. >> reggie is man he had to put away his tank tops for the next couple of weeks. >> metering lights on since 5:22 this morning. congested back through the maze. we don't have anything out of the ordinary. santa rosa to petaluma, 19 minutes. northbound 101 between 680 and 280, 15 minutes. >>> developing news, fire investigators look into a strange suspicious car fires in the east bay. >> two this morning on the heels of another fire in martinez on monday. amy hollyfield is live for us in walnut creek with the story. amy. >> reporter: reggie, i just got off the phone with the spokesperson for the fire department and he said they have had a rash of car fires and all under investigation. this is in walnut creek, and this car still in the driveway, right in front of a home that was saved, just a little garage door looked like it melted there but that is it. firefighters protected the home but the car is destroyed. they got the call at 12:26 this morning to come here to larky and leroy lanes here in walnut creek, and just as they got the fire out they got another call 15 minutes later a c

reggie, natasha, back to you. >> jessica, thank you.rning about your credit card. we're seeing a huge increase in fraud. what you need to do before your next swipe. >>> a major safety warning for subaru toners. why the car maker says you shouldn't have people in the front passenger seat. >> mike and alexis are making this a better day keeping you up to the minute on weather and to the minute on weather and tr >>> here's a question -- do you want a faster commute? of course you do but, yi, there is a catch. you'll have to pay for it. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live on the eastway with more on express lanes set to debut later this year. >> interstate 680 the going to be getting faster this summer but not everyone likes the idea. they've put the signs up so you know it's coming. they've been testing them and getting them ready. the fast lanes are located between walnut creek and san ramon. drivers will pay a toll if they want to hop into the lane and acrude traffic but some say even though they may use it, it doesn't sit right with

meanwhile, back to you, reggie. >> jessica, thank you. >>> a ucsf psychiatrist is pleading not guilty to charges of uploading and trading child foreign. police arrested dr. billy lockhart last week. as a condition of his release, he's not allowed to use the internet, he can't have contact with children or set foot on campus where he is suspended from his position. he was arrested eed along with benjamin martin after police say they found more than 1200 files of child foreign in their home. >> reporter: the family of a man who died after being tased by police is demanding answers. the man is identified as 41-year-old branch roth. police say he was drunk when he confronted -- when he was confronted by two officers outside a motel. officers used a taser to subdue him. the family wondered if the officers followed guidelines warning that tasing a drunk person can cause death. >> we see these death cases as a result of an untrained officer using a taser against >> voth troth is the older brot isa roth seen being tased more unanimous 20 times. >>> a convicted felon on probation was busted in

>> reporter: natasha and reggie, good morning to you. britain remains on high alert and police are working around the clock with officials so far confirming children are among the dead. chaos and confusion sent concert goers scrambling for the the ariana grande concert had just ended, the pop star off stage when a loud explosion rocked the agree that. >> oh, my god. >> what's going on? >> what just happened? >> reporter: in this dash cam video, you can see the flash then hear the blast. causing pandemonium inside and outside the venue. >> a lot of children was there without parents, there was no one to calm then down so everybody was just screaming and crying and pushing. >> when i got out, there were 30 people scattered everywhere. some of them looked dead. >> reporter: manchester arena is one of britain's main concert venue s with more than 20,000 seat. the arena was packed with children and teenagers. overnight family and friends with missing loved ones flooded social media with notes and pictures pleading for help. this morning are b

. >>> reggie grew up in hawaii. >> and he has that energy. >> he's the biggest disney fan ever. >> reggielistens to your side. that's what makes him a great journalist for almost 20 years. >> hard to believe with a face like that. >> better days start here with abc 7 mornings. >> coming up at 6:00, in the wake of the mranchester terror attack, we head to napa to check charity for the bottlerock festival. and an overnight shooting and robbery at a popular after-hours burger joint. >> and we track down the maker of a nacho cheese dip blamed for the death of one person and making several others very sick. all that plus much more coming up in half an hour. >> see you in 30 minutes. >> finally tonight, how do you prepare for one of the biggest events in race car driving? maybe you do a little idle worship. >> take a look, that's indy car driver j.r. hildebrand. the 29-year-old driver was born in sauce lito and is a hughes racing fan. >> he's starting from the second row. he's one of the favorites. he said before heets going, he'll take a moment to enjoy the spectacle of of race day. >> i've gr

. >> good to see reggie.reggie going along with the theme here but why are you not in a seat instead of me? this is the second time i've skipped breakfast and we're ready to go. all right. let's go. i skipped breakfast. i had bacon, scrambled i said no, not until i ride this ride. ready to go. >> there's a handle here and here. i'm going to get nauseous. i already know. >> just grab her hair. >> i don't know why they put these seat belts on with so much space in between because you fly off the seat. >> they need you to be stuck to the seat more. because otherwise you're just flying around everything. this is my favorite part when they stop. [ screaming ] >> look at that. >> oh, yes. ♪ hit me with your best shot"". >> pat benetar is playing. hello to my daughters. here we go. i hope you enjoyed the hair because that's how you can tell that we're dropping. >> there it is. >> it's pretty awesome. here we go. and by the way, reggie, i'm signing your name now to the next time. come down here. >> let's get going. >

natasha and alexis have the day off, and have no fear, reggie off, and have no fear, reggie and jessicaalexis is off. >> she is off. you just said that. >> we are looking at the golden gate bridge behind us, and is it going to be a beautiful day out there, fingers crossed? >> two hours into the show and it's still pretty gray out there. >> it will be sunny in some areas, but not necessarily the closer you get to the golden gate bridge unfortunately. and karl the fog is here today and he will keep summer away. he's not bringing too much in the way of fog. visibility is two miles or greater, and you can see high clouds out there also as we look at the east bay hills camera. here's what your 12-hour day planner has for us. 50 to 56 this morning. 56 to 58 from 12:00 to 4:00, and then that's at the coast. around the bay, 65 to 68. and then mid-50s to mid-60s by 7:00. we will cool quickly once the sun gets at a lower angle. i will show you heat coming up in the 7-day forecast. >>> not a lot going on in traffic, albany to the maze, four minutes. highway 101 to cup kwraour te minutes. and there

reggie? >> thanks, mike. >>> san jose police are crediting a man of saving his wife from an attack. police tell our media partner, the "mercury news," the two senio seniors were coming around the corner and a woman hit them with a stick and ran off. the husband chased the woman and held her until police got there. >>> breaking news out of sonoma right now. i want to show you intense video of a house fire there that just came in. this is near chestnut and hillcrest avenue. you see the flames shooting from the two story home. officials say it appears the home is a total loss. as many as six people lived there. they are all now looking for another place to stay this morning, and we are told the red cross is helping them out right now. several vehicles were also burned. >>> police call a man accused of assaulting a coliseum b.a.r.t. station oakland, and this happened on saturday morning and she says she had waiting for a friend in the parking lot when this man approached her and he assaulted her after she him. >>> and then a man arrested of punching a b.a.r.t. train operator at the pitt

reggie? >>> smeez ya has been buzzing about the brawl between the washington nationals and the giants and baseball fans and non-baseball fans are talking about this when they get to work following the long weekend. there's a little history between these two. giants pitcher hunter strikeland and bryce harper were yesterday's main combatants and this could have been payback. harper whacked two tape measure home runs off strickland in the 2014 playoffs. >> i think it's rick did louse to hold a grudge from a playoff series two years ago. >> was it intentional? hard to tell if it was or not. >> after the game, strickland denied he tried to hit harper. you can argue about who won the fight. won 3-0 and they'll play again tonight. hopefully with no fisticuffs, that t that? >>> a dream of having shops inside of bay area bart stations may have ended before it caught on. next, why the transit agency is embroiled in a multimillion dollar lawsuit. >>> plus, seaworld's new orca show getting mixed reviews.

are you a runner or spectator, reggie?is pretty naked and combine that with the theme this year, it's going to be wild. >> fun to watch. >>> we're back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know before you go. >> but our instagram photo of the day, if you haven't, follow us at abc 7 news bay area and you can see more great photos like this one. share your photos and video with the hashtag "abc 7 now." >> you're looking live at 6:52 with abc 7 now. there's the backup on the toll plaza. plaza. pe you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one i breaking news in marin county. a search under way for this 12

sorry, reggie. >>> and then this memorial depicting marines raising the u.s. flag during world war ii sits atop a small hill and it was put there years ago by a man to honor his brother, and the u.s. is considering naming the hill saeur botchy. >>> the best of the best and some of them are here in the bay area. the list of this year's james beard award winners is out. best chef in the west went to cory lee. he has been recognized before with the james beard award, and that's quite a resume. san francisco based design firm avroko won the single thread in hillsboro. the award recognizes restaurants that are locally owned and have been in business for more than a decade and are cherished for their food and sense of community. a few months ago he had to make the decision to close the restaurant on mondays because their staff needed a day to rest. >>> look what is going to happen in the microclimate. we will be ten degrees warmer, and starting tomorrow all the way through next tuesday, cooler. 67 in oakland and 84 today. back to 67 by friday. it will take until mon

>> reporter: good morning, reggie, officials at i.c.e. don't sound like they are going to budge but friends and family say they will keep fighting. here is a picture of hugo mejia and his wife. the couple has three children. his wife says he showed up for a construction job at travis air force base two weeks ago and never came home. now his san rafael community is rallying to get him released. his congressman says his only offense was showing up for work. his wife says through a translator that the family needs him. >> she's very afraid. she is afraid to be here alone with her children. >> mr. mejia is being detained in a prison condition with violent criminals. he is a law-abiding upstanding member of this community. >> i.c.e. provided this statement saying mejia "unlawfully entered the u.s. after being previously deported in 2001. mr. mejia will remain in i.c.e. custody pending court proceedings." congressman huffman says he is appealing to i.c.e. to give him due process and release this man. live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7

great name. >> he once sang a due wet dolly parton. >> biggest disney fan ever. >> reggie listens to your side. that's what makes him a great journalist for almost 20 years. >> hard to believe with are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> listen to the sound of that. >> developing news here, clean-up is under way east of dallas where a series of tornadoes, including this one, left a trail of overturned vehicle webs mangled tree answers damaged homes. least 1 deat 13 deaths are blam missouri and mississippi. >> the orange county register reports that the victim was waiting in the water when the shark bit her below the waist. fortunately two surfers pulled her out of the water an someone opt beach was able to use a surf leash on her upper thigh to stop the bleeding. >> former 49ers great dwight clark met face-to-face with fans since the first time he announced he was suffering from als. several other ledge ends of

>> reporter: i survived, reggie, that's the important thing. i was nauseous for a half hour afterwards, but it was such a good time, and such a fun ride, and one of the most important thing about the ride is the music, and, you know, if you saw the movie, obviously, the music is an important theme throughout the film, so we brought in john dennis, the director of music production here, and it seems like music is an important part of the ride as well. it's the main theme walking in the doors. >> oh, yeah, of course, exactly. just like you said, in the feature great story moments with the music between peter quill and his mom, and looked at the film and said we have to create and extend that wonderful world of connection of story and music, and that's exactly what we did here. >> yeah. you do something different. in each shaft you go in, you have a different song that plays you through the ride. >> actually, we have six different experiences on each shaft, six different experiences, six different songs, everything like "hit me with the best shot,

. >> reporter: reggie, commuters we talked to this morning say maybe other people will try it but they are pretty set in their routines. here's how it works. the app scoop helps connect commuters who are going to the same place at the same time. there's a $5 fee to use the app but contra costa county is willing to pay $2 of that each trip each direction, and they are willing to try anything to get people out of their cars. >> it's a good idea. >> reporter: why? >> traffic is insane. it's worth trying. you don't know until you try it. >> reporter: the money will come from measure j, a half cent for transportation. they are hoping it will help people try something new and go out on a limb a little bit. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> she made it all up. that's what south bay police are saying about a woman that claimed she was abducted at knifepoint and forced to drive to oregon. oregon deputies found the woman running down a road on friday night and she said a man abducted her in san jose and forced her to drive there. and the student said she escaped when her car ran out of gas and san

. >> i'm reggie aqui. police got the call something was wrong late last night when officers got to cork place, they found a man with a shotgun and say it went downhill from there. "abc 7 news" reporter amy hollyfield has been talking to police and neighbors. >> reporter: hi, reggie. police are still here. 11 hours after the shooting happened, this cul-de-sac is still blocked off. police and sheriff's deputies will be looking into whether officers were justified in killing this man. as police gather evidence this morning on cork place in south san francisco, one resident on the street said she couldn't imagine having a man standing in front of her home holding a sotgun. >> it's scary. that is really scary. >> reporter: but that is exactly what police say happened. they got the call just before midnight about a disturbance involving a man with a gun. when they arrived, they say he was standing in the middle of the street. >> the officers game multiple commands for that subject to disarm himself with that sho

reggie, natasha, back to you >>> a woman is suing fairfield-based jelly belly because the product has sugar in it. before you laugh, there is some reason to believe that she could have a case. jelly belly sports beans are advertised as an exercise supplement. the woman's attorney says evaporated cane juice is listed as an ingredient. he says the term is used instead of sugar to make sport beans look more attractive to athletes. jelly belly calls this argument nonsense, however the fda said using the term on labels is misleading to consumers. >>> get ready for new security screening procedures. lax is one of ten airports where they're being tested right now. some travelers are being required to place large electronics and food in separate bins at checkpoints. more travelers are loading up on carryon cases because checked baggage fees are going up. the new procedure is intended to speed up inspections. the change is not part of a laptop ban in effect for some flights from the middle east. >>> for one northern california city, this could be the last straw. davis is considering making str

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reggie, natasha, back to you. >> jessjessica, thank you. >>> check out this fire burning near the union pacific train tracks in union city. the fire started at 8:00 last night at a homeless encampment. a person set a fire that got out of control. firefighters had the flames knocked down in about a half hour. >>> happening today, we're marking wildfire awareness week and cal fire officials will discuss how they're getting ready for what could be a busy fire season. despite recent rain, experts say the risk of wildfire is exceptionally high this year once the new grass and shrubs dry out, that becomes fire fuel. cal fire hopes today's event will decrease the number of wildfires by informing the community on how to stay safe. today's event starts at 10:00 at the shakespeare theater in orinda. >>> the famous mavericks surf competition is going up for auction. the companies that manage tbig some of the assets to the highest bidder, part of an ongoing bankruptcy proceeding. this year's event was canceled but the sale may include a permit to hold the contest again. the minimum bid for the june

reggie and tweet said they're going to be staying at a nearby shelter. they say that they had one of the rooms here that was being rented out and that's all the information at this time we have about. we'll have more tonight at 10:00 i'm joyce evans reporting live in north philadelphia, iain, back to you. >> thank you. >>> that was not not the only deadly fire in philadelphia. three people died in a house fire in philadelphia's wynnfield section. one of the victims is remembered as a woman who helped hold the community together. our jeffery joyce talked to devastated neighbors. >> she's a beautiful pillar of this community. >> reporter: neighborhood heart broken, people woke up to learn three long-time neighbors perished in an early morning house fire on the investigator00 block of diamond street. she lived next door and said she and others desperately tried to save them. >> i ran back in the house and i ran to the front and i hollering up and banging on the door and i'm hollering up to the window saying miss anne come out the window. >> police say the 7

. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. frustrating and disappointing for another person to have to deal with a car fire here in the east bay. check out the mess and the damage left behind. these fires are being called arson and firefighters believe it's the same person or people that set the fires earlier this week. neighborhoods on juanita drive and walnut creek called firefighters at 2:06 a.m., and the car was in the street and so the chance of it catching something else on fire was low, and then another fire two miles away also paurprked in the stre was called in, and a fire spokesperson said these are a link to other fires that go back to the beginning of the year and they are trying to figure out if it's one person or a group of people. if you have any information, you are asked to give them a call. matt keller, abc7 news. >>> and there's a meeting to possibly replace contra costa's district attorney who is facing charges of corruption. and we caught up with peterson after a grand jury said he should be fired. >> any

i'm reggie aqui.ng today in san francisco, veteran politician mark leno expected to announce he is running for mayor in 2019. the formal announcement scheduled to happen at city hall. the 65-year-old is considered a moderate democrat and served the city as a supervisor, state senator and assemblyman. >>> let's see traffic this morning. good morning, alexis. >> hi. we have a problem on the dumb bar on the bridge. a motorcycle blocking the two left lanes and that backup is growing fairly quickly toward 880. bay bridge toll plaza. congested through the maze. metering lights on are. not foggier. we have dense fog advisory for golden gate bridge. reggie? >> thank you. speaking of that fog, our indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> hey, we have some reduction of viz bltd. dangerous level around petaluma. half moon bay. yes

reggie and his girlfriend say they will be staying in housing ranged by the red cross. we don't know where the man who was also in the house or in his room inside the house, who is described as the woman's boyfriend, we don't know where he went tonight. all we know is that neighbors told us they have not yet seen anybody who identified themselves as family for the woman at the scene of this fire. lucy >> so tragic. it's been a deadly past 24 hours. three other people died in another early morning fire. broke out in the wynnfield neighborhood on the 5400 block of diamond. a 70-year-old woman and 30-year-old man believed to be the grandson were inside the home paramedics took the had you been to the hospital but he did not make it. >> she was just well-known in the community. help you out with anything, give you the shirt off her back, a lovely woman. >> coming up at 10:30, we're talking with more of their long-time neighbors. >>> a night at the maternity in the blessed virgin mary cardinal turned ugly. they say a group of kids hit a guy in the head and knocked down a wom

. >> good morning, reggie. you can see behind me that sfo is lit up in blue and gold celebrating our warriors doing so well in the playoffs but the idea of a laptop ban is bringing down the mood here. you asked travelers about it, they don't like it. government officials are thinking about banning electronics on flights to and from europe. this includes anything larger than a smartphone. they're looking into it for security reasons. travelers say expect a negative response from passengers. >> it gives people something to do while they're flying. it's such a long flight sometimes. it does keep you busy so i think -- i don't think it's a good idea to ban it. >> there is already a ban in place for electronics for some airports in the middle east. some are predicting that the european airplanes will be next, that it could happen within the next few weeks so it might be a good time to pick out a good book for your summer flights. reporting live at sfo, amy holyfield. >> time to go old school. >>> pg&e's plan to cut

are fighting a huge fire at a strip mall. >> reporter: good morning reggie and natasha. since i last saw you about an hour ago firefighters have begun cleaning up. they're still on the roof or in the building here putting out hot spots. this was a huge fire. check out this video when we first arrived on the scene at 4:10 this morning. huge flames, firefighters started putting water from their ladder truck and the grwere kno 4:30, 4:35 a.m. several businesses are damaged. they're telling me the most damaged businesses are the computer store which is called l pc care and also teanado, a place that makes bubble tea and serves food here. a couple other businesses in the business park here, a touch of silk hair and nail salon and a couple businesses in the back may have water and smoke damage but firefighters telling me they were able to keep the flames to those two businesses right here, the computer store and the bubble tea restaurant here on lake side drive. they have lakeside drive closed off while they're cleaning up so you can expect that to take place before they open

here's reggie and natasha with the news. >>> and then a last-minute deal reaching an agreement just aurs ago, and matt keller live in sunnyvale to go over the details. >> reporter: that strike was scheduled to start in half an hour here in sunnyvale and now has been called off and we just spoke with the union president and he had this message for the 450 workers. >> we're going back to work today and taking care of not only our families but the citizens here in sunnyvale and we can go back and do all of our blue and white collar jobs taking care of every aspect of the city. >> reporter: the deal was reached at about 2:00 a.m., and the unit is crediting the counter supervisor chavez for brokering the meeting that came up with the agreement. union officials say they got more on the deal than they were getting before and being offered in their final offer and they are not going to release details until their members get a look at the deal and then it has to take about five days to ratify the deal and for the members to vote on it. reporting live in sunnyvale, matt keller, abc7 news. >>>

>> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. since i last saw you about 30 minutes ago firefighters have got a handle on this fire. they've been able to go inside the building and try to track any hot spots inside. you can see they are spraying water on to the roof top from their ladder truck as well. do you see those flames other there? they've got flames on top of the building so they have work to do here but earlier check this video out. huge flames when we arrived on the scene after 4:00 this morning. this fire was called in at 3:24. they tried to fight the fire from inside but it spread so quickly and got into the attic and spread and they were very concerned about the flames inside. they said the smoke was too thick so they pulled the fire fighters out and fought the fire defensively from the outside there are several businesses inside, there's a place called teanado that sells bubble sal's limousine service and they have a computer repair store here as well this is a strip mall type area. area. we're on lake side drive oa

>> reporter: natasha and reggie, good morning to you. remains on high alert and police are working around the clock with officials so far confirming children are among the dead. chaos and confusion sent concert goers scrambling for the the ariana grande concert had just ended, the pop star off stage when a loud explosion rocked the agree that. >> oh, my

i'm reggie aqui from abc7 mornings.tarted with the weather and meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. the activity planner, strong sunshine in afternoon. today's a good day for yard work. breezy north of the bay bridge through the delta. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s for one last day. alexis? >> good morning. traffic not as light as it was the first half of the commute and not looking bad here at golden gate. drive times and we have some slowdowns here. 580, tracy to castro valley, one hour 11 minutes. northbound 101 highway 85 to the san jose airport in the red 27 minutes and northbound 280 highway 1 to san francisco in the yellow. reggie? >> coming up, winners of "dancing with the stars." we'll have an update in 30 minutes. we would love it if you join us every weekday morning from 4:30 to 7:00. "gma" cont some build walls to keep people out. but these are walls that welcome you in. within these walls, california's educators create safe places for every student to learn and grow. whe

i'm reggie aqui.red but we have a backup. northbound 880 right around high street. and then also car crash on the side. see red and yellow in the area and starting to improve. i just have to show you this quun more time. bay bridge toll plaza. expecting a busy early afternoon commute. reggie? >> it is a ghost town out there. okay. thank you. time now for "live with kelly and ryan." i'll see you back here at 11:00 for the midday news. the reporting >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "wonder woman," gal gadot. and author alan alda. the "dancing with the stars" finalists normani kordei and val chmerkovskiy. plus our summer cookoff. all next on "live"! [cheers and applause] ♪ now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

reggie? >> thank you, mike.to "gma," everybody. and we have a wonderful audience with us in times square this morning. yes, we do. [ applause ] >> and we're going to start off this half hour with something from the child mind institute. it helps treat kids and they have a campaign going on this month called #myyoungerself with celebrities sharing advice they would give their younger selves. i want to show you a little bit. they have emma stone and others. let's show you a little bit. >> what i would say to my younger self, it's okay. >> it does get better. >> i'm not alone. >> you can get help. there's light. >> everyone experiences a version of anxiety or worry in their lives. >> there's nothing to be ashamed of. >> i would tell my younger self there is no shame in asking a teacher for help. >> don't be afraid to talk to people. >> you're so normal, it's crazy. >> good luck. >> never ever give up. >> thank you, dan. 3 million views for that already this month. we've all done this. [ applause ] so we're going to

reggie? >> thank you. spring and summer >>> check out the winds in fairfield. i have overlaid them on live doppler 7 because it's bone dry. the clouds are back. 36 miles per hour. temperatures pretty mild this morning. your commute, though, on the bay is going to be breezy, across the bridges, breezy. up to 20 degrees cooler if you're taking mass transit. look at the temperatures, reggie. yeah. >> yeah. i'm not happy about them but looking at them. thank you. coming up, abby lee miller talks for the first time since being sentenced to prison yesterday. the exclusive next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. toat panera, a good salad is so this offthis smuch?vo s90, more than a bowl of something green. more than an obligation to be good. more than just something you have on the side. more than just one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. what b

. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is a very disturbing case. this neuro surgeon is expected to be in court today for an arraignment and we could learn new details about the investigation. we want to show a picture of dr. james kohut, and he was affiliated the dtka dominican hospital, and he is facing three charges including lewd and lascivious acts on a child under the age of 10 and an act child under the age of 14. and a nurse, arraigned this past friday. and the police would not confirm her arrest was related, and the fbi is also involved. watsonville police have scheduled a press conference for tomorrow. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> developing news out of the south bay that parents really need to know about. hundreds of students at ten san jose elementary schools got sick from a likely innnorovirus outbreak. we do have the full list on our website. officials say symptoms started surface two weeks ago, and school officials have been busy disinfecting classrooms. >> be sure if your kids are experiencing symptoms ma

. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is a complicated case. police say some of the crimes took place overstate lines and the fbi is now involved. today one of the suspects is scheduled to be arranigned. this is one of the suspects, and he was affiliated with the dominican hospital and the surgery center of santa cruz however he is now facing three charges. a nurse from dominican, michelle brandon, was also arrested related to the production of child pornography, and she was arraigned this past friday. and police are saying two others were arrested along with ko downtown hut, and now a possibility he could never be a free man again if he is convicted on these charges. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> now a concern out of the south bay that parents could be concerned about. there's a likely neuro virus outbreak, and that reportedly hit the campuses that you see on your screen and we have a list on the website now, and nausea, vomiting and diarrhea are the symptoms, and a district spokesperson tell us these suggestions fo

reggie and natasha. since the last time i saw you we moved to crescenta court from the other location. this is the second car fire that took place overnight in the east bay, and can you see the damage done to the front of the vehicle, looks like a toyota suv. and it's frustrating in the east bay dealing with the fires taking part. and we are talking to the fire marshal, and explain to us what took place overnight and why it's frustrating to you and the residents. >> we had two additional fires overnight, and one in lafayette and this one is in the town limits of lafayette. they both seemed to have a common thread with the other fires that you have been reporting on earlier in the week, and so we do believe these fires to all be related. >> our town as it at seven fires this week in the east bay. obviously frustrating for you. any leads or surveillance video that would give you any indication of who is doing this? >> we are hoping the public can help us with exactly that. a lot of places and people have t

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. >> they probably have a running joke upstairs, who is going to get reggie today? >> yeah, i do know it's a monday, so i'm on the right track. >> some kind of eating or drinking game -- >> every time reggie gets a day wrong, we do something? >> yeah, and we are going to do something on the cool side of average. we are looking at a dry live doppler 7. let's talk about what will happen the rest of today. let me show you first 101 at 880 and some of the sunshine that already is starting to peek over the hills and mountains into the south bay. we are chilly this morning from 39 in petaluma to 52 in richmond and in the mid-50s to the upper 50s along the coast, and mid-60s at noon around the bay, and everybody in the 50s at 7:00. now we have got clouds this morning and we will become sunny by noon and become breezy by 4:00, and that's why we are going to be below average once again. and the breezes kick up a chance of wet weather tomorrow. >>> we do have the bay bridge metering lights on, and once that happens it does not take long to fill in and start backing up into th

. >>> reggie, president trump's arrival in tel aviv this morning faces a distraction. look closely in the middle of the screen. this is an israeli lawmaker that asked president trump for a selfie and you see president trump right behind netanyahu there and then he will ask for a selfie and takes out his phone and poses with the president and you see the israelis prime minister netanyahu just try to kind of -- watch closely, there's the selfie and then you will see the prime minister bat his arm away to stop the moment there, but then they continue along and take the selfie and walk down the line and shake hand with lawmakers, but that tech lawmaker is infamous for his antics and faced accusations of harassing women and et cetera, so doesn't always stay in line and once again showed that this morning. back to you. >>> the trump administration will release its budget plan tomorrow and details have been leaked about what we can expect. people familiar with the plan say it includes massive cuts to medicaid and changes to anti-poverty programs, like food stamps. many republ

. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha.eport says the office of the president inappropriately interfered with this audit. these surveys were not supposed to be shared outside of the campuses and that's exactly what happened. according to the state auditor's report, two surveys went out to each uc campus and they discuss the office of the president services and programs. campuses were told not to share those survey results with anybody but the auditor learned the office of the president requested the survey responses be sent to the deputy chief of staff and the auditor compared the original survey responses with the responses turned in and found some had changed including uc santa cruz's in a way to make the office of the president appear more efficient and effective. we are reaching out to the uc santa cruz and the office of the president for a response. matt keller, abc7 news. >>> now a live desk update with jessica castro. >> this is out of boston and it just came into our live desk. scary moment as a woman falls on the s

reggie? >> huge changes, though.hank you. >>> coming up, the mystery of the plane carrying a young family that vanished in the bermuda triangle. we will have another update in 30 minutes and always on the news app and abc7 news.com. there's a look at the golden gate bridge this morning. join us ev ♪ now look what you made me do ♪ ♪ you and me baby it takes two ♪ ♪ bringing new moves to the old school ♪ ♪ time for the whole world to enjoy the view ♪ ♪ we can go left they can go right ♪ ♪ save me a dance for the end of the night ♪ ♪ when i'm with you it's a party ♪ ♪ don't care where we're going ♪ ♪ 1, 2, 3 get loose no♪! ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it out of sight. ♪ mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. how do you become america's best-selling brand? you make it detect wh

. >> good morning to you, reggie and natasha.lly passing a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump celebrating that victory overnight and the senate now set to cast their votes. we're breaking down what the current health care bill could mean for you if it becomes law. and the disturbing incident at a pennsylvania high school, a student being slammed to the ground and others coming forward alleging a culture of abuse. more on that this morning. and then our first look at the bombshell new documentary following princess diana's last 100 days, and we approach the 20th anniversary of her death. that's all coming up next here on "gma." >>> a disturbing campus crime. the warning going out to parents in canada after a hack attack may have broadcast their kids online. >>> new at 6:00, does your morning workout need a boost. morning workout need a boost. how welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you

. >> reporter: hi, reggie. there's another public meeting about this issue tonight, and they also had one last night. this issue is bringing out strong opinions from people. those who are against it say this new district would amount to segregation, that the new district would be made up of white affluent students and they think it would hurt the think it would hurt the financial district, >> reporter: tonight's meeting will help those decision makers, and it starts at 6:00 at heather farms. if the proposal is approved locally then it has to be approved by the state. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> new details about a stabbing suspect in berkeley. police releasing this sketch of a man that they say attacked somebody on friday. this man stabbed the victim in the abdomen without being provoked. if this man looks familiar to you, please call police. >>> the murder suspect involved in a 19-hour standoff with police will be arraigned in court. prosecutors say a 30-year-old greg prop co

. >> reporter: yeah, reggie. i know you're jealous.ut when you look at that, it's pretty funny to see me looking for those handles. i don't think there are any handles on that ride. there was one yellow strap that i was trying to grab and my mom texted me after she watched that video and she said, what's up, you're a keller, why are you such a wimp? i have my mom supporting me from home watching that. what a beautiful morning here at california adventure. this ride is massive. you can see how high you go and then that big drop that you saw me take in there looking for those handles. we have a special guest this morning. this is eddie collins from the disneyland resort. >> good morning. >> reporter: am i the only one looking for the handles? >> i don't think so. you're looking for anything. >> reporter: yeah, the poor guy next to me was wearing the gloves. i was going to grab him and hang on. >> you should have. it probably would have helped. >> reporter: a very impressive building. it's transformed into the guardians of the galaxy. >>

amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. when you call a police officer you want somebody to be there to take your call but according to the san francisco examiner, the city has a need for dispatchers and it was really exposed during last month's power outage. the examiner reports 206 people hung up before their calls were answered in the first hour of the emergency. that was quoted as being a wake up call. a supervisor called for a hearing to look into the 911 center and its response times. as of right now officials don't think the 911 center will have enough employees until they finish hiring more staff next year. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> developing news now in san jose's willow glen neighborhood this morning. here's a live picture of a scene of an officer-involved shooting near lincoln avenue. investigators say that police shot and killed a suspect involved in a deadly double shooting inside a home just after 9:00 last night. we don't know if there's a relationship between the suspec

matt. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. passengers were supposed to arrive here last night around 9:00 but instead they got in just after midnight, and thankfully everybody got here safely. they were on a flight from jfk airport in new york and headed here to sfo on jetblue but instead the faa tells us a lithium battery in the laptop in a backpack in the cabin of the plane caught fire. we caught up with some of the passengers here at sfo. >> the stewardess was trying to -- she was trying to get the backpack, and she was trying to basically put the fire out. you could see smoke and smell it. >> they went on the intercom, stay calm and stay seated and seat belted and they landed and took care of it like it was nothing. >> reporter: nobody was hurt and no damage to the plane. passengers report they were at the grand rapids airport for three hours and once the plane was inspected passengers continued on here to san francisco. reporting live at sfo, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> a former marine caused a real scare at the orlando a

i'm reggie aqui. we lel check in with alexis smith.d morning. >> looking good westbound 880 through emeryville. we had debris but that's cleared and things picked up the pace and looking much better. we did have a bart problem come and go in the last few minutes, as well. a ten-minute delay at 12th street station and not stopping there due to police activity that wrapped up and the delay and sfo, millbrae and fremont directions but normal service is resumeling. reggie? >> thank welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx >>> hey, good morning. let's take a look at live doppler 7. sprinkles and light shower and mainly north of us right now. we'll keep it in for the north bay. partly sunny to. pockets of season shine. low to mid-50s. bike to work today, cool conditions. on the water, calmer. and if you're doing some dog walking, watch out in the north bay for those sprinkles. all righ

i'm reggie aqui from abc7 mornings.elopments in the napa valley high school hazing investigation. late last night, school board reversed the expulsion for johnny torres. he's a 16-year-old quarterback straight "a" student and one of five expelled for inappropriately touching a teammate last hall loween. he denied any wrongdoing in an open hear of three days. alexis? >> we have a sinkhole in san francisco. this is on 7th street between townsend and bran non. it looks like a large work truck somehow broke through the roadway there and the sinkhole opened up. hearing the measurements around five feet and 14 feet so i'm guessing this is a long-term repair situation. for now, 7th is fully closed between brannon and townsend. reggie, back to you. >> a busy area of one hero was on a mission to pasave snack time., watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> let's take a look at temperatures. mainly low to u

you had your costume picked up, reggie. >> i will not be dressed as peck achew. last year everybody was dressed as pikachu. >>> and then zuckerberg just posted a video of the moment he got accepted to the school in 2002. >> you want me to open this? >> i don't know. what does it say? put it away for a second. >> i can't see it. >> oh, man. >> yay. >> what? >> i got accepted. >> are you serious? >> yeah. all right! >> that is the most -- yay, i got accepted. maybe he knew bigger things were still to come. >> or maybe he knew he was going to drop out, and 15 years after he dropped out he will get his honorary degree next wednesday. >>> and then accused of changing responses to a survey. responses to a survey. how >>> we are tracking breaking news in oakland after several people were trapped in an overturned car. we will let you know how progress is going with that and firefighters working on that, and that's next. and that's next. >>> and then a program the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing

. >>> reggie, i have been monitoring the feeds all morning and the acquittal prompted big protests overnight. people have seen shouting quote no justice, no peace, no racist police on the streets of tulsa. later a smaller group blocked off roads in the downtown area, but despite all the angry feelings, it was relatively peaceful and nobody was arrested or hurt. >>> and everything should be back to normal after a computer outage caused major delays. dmv workers were kept from registering vehicles or license for hours. many decided not to wait and others just stood and stood and stood in line hoping for the best. >> we have been standing in line and a lot of people left real angry, and i think it's not worth it. we have been waiting here for 45 minutes. >> normally the line is around the block, so normally you come to dmv and you expect to wait at least a couple hours. >> the dmv computers came back slowly and it's trying to determine what caused the outage in the first place. >>> and then take a look at the surveillance photos from april 21st. it shows a suspect walk into the cvs and then he

it's name is now reggie. >> puppi seem to know, too.always go for the person crying the most. >> their tears taste salty. >> well, her joy is palpable. and her mom seems to be surprised about howal she is. >> if you ever lost a dog, it is really hard. it's just good she's able new o. >>> you go to some great lengths to raise money especially if it's for a good cause. >> we're niels. and he is there with his boy mike the cop. >> i convinced mike the cis nos. >> yeah. now, mike the cop is one of the cofounders of a foundation in detroit, michigan, called humanizing the badge. and he's at cream barbershop getting the pluckty pluckty pluck pluck. to donate. and it's working because the views are up. >> share this. share this. >> get this over with. >> all right. we're at 3,000. >> poor mike the cop has no hair to spare. leave the nose hairs alone. >> that shows what great sacrifice he's willing to make. >> i feel like it's like pulling teeth with attaching them to a rocket door. >> it's been sitting there for awhile so it's nice and stuck i