be u

abc 7 news reporter nick smith talked with the woman in jail today and joins us with the story. nick? >> cheryl when i sat down with her this afternoon at the jaishlgs i expected to meet a young woman who would explain the accusations of child abandonment as a big misunderstanding. instead, i met a young woman 21 years skpold says she's struggled with crystal meth addiction for three years and seems lost. >> i shouldn't expect anything now. >> the 21-year-old is accused of abandoning her baby boy facing charge that's could cost her custody of her son and freedom. >> can you tell me why you left the baby at the gas station? >> i was using dope and forgot him there. >> sitting in jail she's forced to confront demons she says put her there. >> me not thinking and relapsing is what got me here. i don't advise anyone, don't try them. >> police arrested the mother after they say they she left her 1-year-old son in this bathroom. surveillance video shows the woman wheeled the woman into the bathroom with the child then leave was out him. he's believed to have been left alone for an hour

nick smith is live with just how thin of police are spread these days. mark? >> the mayor and the chief are prom yigsing business owner that's they will do better. the chief obviously got an earful at his meeting this afternoon. meeting closed to reporters. the chamber said they wanted members to be able to speak freely. there is no doubt they d. >> punish the one that's commit the crimes. graffiti, breaking windows. they need to be held accountable. >> merchants are frustrated. we, i'm sor rism not good with interviews. >> alameda county district attorney says the police need to step up i think they're overwhelmed. that is why we're having this meeting. >> an hour after it began the chief emerged headed straight to a debrief with the mayor and both emerged to sell tel reporters they'll take what is deemed necessary steps. >> more successful at preventing violent crime in and vandalism from occurring that. is what we intend to do going forward. >> the chief says another large protest is planned for this saturday night. >> we'll work with the chief to get him a

abc 7 news reporter nick smith talked with the woman in jail today and joins us with the story. nick? >> cheryl when i sat down with her this afternoon at the jaishlgs i expected to meet a young woman who would explain the accusations of child abandonment as a big misunderstanding. instead, i met a young woman 21 years skpold says she's struggled with crystal meth addiction for three years and seems lost. >> i shouldn't expect anything now. >> the 21-year-old is accused of abandoning her baby boy facing charge that's could cost her custody of her son and freedom. >> can you tell me why you left the baby at the gas station? >> i was using dope and forgot him there. >> sitting in jail she's forced to confront demons she says put her there. >> me not thinking and relapsing is what got me here. i don't advise anyone, don't try them. >> police arrested the mother after they say they she left her 1-year-old son in this bathroom. surveillance video shows the woman wheeled the woman into the bathroom with the child then leave was out him. he's believed to have been left alone for an hour

nick smith is live with just how thin of police are spread these days. mark? >> the mayor and the chief are prom yigsing business owner that's they will do better. the chief obviously got an earful at his meeting this afternoon. meeting closed to reporters. the chamber said they wanted members to be able to speak freely. there is no doubt they d. >> punish the one that's commit the crimes. graffiti, breaking windows. they need to be held accountable. >> merchants are frustrated. we, i'm sor rism not good with interviews. >> alameda county district attorney says the police need to step up i think they're overwhelmed. that is why we're having this meeting. >> an hour after it began the chief emerged headed straight to a debrief with the mayor and both emerged to sell tel reporters they'll take what is deemed necessary steps. >> more successful at preventing violent crime in and vandalism from occurring that. is what we intend to do going forward. >> the chief says another large protest is planned for this saturday night. >> we'll work with the chief to get him a

the documentary follows the life of 21-year-old nick smith. >> whoa. >> nick is only 35 inches tall. at 21 years old. nick has a rare genetic condition. >> you'll see that nick has two brothers, both measuring well over six feet tall. most people with the rare condition don't have a very long life expectancy. in fact, nick has lived longer than most people with condition. documentary follows nick and his family over a three-month period as nick undergoes surgery to treat an aneurysm. the surgery could save his life. he's had to have several surgeries because of an riches in his brain. headed to stanford university for the next round of surgeries in order to correct the problem. >> you can see in the documentary his check-up, is time with his doctor. but you also see his time with his family, his time with his mom. they all describe nick as an incredibly positive person who is a lot of fun, great to be around, and even though one of his brothers is younger than he is, and he is 6'5" he still looks up to his big brother nick. >> ahh. >> we agree cell phones are worth a couple hundred b

today a friend of 22-year-old murder victim kenneth broaderly spoke with 7 news reporter nick smith aboutt everyone called omar. >> he was nicest guy something like this is such a tragedy. >> from richmond home friend of 22-year-old omar bradley talked about the man she says everyone loved the moment they met him. >> he was the sweetest most generous caring person you would ever meet. so ambitious like nothing would ever stop him. >> witness told police just before midnight they saw 2 men wearing orange safety vest walk up to 22-year-old bradley and another male employee 26-year-old maria. police say one of the 2 men pulled out a gun and shot maria and bradley before running from the store. 7 news has been able to confirm that through the review of surveillance video and sales receipts no cash was stolen from the store or the 2 murder >> appear to be random. we can say it was targeted. >> news came as a shock. >> i don't know what to say about that because did it real he wouldn't hurt a fly. >> bradley lost both parents at early age and had a driving desire to succeed. recently become man

nick smith is wlif a look at the rush to treat. >> doctors say once injuries have been treated their focus shifts keeping an eye out for breathing that can sometimes follow finl spinal injuries and broken bone autos you go through doctor mode. >> emergency workers that saw a video expected mass casualty autos see the burn part of the plane it's going to be crushes. there is bound to be compression fractures. >> according to the doctor it can be credited with keeping passengers seated. this 39-year-old suffer survived the crash. >> we're sitting in that fuj lauj. yes, we're skmaerd injured but still alive. >> doctors point out once injuries have been treated, their focus shifts and describes the crash victims he's treating as classic poly drama paish yechblt a box with broken bones producing compression fractures but her prognosis is good. >> just getting ready to get home. >> when people fracture bones a host of other problems can occur. >> these people develop blood clots. >> as investigators comb through what is left of the boeing for clues teechls treat surg vifors say getting ans

nick smith joins us now from police head quarter autos they're ined deed. three nights of protests after acquitta resulted in thousands of dollars worth of vandalism across the city. this is video from last night. after dozens marched past head quarters on i 8806789 the demonstration continued downtown with what police called a small group intent on lawlessness set off fire works spray painted graffiti on buildings and burned a flag. the police chief defended aks of the department nonaggressive approach saying those committing most vandalism worked to blend into crowds making it difficult to arrest them. >> we gnome noe the violent fringe of the group are not going to go peacefully. but wind up getting into fights with police officers and that just incites the crowd from there. >> the chief says the department forced to use chemical agents on the crowd. police confirmed they are using surveillance video. coming up at 6:00 i asked the chief straight up, chief what happened that you were caught so off guard on saturday? his response may surprise you. >> prote

abc 7 news reporter nick smith joins us from the solano county jail. >> you know, i went in and sat down expecting to meet a young woman who would explain as a misunderstanding. instead i met a young mother in pain, and says her addiction to meth force thord make really poor choices. >> can you tell me why you left the baby? >> because i am using dope. and i forgot him there. >> the 21-year-old snits jail forced to confront the demons she says put her here. >> i don't care. what they think. >> police arrested the mother after they say she left her 1-year-old son, dmarls a gas station bathroom. surveillance video shows a woman wheeled a child in the stroller stayed nine minutes then leave without him. charlie believed to be left alone for an hour. leaving some to question if the mother wants the baby. >> i don't advise anyone to try it listen together young mother she told me saturday, she was so high on meth everything was a blur. she insists actions were not meant malicious or endanger her child. >> i went there. i used a bathroom i forgot him there. it's not hey, i'll leave my kid here

nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old anna are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp has contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscience? do you have no em paw -- empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large oak tree fell on her while children and other staff members were eating breakfast near the campfire. it wasn't until after anna's father fired off an angry e-mail to the directors of the camp that he finally got a response. >> as it was explained to me it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer that both parents are finding hard to accept. abc7 news did reach out to the camp for a response, but we have not heard back. >> it should not be necessary for a grieving father to be u

abc 7 news reporter nick smith brings us the latest. police are searching for the 21-month-old that went missing wednesday morning. investigators say the father walked into this market to buy a drink leaving the girl in his truck with his 87-year-old mother to watch her. wesh says when he returned the girl was gone which launched a search. investigators even searched the home of webb's name neighbors for clue autos just knocked on the door something personal information for my social, name, what kind of car i drive. asking me if i've seen the girl, her parents. >> thursday, police arrested webb on suspension of felony child endangerment. in a surprising turn the district attorney told abc 7 news, quote no, charges are being filed against webb pending further investigation. police conducting a three-tiered investigation treating the days peer yenss a missing person, kidnapping and child endangerment. she is 21 months old and about 30 pounds she's missing a portion of her left ear. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> a jan

in palo alto, nick smith a.c 7 news. >> new details after plane nose gear collapsed during landing in new york. federal investigators began their investigation tonight at law guard airport. 8 people were injured on the south west flight from nashville. you cap see the nose of the boeing 737 here just smashd into the ground there. the airport says there was no advance warning. plane was having problems and passengers had no idea there was any trouble either. >> we felt a humongous jolt like completely want forward. it was really intense. like whole plane just went down very quickly. and that's when the door blew in. i wanted to get off the air plane. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading to new york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real

nick smith is live from police headquarters. >> friends say they just purchased a new cell phone. police will not confirm that theft was indeed a motive. she was in canada and everybody described her as an avid pet lover. now they are looking for those responsible for shooting her. >> stunned that somebody would shoot her. >> reporter: they spent hours on fern street searching for clues. looking for anything that could explain the shooting death of this woman, 66-year-old judy sal law -- salamon. >> she was reluctant to go on camera, but she was a citizen who lived in oakland for deck calleds and loved her -- decades and loved her dog echo and was cautious. >> i was calling judy because i knew she had the dog today. >> she lived less than a mild from where she was killed and was taking care of this woman's dog. this is a look at the crime scene from sky 7hd. investigators were able to identify the victim from the information found in her subaru out back. police have not confirmed what was taken from the scene, but she died at the scene. >> she was shot while inside her vehicle, an

in palo alto, nick smith a.c 7 news. >> new details after plane nose gear collapsed during landing in new york. federal investigators began their investigation tonight at law guard airport. 8 people were injured on the south west flight from nashville. you cap see the nose of the boeing 737 here just smashd into the ground there. the airport says there was no advance warning. plane was having problems and passengers had no idea there was any trouble either. >> we felt a humongous jolt like completely want forward. it was really intense. like whole plane just went down very quickly. and that's when the door blew in. i wanted to get off the air plane. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading to new york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real

in palo alto, nick smith a.c 7 news. >> new details after plane nose gear collapsed during landing in new york. federal investigators began their investigation tonight at law guard airport. 8 people were injured on the south west flight from nashville. you cap see the nose of the boeing 737 here just smashd into the ground there. the airport says there was no advance warning. plane was having problems and passengers had no idea there was any trouble either. >> we felt a humongous jolt like completely want forward. it was really intense. like whole plane just went down very quickly. and that's when the door blew in. i wanted to get off the air plane. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading to new york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real

nick smith is live from police headquarters. >> friends say they just purchased a new cell phone. police will not confirm that theft was indeed a motive. she was in canada and everybody described her as an avid pet lover. now they are looking for those responsible for shooting her. >> stunned that somebody would shoot her. >> reporter: they spent hours on fern street searching for clues. looking for anything that could explain the shooting death of this woman, 66-year-old judy sal law -- salamon. >> she was reluctant to go on camera, but she was a citizen who lived in oakland for deck calleds and loved her -- decades and loved her dog echo and was cautious. >> i was calling judy because i knew she had the dog today. >> she lived less than a mild from where she was killed and was taking care of this woman's dog. this is a look at the crime scene from sky 7hd. investigators were able to identify the victim from the information found in her subaru out back. police have not confirmed what was taken from the scene, but she died at the scene. >> she was shot while inside her vehicle, an

nick smith is live from police headquarters. >> friends say they just purchased a new cell phone. police will not confirm that theft was indeed a motive. she was in canada and everybody described her as an avid pet lover. now they are looking those for e responsible for shooting her. >> stunned that somebody would shoot her. >> reporter: they spent hours on fern street searching for clues. looking for anything that could explain the shooting death of this woman, 66-year-old judy sal law -- salamon. >> she was reluctant to go on camera, but she was a citizen who lived in oakland for deck calleds and lov he her -- decades and loved her dog echo and was cautious. >> i was calling judy because i knew she had the dog today. >> she lived less than a mild from where she was killed and was takin care of this woman's dog. this is a look at the crime scene from sky 7hd. investigators were able to identify the victim from the information found in her subaru out back. police have not confirmed what was taken from the scene, but she died at the scene. >> she was shot while inside her vehicle,

nick smith is live with just how thin of police are spread these days. mark?e mayor and the chief are prom yigsing business owner that's they will do better. the chief obviously got an earful at his meeting this afternoon. meeting closed to reporters. the chamber said they wanted members to be able to speak freely. there is no doubt they d. >> punish the one that's commit the crimes. graffiti, breaking windows. they need to be held accountable. >> merchants are frustrated. we, i'm sor rism not good with interviews. >> alameda county district attorney says the police need to step up i think they're overwhelmed. that is why we're having this meeting. >> an hour after it began the chief emerged headed straight to a debrief with the

we have team coverage tonight and are going to begin with nick smith you know one thing we've learneding after speaking with the business owners and police department there is a sechbs frustration throughout. three nights of protests due to thousands of dollars of vandalism across the state. the police department is anticipating a fourth night of demonstrations we've learned is that they're turning to surveillance video. demonstrating peacefully if you saw someone acting illegally, share that with us. there are tools they can use to catch thes responsible.

. >> abc 7 news reporter nick smith has the story. nick? >> good afternoon. a flight attendant with more than 25 years experience told me few things made her prouder to list herself among men ask women when hold title of flight attendants. it is because of the flight attendants that that many people survived. >> as president of the san francisco association of flight attendants chris black says the actions of the flight attendants of asiana flight 214 for their role of getting passengers off the plane saturday is nothing short of heroic. >> we're trained. we never think this type of event is going harngs then, it does. >> cabin manager was the last person to leave the burning plane and first to be recognized for her efforts to leave dozens of passengers to safety. she's being praised to help put out fires and carry one passenger out on her back. >> with this reminds us is that plane crashes are surviveable. >> the investigation will look at the emergency chutes survivors said one of the sides inflated inward. it wasn't until lee was examined she learned she h

nick smith you know one thing we've learned this evening after speaking with the business owners and police department there is a sechbs frustration throughout. three nights of protests due to thousands of dollars of vandalism across the state. the police department is anticipating a fourth night of demonstrations we've learned is that they're turning to surveillance video. demonstrating peacefully if you saw someone acting illegally, share that with us. there are tools they can use to catch thes responsible. >> cheryl i'm sorry. a miscommunication on my end. i want you to know we spoke to the chief. one criticism that he had today was the fact that they felt the department was slow in responding to the violence, the chief explained nick we didn't expect the verdict saturday night. we would have been prepared on monday but weren't prepared on saturday night. he told me he called for patrols but they were caught off guard. >> police bracing for another night of demonstrations after dealing with violence last night. take a look. a mass emstraightor hit a waiter with a hammer, bottles,

nick smith has their story. >> i sense a very strong -- i sent a very strong email to the camp. >> the parents are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. no one from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? do you have no empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact the father. >> she was described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large tree fell on her while children and staff members were eating breakfast. it wasn't until after the father fired off an angry email to directors of the camp that he finally got a response. >> it was explained to me, it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out. >> an answer they find it hard to accept. we reached out to the camp for a response but not heard back. >> it's nothing next for grieving father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and write such an email. >> after words were exchanged the directors allowed another counselor and friend to

we have team coverage tonight and are going to begin with nick smith you know one thing we've learned this evening after speaking with the business owners and police department there is a sechbs frustration throughout. three nights of protests due to thousands of dollars of vandalism across the state. the police department is anticipating a fourth night of demonstrations we've learned is that they're turning to surveillance video. demonstrating peacefully if you saw someone acting illegally, share that with us. there are tools they can use to catch thes responsible. >> cheryl i'm sorry. a miscommunication on my end. i want you to know we spoke to the chief. one criticism that he had today was the fact that they felt the department was slow in responding to the violence, the chief explained nick we didn't expect the verdict saturday night. we would have been prepared on monday but weren't prepared on saturday night. he told me he called for patrols but theyaught off guard. >> police bracing for another night of demonstrations after dealing with violence last night. take a look. a mass

the 21-year-old admitted leaving her baby during an interview with nick smith on monday. though she has pleaded not guilty. >> we're learning about the mother of missing oakland toddler daphne webb. she was found passed nout her car in february with daphne in the back seat she admits mixing alcohol with vicodin. a judge placed her on probation and issued a protective order mandating she do no harm to daphne. >> in just hours a candle light vigil will be held for little daphne webb. that is where her father first reported her missing one week ago. john webb says he left his daughter in the car with his mother in a neighborhood store for a few minutes. he says the child was gone. his mother suffers from dementia. >> a san jose dog owner wants answers after her pit bull was shot to death by a police officer. the dog attacked the officer fires this started as an investigation into mail theft. abc 7 news matt keller with the story. >> people living in this condo complex in san jose had their mail stolen last summer. police say residents were targeted again after 1:30 this morn

nick smith has their story. >> i said sent a very, very strong e mail this morning. >> the parents of the 21-year-old anaiis ritenburg are frustrated by the way things have been handled after the death of their daughter because no one from the camp contacted them for two day autos what is wrong with you people? do you have no place grais? no conscience? no empathy? do you not feel anything? >> he is described as full of life and vibrant killed when other staff members were eating breakfast. her father fired after on angry e mail he got a response. >> it was deemed a crime scene they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer both parents are finding hard to accept. abc 7 news did reach out to the camp for a response but have not heard back. >> it's not necessary for a grieving father to be writing such an e mail. >> dr. ritenberg says after words were exchanged camp director as loued another counselor and friend to escort her body back to the bay area. >> he volunteered and said i don't want anaiis to have to go by herself. >> now, as a father prepares to bury his only daughter, h

nick smith spoke with her on monday and pleaded not guilty on multiple felonies. >>> oakland police chief met with business owners frustrated over the vandalism that has battered the city district. police are asking anyone who may have taken video like this to turn it in so they can identify and from the vandals. mark matthews has details on the chief's meeting with business owners today. >> reporter: the meeting in the chamber of commerce office was closed to reporters. they said they wanted members to be able to speak freely. but there is no doubt they did. >> people that commit these crimes, graffiti, breaking windows, they need to be held accountable. >> the merchants are frustrated. >> alameda county district attorney says the police need to step up. >> i think they are overwhelmed, that is why we're having the meeting. >> a little more than an hour after it begin, chief emerged and head to a private debrief with the mayor and both emerged they will take what they call the necessary steps. >> on the wave of the higher number of police officers out we are more successful at preventing

nick smith has their story. >> i said sent a very, very strong e mail this morning. >> the parents ofyear-old anaiis ritenburg are frustrated by the way things have been handled after the death of their daughter because no one from the camp contacted them for two day autos what is wrong with you people? do you have no place grais? no conscience? no empathy? do you not feel anything? >> he is described as full of life and vibrant killed when other staff members were eating breakfast. her father fired after on angry e mail he got a response. >> it was deemed a crime scene they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer both parents are finding hard to accept. abc 7 news did reach out to the camp for a response but have not heard back. >> it's not necessary for a grieving father to be writing such an e mail. >> dr. ritenberg says after words were exchanged camp director as loued another counselor and friend to escort her body back to the bay area. >> he volunteered and said i don't want anaiis to have to go by herself. >> now, as a father prepares to bury his only daughter, he is rem

nick smith with that story. >>reporter: on saturday night oakland erupted and police department was caught off guar guard. >> we were preparing for protest but we didn't think would it happen over the weekend.so we had our regular saturday night unit out there and size heard the verdict came in i came in to work. >>reporter: it would be the first of 3 nights professor test over zimmerman verdict. on saturday night vandal started fires and smashed window in restaurant. on sunday hundreds march through city streets but last night was the worst after dozens of protestors past police headquarters storming on no northbound 8 80 before police stopped them. demonstration continued downtown with what police called a small group intent on lawlessness. they setoff fireworks spray painted graffiti on buildings and burned an american flag. oakland police chief defended action of the department non-aggressive approach. >> well we have to do it safely. >>reporter: that includes says the chief the safety of the community and t

of nick smith talked with the woman in the is a land 0county jail. >> my mom not accepting my cal calls she gave up when i was 6 years old. i shouldn't expect anything now. >>reporter: 21-year-old joy hill is accused of abandoning her baby boy. she's facing charges that could cost her custody of her son and her freedom. >> 5 my plea bargain or whatever. i'll do a little bit of time. can you tell you why you left the baby at the gas station. because i was using dope and i is wanted out. >>reporter: sitting in jail forced to confront the demon that put her here. >> me not thinking and relapsing. the that's what got me here. advice anybody that is addicted don't tikrit e-arrested saturday after she left her 1-year-old son charles in this gas station bathroom. surveil's video show as woman wheeled the child in the stroller stayed 9 minutes and leave without him. he was left all alone for about an hour causing some to question if the mother wants her baby. >> i don't care what they think. >>reporter: listening to the young mother with only glass separate us she told me how the events of the

more now from 7 news reporter nick smith. >> don't a round somewhating killing innocent people. >> dozensakened early morning rally to speck out against the violence that claimed the life of pop already pet sitter judy solomon. >> i hear your xlaichbilitys i hear your passion. we need to take action but we need your help. >> solomon death was lateness what seems to be a we have of violence taken to new low in oak land. the residence was shot in the head in the middle of the afternoon here in the 2 2400 block of burn street less than a mile from where she lived. just last week in oakland diamond neighborhood 8-year-old alicia shot and killed. >> investigators said little girl run to answer the door while at sleep over at her friend house when gunman opened fire. >> police didn't share about the investigation into either shooting but the random and deadly attack have been raised in the community. in this neighborhood it has some look to go help fix the problem on their own. >> hiring paid patrol to pick up the slack they say o pd can cover. >> having one more set of eyes and speed limit sen

nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of the 21-year-old are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. no one from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? do you have no empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large oak fell on her. while children and other staff members were eating breakfast by the campfire. it wasn't until after her father sent a strong e-mail to the camp that he got a response. >> as it was explained to me, it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >> an answer both parents are finding hard to help. abc news reached out to the cam for a response but we have not heard back. >> it is not necessary for a grieving father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and to write such an e-mail. >> he said after words

nick smith has their story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> the parents of 21-year-old person are frustrated by the way things are handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. known from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? do you have no empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact her father? >> he -- she is described by friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed while a large oak fell on her. it wasn't until after her father sent a strong e-mail to the cam that he got a response. >> it was told to me it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't respond more. >> it's not been necessary for a goofing father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and write such an e-mail. >> he said after words exchanged the camp reacted by allowing another camp director and friend to escort her body back. >> he said i don't want to have to go on her journey by herself. >> now as a father prepares to bury his only daughter, he's r

nick smith has the story. >> i sent a very, very strong e-mail to the camp director this morning. >> of 21-year-old girl are frustrated by the way things have been handled by camp after the death of their daughter. because no one from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? no empathy don't you feel anything. why would you not contact her father? >> she is described by friends loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when large oak tree fell on her while children and other staff members were eating breakfast near the campfire. wasn't until after her father fired off an angry e-mail to the director at the camp that he financially got a response. >> it was explained to me it was deemed crime scene and they couldn't get the word out faster. >>reporter: answer both parents are finding hard to accept. abc 7 news did reach out to the camp for response but we have not heard back. >> not necessary for a grieving father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and to write such an e-mail. >>reporter: the

>> i'm not angry about the art or the artist, nick class smith.i'm very saddened because it makes a controversial debate and it takes away from many of them. so when i see that particular image, i don't immediately think of him saying, we must learn to live together as brothers and i add in this sentry as brothers and sisters. so when i see that image, i don't see the love. i don't see the reconciliation. i don't see the harmony of knowing we're one human race. none of his message is conveyed there, the compassion is not there. and yet, the anger and the hurt for trayvon is there. and so i believe that there is much more room in an artistic picture to show the message and compassion of the man that was missing. >> gretchen: what do you think the message of the artist was? for example, would your uncle be wearing the hoody in 2013? >> well, 2013 at his age as a mature man definitely not. i don't believe as a teen-ager he said wear one because i grew up with his father was my grandfather. and he always said when you go out of that door action you re