and maybe he did, roxy thinks.e bouncer told her he saw a motorcycle near the scene that night. could it have been toby following them? roxy wonders whether toby pounced on dana after she fell from the bouncer's car and lay stunned and helpless on the road. remember adkins had gone looking for help. >> he had enough time to slam her head in that -- side of that road and then be gone 'cause his alibi is four trailers away from her body. that's his alibi. >> reporter: toby adamantly denies having anything to do with dana's death. he also denies he raped dana that afternoon or showed up at the club. >> when you hear the stories that you were there that night, you're sayin' that's baloney? >> that's -- that's total crock. >> she's got another part of the story. not only does she say you were there that night but she says that you violently assaulted dana. >> yeah. she, you know -- >> virt -- virtually raped her. >> did that happen? >> no, not at -- >> anything approximating that? >> -- all. no, not at all. not at all.

the san francisco transgender film festival. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was a packed house at the roxy theater. the entire three-day long festival is sold out. but the buzz this night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election just a few days ago. it was kind of a water mark maybe for how far we've come in the last few years. >> we made history tonight. >> in virginia, dan caroam became the first transgender person seated in the state legislature. >> maybe some of our stulgz, the needs of our community will get heard in a bigger way. >> many here admit things have changed since president trump took office, but not for the better. >> i wish there was a stronger movement because the trump administration is putting us down. but i'm optimistic. >> for this community, this week's elections and the film festival's success are proof this group is growing, not just in numbers, but influence as well. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 tonight. >> it's amazing how a tragedy will bring out the best in people. >> a north bay community comes together to help fire

you've got the ongoing rivalry and roxy conflict in lebanon.tors are undecided whether the site net positive or negative. shery: we will talk about what the arrest signals about the direction of the kingdom. clears -- it sounds clear that mbs is trying to consolidated power. are seeing a bit of uncertainty in the markets. the optimistic camp will say this is just a continuation of consolidation. he is putting a reform agenda and it's not great to see this happening but this will keep things moving. the flipside is to say that we have this big open reform agenda and have a huge gathering in the desert two weeks ago and now we've got what looks like a andly standard crackdown roundup of rivals. that's kind of undercutting things. david: is this a generational issue? what is the message to investors about the integrity of the economy of saudi arabia? >> i think the message that the kingdom wants to put forward is is looking into the future, into that has saudi economy never existed outside of oil. heres part of the problem is that in order to get

. >> reporter: it was a packed house at the roxie theater., the entire three-day-long festival is sold out. but the buzz this night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election just a few days ago that is kind of a water mark maybe maybe m far we've come the last few years. >> reporter: danna became the first transgender seated in a state position. >> it certainly gives hopes that maybe some of our struggles, the needs of our community will actually get heard, you know, in a bigger way. >> reporter: many here admit things have changed since president trump took office, but not for the better. >> i wish there was a stronger movement, because, you know, the trump administration is really, really putting us down. but i'm very optimistic. >> reporter: for this community, this week's elections and the film festival's success are proof that this group is growing, not just in numbers, but in influence as well. lisa amin, abc 7 news.c 7 news.. stomp o >>> one california neighborhood sees bears pretty often, but for one f

. >> ladies and gentlemen, home box office and the roxy are pleased to present robin williams!tuff is just madness. it's a total drift perspective. it's a combination of writing and acting at the same time, which work wonderfully. >> i'm doing fantastic. no you're not, you fool. you're not doing essence, just pure caca. no reality. no discussion of truth in the nature of man. >> both you have be quiet. shut up. i'm the rational mind. you'll have to release the subconscious. he'll be the arbitrator. >> i totally think robin williams had a pinball machine head. i just think he would pull his tongue and the ball would get launched and it would bounce off everything. it was definitely stardust and magic. >> it was self-expression. and robin went anywhere that the words and the informality of thought, the madness i guess, the harvested madness would take us. and i loved that. >> look, toys all over the set. don't be afraid. come on, mr. camera, we're going crazy. come on. >> when he would just take these flights of fancy and go on for ten minutes or 20 minutes, you know, that was th

that lifted the veil on adp, that it opened their eyes and help them understand the business, and roxy an inherent the healthy thing for shareholders and management teams, because against liberal to focus on the issues. we researched a whole bunch of issues about the company which were not as well-known and now the company has a chance to address those issues. and we are rooting for the management. my goal is not to win proxy fights but to succeed. if this board of directors can get it done without our not having to do any more work, that is a huge win for us. that was bill ackman, pershing capital management's ceo speaking with vonnie quinn earlier today. for the "bloomberg business flash." blue apron fell to a record low today after the ceo highlighted problems with profit margins at its newest fulfillment center. margins at the center in linden, new jersey, were significantly lower than the average at other facilities. the company has lost about 70% of its value since its june ideal. googles a time of unit will start chauffeurin people in minivans without so-called safety drivers. a

. >> it was a packed house at the roxie theater. the entire three-day long festival is sold out. but the buzz this night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election a few days ago that, you know, is a watermark maybe for how far we've come in the last few years. we made history tonight. >> in virginia, danica rome became the first openly transgender person elected and seated in a state legislature. >> love the fact that she defeated the chief home foeb in virginia. >> gives hope that maybe some of our struggles, the needs of our community will actually get heard in a bigger way. >> many here admit things have changed since president trump took office but not for the better. >> i wish there was a stronger movement because the trump administration is really, really putting us down. but i'm very optimistic. >> for this community, the elections and the film festival's success are proof this group is growing, not just in numbers but influence as well. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> still to come, an important deadline. north bay wildfire -- you need

. >> it was a packed house at the roxie theater. the entire three-day long festival is sold out.is night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election a few days ago that, you know, is a watermark maybe for how far we've come in the last few years. we made history tonight. >> in virginia, danica rome became the first openly transgender person elected and seated in a state legislature. >> love the fact that she defeated the chief homophobe in virginia. >> gives hope that maybe some of our struggles, the needs of our community will actually get heard in a bigger way. >> many here admit things have changed since president trump took office but not for the better. >> i wish there was a stronger movement because the trump administration is really, really putting us down. but i'm very optimistic. >> for this community, the elections and the film festival's success are proof this group is growing, not just in numbers but influence as well. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, an important deadline. north bay wildfire victims n

. >> roxie 30. okay.. >> reporter: men and women struggling to beat their drug addictions are sad the not hard to find. carl after knee replacement surgery couldn't afford the meds for long and went to street dealers in search of pain relief. you're getting what looks locate real prescription medication. >> but it's not. >> reporter: dealers can press the pills to make them look like anything. >> people get these things and they can press -- >> reporter: to make it look like it's a prescription pill. >> correct. always their doing is getting rich and beating people and people still in pain. >> reporter: it's killing people. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: proof of that in this new state health alert in new jersey this year law enforcement seized over half a million fake prescription pills sold on the streets. pills that may claim, trips, to be pour feign but instead were heroin two time stronger 100 times stronger or even carfentanil 10,000 times stronger. enough to tranquilize an elephant and kill a person w

. >> roxie 30. okay. percocet 30. >> reporter: men and women struggling to beat their drug addictions are sadly not hard to find. people like carl who after knee replace many surgery couldn't avenue for the meds for long and at one point went to street dealers in search of pain relief. >> you're getting what looks like real prescription medication. >> but it's not. >> reporter: he says dealers can press the pills to make them look like anything. >> people get these things and they could press -- >> reporter: to make looks like it's prescription pill. >> correct. and all they're doing is getting rich and beating people and people still in pain. >> reporter: it's killing people. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: proof of that in this new state health alert in new jersey this year law enforcement ceased over -- seized over a million fake prescription pills sol on the streets. pills that may claim to be morphine but instead were heroin two times stronger, fentanyl 100 times stronger or even car fentanyl 10,000 time