police posted the image on social media. people are making claim to the stash, but no one has come looking for itle. >>> a police officer plays a real life game of cat and mouse, we'll show you the dash cam video next right after the break. >> tom and jerry indeed. a minnesota police officer stumped pop a real -- stumbled upon a real life game of cat and mouse. when the officer looked closer, he can seep the cat was not alone, he was chasing a mouse. the duo continued that chase off camera. >> you got to love that. >> reporter: there they go, we're chasing traffic troubles this morning tam, but none along i-95. it is dry after the snow squalls went through the area overnight. you're good to go southbound on on i-95 toward center city. a vehicle ran into the toll plaza mid county toll plaza along 476. they have the vehicle off to the side. crews are putting down salt, as is the case in many spots, it's slick because of icy patches. you have to watch your speeds give yourself plenty of time to stop. hillen dale road is shut dow

posts. parents are outraged but police are not pressing charges. >> signs and chants parents are saying they will not tolerate racism. >> we don't want to leave an open wound. >> according to the school district a group of teen boys posted racially offensive photos of their classmates african american girls on instagram. anika says she considered some of the berryessa her friends. >> i would never say any of those things to entertain people. obviously you have tobe thinking those thoughts and be a little racist. >> this is a hate crime. >> district says it is investigating who's behind the cyber bullying. >> we want to send a strong message that we don't accept this. >> the superintendent says this isn't the first form of hate speech at the school in recent weeks. where he had a group of students, the administration, teachers came together and the students were talked to and disciplined. >> these parents are hoping the students behind the instagram posts face discipline. >> if there's zero total remembrance the consequences should be a deter rant. >> for anika at least one step in the right

police posted a picture of a cow inside an old school bus in sebastopol. there were three dogs and a goat also in the bus. the problem is, against the law. police said the bus owner took good care of the animals. they're roaming around a nearby pasture. >>> new restrictions could be coming to a popular shortcut used for the bay id on weekdays the bryant street on-ramp typically turned into a bottleneck long before it becomes a carpool only entrance. that happens right before rush hour. officials say the congestion comes from noncarpoolers using the on-ramp. officials announced a new plan that would start the carpool only time earlier in the day. they're looking into whether new cameras could help them fine cheating drivers. dennis with sports. >>> can stanford come back to reach the final four? and a thriller in the final game of the elite eight. who's in? who's out? tip off next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the stanford cardinal women ran into a notre dame team that had >>> bringing some sanity to the madness. here's dennis. >> working on my brackets. i have north

police posted the image on social media. surprise, surprise, people have made claim to the stash online, but nobody is looking for it in person. >> i'll take it if you want to send it back to me, but no. >>> see how a local man turned the snow into art. >> waging a bet against a professional football player pays off big time for a high schooler. see who she gets as a prom date. >> a philadelphia sculpture has put your snowman to shame. don harris shows off his creation this morning, he is a subcontractor to ice sculpting companies, he spent four hours molding the snow into a giant mass and added the detail once it turned to icy built it next to his apartment in strawberry mansion so he could take frequent breaks. >> what a creetion. >>> well a wisconsin teen threw a hail mary pass for a special prom date. 17-year-old reached out to pittsburgh steelers running back bell on twitter. he challenged her to get 600 retweets. she reached her goal and then some, she reached 1400 retweets. high school administrators are looking for r

the state police posted this screen shot on facebook. that's trooper sean cullen in the background. was killed last march after he was hit by a car on the job on oh 295. state police say it turns out the show reached out to cullen's family and asked permission to use the picture. in the post they write, well played it's always sunny in philadelphia, well played. >>> well heated moments in new jersey courtroom in ace tied to the real housewives of new jersey to a star on the show. a fight broke out between relatives of the victims and suss seventy six. suspect was being taken away by a bailiff when the two groups got into in the courtroom. they cursed and through objects at each other detention hearing was for pair of suspects charged in the death of two on the men. victims were found burning in car owned by kim de paula made appearances on the real housewives of new jersey. one of the men killed had borrowed her car from her son. ♪ republicans in congress almost to a member promised one thing as last november's vote approa approach. they'd repeal obama care today. that effort ground

the state police posted the screen shot on facebook.u see that's trooper sean cullen in the background there. cullen was killed last march when he was hit by car on the job on i-295. well, the state police say it turns out the show reached out to cullen's family and asked permission to use the picture in the post they write, well played it's always sunny in philadelphia. well played. >>> even though lawmakers passed the snooki bill yesterday which would cap college commencement payments at $10,000, rutgers says it won't change its plans this year. the university says it still offering actor and a musician steven vansant $35,000 to speak at graduation. rutgers says the money had come from its beverage contract with coca-cola not taxpayer money. the bill came about after snooki was reportedly paid $32,000 to speak at rutgers commencement back in 2011. the bill is now on governor christie' desk. >>> self local district attorneys are calling for mandatory minimum sentences to be put back in place in pennsylvania. district attorneys from mon

concord police posted this photo of the boy after he was found safe.l started earlier in the day when the boys' parents couldn't find him. they last saw him playing in the front yard so officers coordinated a search but then they found him safe hiding in some bushes in the front yard. >>> good ending to that story. >> absolutely. >>> let's talk about the traffic right now. we do have an incident that is going to be a mess for some of you this morning. >> this is going to a mess likely well into the midday here and if you're just joining us, it happened overnight around 11:00 p.m. in palo alto. southbound 101 at embarcadero road, we're still seeing green traveling conditions approaching this, i think this is going to change as we get further into the commute, though. a dump truck that had recently dropped off its load continued on southbound 101. it still had the bed of the truck raised and it hit an overpass at full speed so we've got the truck cleared but we still have the two left lanes blocked. they're checking that for damage. obviously we've got a

benicia police posted this video.ed this up because it's so long. >> look at her directing them like they're following her signal. >> they're doing -- i just think they're great. you know goats are my favorite animal. i think this is wonderful >> it's a great mystery. >>> that was fun. good morning, everybody. that was your daily dose of make natasha happy. all right. so here's a look at sutro tower and what we're going to deal with are temperatures about 1 to 3 degrees warmer than average from 63 in san francisco to look at san jose at about 67 degrees. i saw this yesterday. the rain over the past 12 hours was the second highest as far as precipitation falling on california in our 122 years of records. gives you an idea of how wet it's been. so, here's -- this is actually san jose but we'll get back to that one. i need to update that one a little bit more so let's go back and talk more about what to expect when you step outside. temperatures in the mid 30s to upper 40s so enjoy the milder temperatures this morning. a

benicia police posted the video on its facebook page where the department got lots of kudos for helping the herder. >>> finally tonight we're getting a rare look at the brief but beautiful life of a butterfly. >> yeah, it's a new exhibit taking flight. abc 7 news was at the california academy of sciences in san francisco for a butterfly release today. >> these insects are part of a upcoming exhibit called the butterfly emergence experience at cal academy's rain forest. >> this is the first time that we have made it an upgrade to the exhibit since we opened in 2008. we're really excited to share that with everybody. >> the exhibit features all the life stages of the butterfly. it opens friday. sure to be very popular. >> always are. it's a shame they live for such a broief period of time. >>> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. i'm kristen see. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time and hope to see you in half an hour. >> see you then. >>> tonight, breaking news. the devastating storms hitting right now. 25 tornadoes already across several states toni

police posted the image on social media. surprise, surprise, some people are staking claim to the stash online, but no one has come looking for it in person. >> welcome back here the top stories, a man driving in delaware said ice flew off a tractor-trailer and smashed into his wind sheild. you could face shines in pennsylvania and new jersey if snow flying off your vehicle and injuries one or causes damage. >>> the villanova wildcats face mount st. mary's tonight. buffalo, the cats are favored by 26 1/2 points. we look forward to telling you about their win tomorrow. >> reporter: the crowds are back on the roads, i-95 southbound jamming past academy into girard, police on the scene of a crash in southwest philadelphia at lindbergh and island. >> reporter: check out the windchills, feels like 14 in philadelphia. through much of the area just in the teens. here's a look at the forecast, 37 today. 8:00 a.m., 26 with sunshine, 10:00 a.m., 29. at least it's pretty outside. sun and clouds at noon, 32. we'll hit a high of 37 degre

napa police posted this picture of a tree hit by lightning overnight. look at that just split it in half. no one was hurt here, either. spencer christian is is here with a look at what kind of weather to expect, spencer, for the rest of the week. >> i'll show you what is happening now. calm conditions not likely to last long, maybe about 24 hours, partly to mostly sunny out there now. let me show you a forecast animation throughout the day tomorrow. starting at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon after a mostly sunny day, clouds beginning to thicken up in the north bay and they will start to thicken everywhere into the evening hours. by 11:00 we'll see rain approaching beginning push into the north bay. so that means friday is going to be a stormy day. the storm coming our way for friday ranks two on the storm impact scale. it will impact both the morning and evening commutes. we expect moderate to heavy rainfall, .03, up to two inches or more of rain in the wettest spots. winds will gust from 25 to 50 miles per hour. i'll give you a closer look at the storm and wh

police posted the picture of an old school bus she wanted to use as a mobile petting zoo on wheels. that's against city laws. the woman took good care of the animals. a nearby pasture owner offered land for them to graze while police figure out where they go next. >>> a bit of a wild day on the water around the bay area. rescue crews smashed out the window of this sunken suv. they searched the car but didn't find anyone inside. police think it was probably stolen and dumped. >>> and in marin the fishing boat ran aground at stinson beach. no one was hurt. >> quite a sight. >>> meanwhile over the bay area we're being pounded by almost nothing. drizzle and light rain. that's about it. weak little cold front. anemic as it is is triggering snow showerses in the -- showers in the east bay littles. in -- hills. in san francisco at 6:00 -- santa rosa reporting light rain along with hayward. it will be down between san jose and morgan hill on 101 around coyote. satellite and radar is showing low pressure that's up there in the pacific northwest promises rain for seattle for most of the week.

napa police posted this picture of a tree hit by lightning overnight. look at that just split it in half. no one was hurt here, either. spencer christian is is here with a look at what kind of weather to expect, spencer, for the rest of the week. >> i'll show you what is happening now. calm conditions not likely to last long, maybe about 24 hours, partly to mostly sunny out there now. let me show you a forecast animation throughout the day tomorrow. starting at 1:00 tomorrow afternoon after a mostly sunny day, clouds beginning to thicken up in the north bay and they will start to thicken everywhere into the evening hours. by 11:00 we'll see rain approaching beginning push into the north bay. so that means friday is going to be a stormy day. the storm coming our way for friday ranks two on the storm impact scale. it will impact both the morning and evening commutes. we expect moderate t rainfall, .03, up to two inches or more of rain in the wettest spots. winds will gust from 25 to 50 miles per hour. i'll give you a closer look at the storm and when we c

. >> officers followed the group by air instead of starting a pursuit and oakland police posted a photo showing where they stopped a small group at 103rd and royal end street in oakland. one of the people detained tried to take off by didn't get very. darisha moran is accused of evading police. several others could also face charges. >>> and this just into our live desk. apple making a bold move with its next iphone. look at this. apple has just issued a press reelyce moments ago with the special edition red version of the iphone 7 and iphone 7 plus. i'll scroll through the photos for you. the cupertino-based company says this phone is ten years in the making. they've had a partnership with red and the global fund to fight aids. that fund also fights tuberculosis and malaria and you can order this new phone starting this friday. apple says it's a new way for customers to donate to red but no word how much of the sales will actually be donated to that nonprofit. back to you. >>> that's all i want. >> it looks really cool and a great cause. >>> if you see this in your inbox, do not chick

police. it stems from the november arrest of a transgender advocate. a video of the confrontation recorded by a guest was posted the aclu says police acted illegally when they entered the home of lordes hunter. it happened after a neighbor called the cops complaining about noise coming from huntser's apartment. she was eventually released from jail and no charges were filed. >>> a new law in virginia is aimed add protecting young children. lawmakers passed a bill requiring all day care workers to undergo fingerprinting by the end of september. they'll need to submit a criminal background check. well, submit to having one of those, before this new requirement day care workers at home-based facilities didn't have to do that. virginia could have lost millions in federal funds if they did not update that law. >>> tracking metro for you now. the transit agency releasing new details on the upcoming next phase of its repair campaign. safe track surge number 13 is going to run from march 4th through april 9th trains will run less metro says the work will be completed in two phases. >>> straight ahead, the video that ha

occasionally the police post at the time the reason the case is in court is because the police caught somebody doing something. the person caught says i want to throw out the evidence the police broke the rules. whether they throw it out or not it's a lot to ask them to throw out the evidence if they have somebody they know is guilty but no matter what and most of the cases they fight about what the police have done and they caught somebody. every time they do something they catch somebody. what the courts do not see all timebothtimes the police did exe same thing and it did not yield somebody doing something wrong. they don't see all of those negatives and if they had the whole picture than they would be able to ask important questions about how effective the policing is. one of the points i make in the book, then i will step back, i want to be safe, you want to be safe, everybody wants to be safe. we all want to live in a safe place but we don't know that the policing is as effective as it can be because we've tried to regulate it through the courts so that's why we need to get the

oakland police posted this showing where they stopped the group in oakland. they say they chose to follow them by air instead of starting a pursuit. they said deretia tried to take off but didn't get far. she's accused of aiding and abetting a speed exhibition. several others who were detained could face charges. >>> and new this morning, google responding to a huge advertiser boycott on youtube. google announcing this morning they will introduce stricter ad policies and hire more people to review offensive content. the company says it has also expanded its definition of hate speech. this all comes after several huge companies, including big names like mcdonald's, toyota, heinz, have stopped spending ad money on youtube after their ads actually appeared next to extremist or very controversial videos. google are also soon roll out tool for advertisers to control where those ads actually appear on certain youtube clips. reggie, natasha, back to you. >>> take a look at the woman in these photos. the san mateo county sheriff's office says she is known for stealin

pittsburg police posted these photos to their facebook page. >> that is very generous. >> yes, if its. >> love that. >>> next at 6:00, bay area tech leaders braving the east coast blizzard to make it to washington, d.c., today. >>> but first here from a business owner who is defending himself after posting a very controversial comment targeting hispanic people. >>> and terrifying moments for this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> five people rescued off the coast of florida when the boat they were in started to sink. can you imagine? this happened yesterday afternoon near naples and they were pretty far out. dramatic video captured by a helicopter crew shows deputies helping in that rescue effort. this is about a

concord police posted this photo of the boy after he was found.l started when the boys' parents couldn't find him. they last saw him playing in the front yard. officers got there, started a search and then they found him hiding in the front yard in the bushes. police aren't sure if he got scared or was just playing a game. >> you can imagine how worried the parents were. so glad the story ended that way. >>> let's see what's happening with our traffic story this morning. >> we have our traffic alert. in fact, i think we've got several hours to go here. this is live from palo alto here on southbound 101 right at embarcadero road, and that is where we had a major problem overnight, that dump truck with overnighhe bed raised actually s overpass and several witnesses say didn't even tap the brakes so likely that driver had no idea that the bed was lifted up and there we go. there's the results of that. we've got major chunks out of the overpass so still waiting for that structural engineer to arrive on scene. we have got matt keller there so we will g

you can see there's a police officer posted at the corner of this home in tacony. police say a 29-year-old who rent the second floor apartment answered a knock on the door around 12:30 a.m. here at the home of the haggerman and benner. he opened the door and told police there was a man pointing a gun at him. they started wrestling, a third man saw the fight went to the apartment and got a gun and shot the suspect in the face. the 26-year-old suspect was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the other two men are cooperating with police. they told detectives they don't know who the suspect was or why he came to the apartment, and because he didn't get very far, police don't know if he was trying to rob the place. they are investigating the some of the possibilities, but this remains under investigation, police did recover two weapons at the scene. we are live at tacony, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> now on to developing news, detectives are on the scene of a death investigation in burlington county. police were c

last year, a frustrated police department posted these photos showing how kids are increasingly becoming victims of ohio's opioid epidemic. in 2015, 2,934 kids were taken into state custody because of opioid abuse, according to an ohio nonprofit. some won't ever see their parents again. like the kids who found this couple, a spirit airlines pilot and his wife dead in their centerville home last week. the girl from this latest 911 call is unharmed but tonight a sobering reminder -- >> just don't hang up. >> okay. >> reporter: -- addiction's toll is felt far beyond the addicts themselves. >> i'm scared. >> i know you're scared but you'll be okay. >> reporter: blake mccoy, nbc news. >> a heartbreaking story. >>> we're going to take a break. we'll be back in a moment with the pope meeting a little girl who apparently has not yet learned thou shall not steal. >>> in another major provocation, north korea attempted a new missile launch early this morning but u.s. officials say it failed, quote, within seconds. this was a third missile test by kim jong-un's regime this year and it came hours af

the overwhelming response to a bay area police sergeant's post about eating alone during her shift. >> when we come back, we check >>> in pittsburgh, a happy update after a police sergeant took to social media to express lunch time loneliness. >> her post went viral and created quite the response and even generated a very powerful message. >> reporter: cassie is a pittsburgh police sergeant. she stays busy on patrol and all too often on break, she eats by herself. she says it can get lonely. >> i am not the type of person that likes to eat alone. >> she posted this picture of herself with a message saying people walk right past her without saying hi. she encourages people to sit down and break bread with her. >> it would be nice if somebody would want to sit and talk, have a conversation. that's what i like to do when i eat. >> her post was originally meant for family and friends but a co-worker got permission from the department to share it publicly. you can imagine what happened. >> she's received several invitations for lunch. >> she got a special invite the other day. she got to h

uruguay police service, will that continue post-brexit? u want to? a number of crime and justice matters are important, it is notjust europol, it is other things, systems about information on people crossing borders, for example, which are valuable to us and to the other countries. but would you like to remember —— remain a member of europol? i would like to retain a degree of cooperation on these matters that we have currently. now that brexit has been triggered, the focus shifts to the substance of the negotiations between britain and brussels. the uk wants to talk about it's so—called divorce bill from the eu and a trade deal at one and the same time, while the eu wants the money settled first. 0ur europe editor katya adler sat down with frans timmermans, first vice—president of the european commission, and asked him how any progress will be made if both sides aren't prepared to bargain. well, that is all part of how we negotiate. how do you square that circle? everybody starts with his own interest and tries to former lead his own to in

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the police department posted the video online to teach people how to identify a scam.t) we've all seen this, maybe we've done it... people driving along... but they need to run into a store or make a delivery... and they'll just stop right there...and throw on their hazard lights. (pam)in one south bay city.. it is an ongoing problem despite a recent crackdown if you own a car, everyone comes equipped with a park anywhere button, in this case, the button is activated after repeated attempts to park legally, after failing the button is pushed nats ambiance once the button is activated the driver who is three feet from the curd exits the vehicles and leaves it knowing that as long as these lights are activated they are seemly excused from all wrong doing nats: ambiance i'm on castro street in mountain view where the park anywhere button is used for various reasons this is called the stop drop and roll. the driver doesn't actually park they simply dump the passenger off and bails nats ambiance this one is called the flip ... the driver makes an illegal u-turn then activat

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the delaware 87ers posted police groups in newark last week.ds participated in an anti-bullying rally. it sent a positive message about acceptance. >>> well, prom season just around the corner and these students will head to the party in style. the girls got to choose from more than a thousand dresses in wilmington last night. county library spent all winter collecting new and gently used gowns for the girls. the dress give away continues this afternoon in new castle. >>> 5:57 on this saturday. we have returned to some winterlike temperatures, but that's good news at the blue cross river rink along penn's landing, that's where matt delucia is live this morning. >> reporter: a good day for ice u yes, it may be cold outside but a look at the beautiful picture looking at the ben franklin bridge over the delaware river. looks nice, feels cold. we will tell you about what event that is making one last gasp for the winter season. >> i'm tracking that major cold blast sliding in place due to a cold front moving in. these winds are northwesterly they w

police say a student posted this message saying everyone in arrington better watch out. d then reposted with the words just joking. police say there appears to be no credible threat but they have increased security pop. >>> to delaware, the flu has claim three more lives. so far, it's flu season, eight people in delaware have died from the flu. state health officials say the number of people with flu is seven times greater this year than last. >>> to chester county, five jurors have now been chosen in the eric frein murder trial. and jury selection will continue today. frein is accused of shooting two pennsylvania state troopers in an ambush you'll remember in the poconos in 2014 killing one of them. frein's trial begins next month in pike county. >>> and in camden county, patco is getting ready to resume bork in the west mount station. the work will happen on one elevated track at a time. the other track will remain over. the track repair will continue on weekends. the entire $14 million contract is expected to be done next year. >>> and skateboarders in one montgomery c

the mountain view police department posted this photo on to its facebook page. shows the scene at an in-in-out parking lot. police say their detectives were investigating an uptick in auto burglaries in the area when they spotted two men. one of them was looking into parked cars with a flashlight. when police tried to talk to them, they quickly tried to leave and crashed into the police car. >>> there's growing bipartisan pressure on capitol hill this morning to call president trump's wiretapping claim against president obama false despite a white house assertion that mr. trump will be vindicated. president donald trump used the word wiretap in his tweet about president obama but the white house says that can mean any form of surveillance. that insistence comes as more and more republicans distance themselves from the president's claim. >> but the point is the intelligence committees in their continuing, widening, ongoing investigation of all things russia got to the bottom, at least so far, with respect to our intelligence community that no such wiretap existed

the mountain view police department posted this photo on its facebook page. it shows the scene at the in and out parking lot. police say their detectives were investigating an uptick in auto burglaries in the area when they spotted the two men. when police tried to talk this them, they quickly tried to leave and then crashed into the police car. one detective was hurt but is expected to be okay. >>> now to a dental deception investigation on the peninsula. san mateo county sheriff's office says this man, joseph hirsch may have been posing as a d dentist and treating patients inside a can carlos office building. here's katie marzullo with details. >> therm dental laboratory and you got people walking in and out with no white labs, no type of anybody that looks like a dentist. >> reporter: daniel wall works at an auto shop a few miles away. he wasn't surprised when sheriff's deputies showed up on tuesday. >> very obviously a chemical burning smell, building locked down, certain people walking out at certain hours. >> reporter: the san mateo narcotics task force

police had to be called in to help control the crowd. no arrests were made. >>> hundreds of students and parents rallied for equality at albany high school today after students were targeted in racist instagram posts. kpix 5's just of loris tells us parents are outraged but police are not pressing charges. >> reporter: joining hands around albany high school with signs and hands. parents will not tolerate racism. this daughter is among the group of girls targeted. according to albany unified school district, a group of teenager boys posted racially offensive photos of their classmates, african-american girls, on instagram. some posted nooses and [ null ] images. >> i would never say any of those things to entertain people. obviously you have to be thinking those thoughts and be a little racist to find that funny. >> this is a hate crime. they hated these girls. >> reporter: the district is investigating who is behind the cyber bullying. >> we want to send a strong message that we don't accept this. >> reporter: valerie williams says this is not the first form of hate speech in the school. >> we had a group of students who had walked through the halls and were raising their hands. immediately, the

the napa police department posted this picture of a tree that was hit by lightning. no one was hurt. >>> it is snowy and gray in the sierra. this is a live look at tahoe from our heavenly mountain resort camera. even more snow is expected there throughout the weekend. >> you can track this week's rain any time with live doppler 7. just download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get alerts where you live as they happen. >>> new warning today about the damaged oroville dam. a team of experts is warning of a very significant risk if the main spillway is not operational again by the next rainy season. the warnings are contained in a federal report obtained by the associated press. repair crews have only a few months to make sure that spillway is in good enough shape for the next rainy season, which officially starts in november. however, the report does not specify the risk. >>> one man is dead and another seriously hurt after a four-car accident in oakland this morning. the men had been involved in separate minor accidents and gotten out of their cars when th

the napa police department posted some pictures of the rescue. you can see just how narrow that shaft is, how he's stuck in there. the man who told authorities he was looking for a wishing well apparently gained access to the roof an forced open a door panel that led to that tiny shaft. firefighters had to bash open a wall to get him out. this shot from sky 7 will give you a little better perspective where the shaft door is located in relation to the rest of the store. he was treated for minor injuries and faces charges for burglary and parole violation. >>> police are investigating the death of a 41-year-old man in san leandro. the body was found in a home on selborne drive after reports of a fight. now the search is on for a suspect. amy hollyfield tells us police know what they're looking for. >> reporter: neighbors say the man who lives in this san leandro home has been here for decades, but the activity at his home has recently changed. >> i guess he let his kids move in. that's when -- all we know is there's just been a lot of people coming

police officer. he's free tonight after posting bail. police say back in october, ohs terman was caught impersonating an officer. in falls church. they found nearly a dozen weapons including high powered assault rifles. >>> president trump unveils his revised trying to be. there are a number of noticeable changes that the administration believes will survive future court challenges that, this removes iraq from seven countries on the 90's day trying to be and removes language that seems to give priority to christians green card holders will no longer be >> the revise travel ban will not take effect until march 16th. >>. >>> the proposed gop legislation. people we preexisting could still get insurance and children can stay on their parent's health plan until 26. the government would also provide tax credits for people who want to buy their own health insurance. the bill repeels tax penalties forcing people to buy health insurance and reduces the role of the federal government. fewer people will likely have insurance coverage >>> two fairfax

post claims, won't be allowed at the school's prom... the dresses that were considered acceptable had the words "good girl" and dresses that weren't, said the girl's were not good girls. school policesay the post was made by a teacher and does not even represent the district. the images were immediately removed. (steve) ford is recalling more than 360-thousand cars to fix separate problems that can cause engine fires and doors to fly open unexpectedly. the recall includes the escape s-u-v, fiesta compact car and fusion. ford says an issue in the cars could trigger an engine fire. the company is also adding to a 20-15 recall affecting faulty door latches. door latches have been a big problem for ford in the past three years. they recalled more than 3 million cars over the problem. (pam) a live look outside .. looking north toward marin county tonight.. some changes in the forecast for thursday.. (steve) chief meterologist britney shipp has details. cooler and breezy conditions return to the region on thursday as a cold front sweeps through overnight. this system will result in a chance of very light precipitation from late tonight into early thursday morning, however most locations

police. so you post the video on youtube, and they come back. >> in uniform, four officers. >> police showedmeeting of emily and her friends and started writing tickets for parking violations, like parking farther than 12 inches from the >> can >> can i see it? can i see the ruler? >> her friend taped that. o that that's 12 inches from the curb. >> after the media picked up on the story, the police chief said his officers' action were inappropr charge charges against emily were dropped, but no officer was ever punished. they they never are as far as we know. even even when they arrest news ca >> go >> go way now. go away now! >> phil tried to film a police pu >> yo >> you're going away. >> okay, i'm asking you -- >> because it's an active scene and you're leaving. all right? go away. >> he >> he went away. he moved across the street. but then the officer drove up to him there. >> i called pil. >> put it down. put it down. put it down. you're under arrest. you're under arrest. >> they charged phil with obstructing government. did you obstruct the government? >> absolutely not. at the point i

the hospital.pita while officers were on the car hit a police cruiser but fortunately no one was inside ai the time.toring and we'll keep you posted. montgomery county police havehae arrested these two men inmen connection with a murder in montgomeryville age.age. they are samuel brown internetnr thomas.omas police arrested them thisthem afternoon at two separate locations in prince george's county. they're caused of shooting was i young on hawk run terrace on february 106789 police said at08 the time of the shooting thatooi the attack did not appear to be random.ra now, to the return of winter weather believe it or no. i hope you enjoyed the spring-like temperatures today becauseatur tomorrow is going to be a veryvy different story. i had on flip-flops this afternoon. > is this crazy in.is c >> i was out in short sleeves. some of you guys are going to see snow showers in just a few hours. let's check in now with suesue palka to find out exactly theacl timing on some of this. >> it will be closer to dawn before we start to see moving. we are not going to be seein tot seven, maybe 10 days. we are returning to winter and it's not ju

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says facebook canceled the interview, and get this, reported the bbc reporters to police for sending the requested posts via email because sending that on line is considered a crime. facebook responded. they say, we take this matter extremely seriously and we continue to improve our reporting and take down measures. facebook has been recognized as one of the best platforms on the internet for child safety. we reach out to facebook ourselves. that was a comment they provided to business insider and the bbc as far . as far as getting us a comment here, no comment so far. the crime agency has also not commented on this particular investigation. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is taking action in the wake of president trump's new travel ban. mayor ed lee has approved four new positions in the public defender's office to represent immigrants in danger of deportation. three new attorneys and one paralegal will start working april 1st. the public defender's office says having an attorney means a person is seven times more likely to have a successful outcome in deportation court. the superviso

police cruiser. sky 7 shows you broadway near ridgway avenue where the officer slammed into a lamp post about 5:25 thisning. the officer went to the hospital, is going to be okay. another driver was also involved in the crash. that other driver was not hurt. police say the officer was headed to a priority call when he crashed. >>> in the south bay, vta light rail service is back to normal after a train hit a man on the tracks. sky 7 was over the southwest expressway in san jose just after it happened around 10:45 this morning. the man went to the hospital. police say he ignored the warning bells, lights and crossing arm and just walked across the tracks. no one else was hurt. >>> first berkeley, now stanford. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is offering students insight about life and her job with the highest court in the land. lonnie rivera is there. >> reporter: they gave her a standing ovation even before justice sonia sotomayor spoke one word on the stanford memorial auditorium stage. she was appointed to the supreme court in 2009 by president obama, but today the first latina justice connecte

poli posting of more disturbing fliers. >> police are reviewing video surveillance to try to get to the bottom of who has been posting white supremacist fliers. >> i find it offensive. >> definitely intimidates people. >> students angered by another appearance of white suprematist fliers. the school is focusing on its campaign to promote diversity in boosting minority recruitment. calling america a white nation and urging citizens to report illegal immigrants as criminals. >> they feel more ohm boldened. >> some students blame president donald trump for setting the tone. >> it is concerning. >> i don't know if it tells us about the environment we're in or that we've always been in. of rhetoric is nothing new. nothing that just magically sprung up this has been a thing. >> the posters promote a website which says america should quote, recapture the glory and arian nation deserves. condemned the incidences in a tweet calling the posters hateful. whether or not they rise to the level of a hate crime, they appear to violate university policies. if any student is found to be involved, they c

the police in question about excessive force. two videos posted on social media show part of the incident. one video shows police chasing a man who was reportedly act the erratically. they don't show what happened before that pursuit. we have what happened afterwards. this includes violence and profanity. >> reporter: in the first video you see an officer chasing the suspect across the street. during the chase, a man sits down on a traffic median. the officer tackles him from behind and pushes him to the ground. people offscreen start yelling. the officer struggles with the man who called for backup. he told the suspect to give him his hand and pushes him twice. the suspect continues to flail his officers. the officer yells for him to give his hands and hits him with an object. the man on the ground starts shouting. another officer arrives at the scene. the first officer then hits the suspect three more times. people in the street react using profanities against the officer who respond with a profanity. in the second video officers continue to arr

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. >> reporter: atlanta police say the post office, fed ex and ups are very proactive in alerting themthey smell drugs within packages. but in this case, the bags were vacuum sealed making it difficult to smell. >> there is a methodology to being able to seal these packages so the odor cannot be detected. >> reporter: natalie poso, fox news. >> and we had technical difficulties as you heard but we wanted to let you know that tose students at villanova that dance marathon raised more than $250,000 to help fight pediatric cancer. what a great accomplish many and good dancing out there tonight. okay. well in milwaukee, two transit bus drivers happened to be in the right place at the right time to save a man's life. jenny mitchell was training a new driver when all of a sudden they spotted a man slumped over inside his car in the middle of the road. mitchell stopped her training session and she jumped into action. >> his foot was still on the brake but the car was still running i put it in park and turned the car off, and i checked him for a pulse, and it was faded but, um, his chest was m

to the commander of the youth and family services division, the reason we're seeing so many posts from dc police is not due to an up tick, but rather a new effort to raise awareness. we spoke with the co founder of the black and missing foundation about what parents should look out for. >> it is occurring on the internet. they are being lured on social media, so parents really need to monitor what they're children are doing, look at their smart devices, they need to look at the internet. don't worry about invading privacy. they shouldn't have any privacy. we're trying to save their lives, that's exactly how theory recruiting. we have the 495 corridor. so it's not just happening right here in the dmv. it's happening in chicago, detroit. so we need ou vigilant because it's not the sole responsibility of law enforcement. it's law enforcement is the media and more importantly it's the community reporting something >> wilson said she started other organization to raise awareness about missing persons of color. >>> 15-year-old was robbed and killed near a metro bus stop in southeast in june of 2015. t

police radio. they confirm he works as an i.t. engineer at the "washington post." so far no response from the newspaper. today, no one answered his front door but then this man got in a honda civic in the back valley. >> do you live in this home? do you know mr. osterman? >> what do you want, man? >> we are here because osterman -- >> the residents perplexed by the allegations. >> he is out on bond but it is likely the feds will step in and take over the bizarre capes. >> after a week of delays the white house rolled out a major revision to president trump's travel ban. we have new developments. jonathan: we have been waiting for a week and a half. it will take effect in ten days and it makes changes to the original plan blocked in the federal court. they remove iraq from the seven banned countries so now it's just six. he is confident that the order will withstand any legal challenge. he vowed to take the fight of the first travel ban to the supreme court. but decided to revoke the ordinary and today signed the new executive order that takes effect march 16. >> no

police say there are two victims, three people have been detained and they say this was a targeted shooting. we'll keep you posted. >>> why were you at the police station? >> no reason. >> oakland raider aldon smith answered questions today. coming up here what he is saying about an accident involving a cop car. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri after a lot of blue sky today, cloud and fog rolling into san francisco. we're tracking this fog. i'll have what it means for your friday morning forecast and if the weekend's going to be dry. that's in about nine minutes. = ==topvo== w contnue toollow bre again, all east bound nes of 80 shutdown at the ricond, el >> what you're looking at is our sky ranger over i-80. the freeway is shut down all eastbound lanes. obviously at this time in the evening commute causing a traffic mess. here's what we know. a targeted shooting, police believe it was a targeted shooting perhaps a gang shooting right there on the freeway, two victims, three people detained. they're also possibly identified a suspect some is where else in richmond. they are going to a different location. what yo

the nation's first and largest database of police officer behavior. fromso post commitments police offices serving roughly a third of the u.s. by population. we collect information through surveys on police officer explicit and implicit bias. this effort, which was slow going when we got started, has recently been bolstered by a partnership with google. this partnership will soon allow us to reduce the time between a chief's decision to participate and the chief receiving an analysis of racial disparities which basically says, this is responsibility is. it used to take us six months. we are going to be closer to a timeframe that looks like six minute. we are rapidly approaching a time when there will not be a plausible excuse for departments knowing how to address issues of race in their communities. to say we cannot do better because we do not have the data is quickly becoming an outdated claim. it is currently a myth that hold us back from achieving progress. claimcond myth is the crime drives police behavior and therefore crime explains racial disparities in p