sadler graduated a year later than planned because he took time off for a speaking tour. >>> uniquely san francisco -- >> stop talking about me. >> that's true. but this thumbs up, the 106th running of the beta breakers race. >> more than 40,000 runners hit the pavement yesterday. it's known for its whacky costumes. some people dressed as naughty salmon, and broke the rules and kho chose to race upstream. and police enforced the no alcohol policy. >> there was nothing in those red cups. >> if you see a red solo cup, it has just water in it definitely. and they had sobriety tents that needed it and most seemed to behaved themselves. >> we don't have to deal with the urination problem. not too many people drunk. >> and a man from kenya won the race. >> no fancy costumes for him. he is just running hard. he takes it seriously and i appreciate that. >> as serious as you can take something standing next to a giant pink money. hi, mike. >> a little dichotomy going on there, wasn't there? >> yeah. >> and glad to know the weather turned out how we expected. cloudy on the bay side and cloudy o

sadler returned and broke in, he took a knife from the kitchen, went up to her room and killed her. august, just days before the suspect was arrested, i spoke to linda johnston's former neighbor and friend. >> it was very sad, such a nice lady. i have no words to describe how i feel right now. >> reporter: police say sadler gold prius, which was always parked beside her house. >> he used her credit card to purchase snacks on a video that we have, and there are other videos that we have of him using her credit cards. >> reporter: ahead, how a new law being used in this case could help protect marylanders from being victimized in their own homes. that's coming up at 6:00. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> a powerful telling of a crisis of amount dictiddiction, the eyes of local college students. the stories they found when they followed local police for a year. >>> and mothers speaking out against the latest health care proposal. why they say it will result in >>> as the gop health care bill heads through the senate, we're hearing from mothers about the impact. one woman speaking with d

then once arrested, sadler told cops i don't know how i went from stealing cars to murder. >> this ishe went there with a weapon to make sure no one would stop him. >> he has a history of mental illness. regardless a judge will sentence him and he faces nebraska prison. >> reporting in rockville, kevin lewis, abc7 gibbetedden and stabbed to death is what prosecutors accuse ms-13 gang members to doing to damaris rivas in january. 17-year-old venus irreheta stabbed her 13 times because she felt she was responsible for the death of her boyfriend. irreheta went missing after the murder but was later charge and is now tried as an adult. >> crackdown on illegal immigrants nationwide. i.c.e. agents say 1,400 people were arrested in a sting operation targeting gang members. in the past six weeks 52 people were arrested including 29 members of the gang ms-13. 21 of the suspects face murder, rain, sex assault charges. these are just the type of the people that i.c.e. agents want off the streets. >> the goal at the end of the day is to arrest, prosecute, imprison, deport and transnational gang m

. >> the suspect in this crime, quasi sadler is his name leaded guilty to johnston's murder today. prosecutors say sadler broke into johnston's wheaton home last august and stabbed her nearly 40 times. he also stole the victim's purse and went shopping with her credit cards. of life in prison. howardtence- university is at the center of a major lawsuit tonight. five former and current students are suing the school under the title nine violations. they claim the school did not properly investigate sexual assaults on campus. the women say mishandling of their reports forced them to attend classes even live in the same dorm as their attackers. the victims claim the university didn't do anything in march of 2016 there was a protest after would of the victims discovered they lad been attacked by the same student. >> our client's perspective is that if the university had taken action on that first report he may not have been on campus. he may not have you ever met our other client and she may not have been attacked. the university release a statement, it said it takes all sexual assault

anthony sadler will get his diploma in kinesiology from sacramento state.the summer of 2015, sadler and his childhood friends, spencer stone and alek skarlatos tackled and tied up a would be gunman before he opened fire on a train heading to france from belgium. they came home to a hero's welcome. even covered a book called, the 15th 17 to paris. it's being turned into a movie by clint eastwood. >> the book was actually the first chance we had to sit down and reflect about how we felt about things. >> he said they are having a lot of fun tried to figure out which actor will portray them in the movie. >>> controversy is brewing over a proposed blue bottle coffee location in san francisco. the oakland-based coffee company wanted to open a shop in san francisco's lower haight were the mom-and-pop coffee shop shutdown. but to move to that location, the owners needed a conditional permit from the planning commission since that specific neighborhood has a ban on retail chains with more than 11 locations. the planning commission decided to deny the permit and they

sadler returned to steal johnston's car, breaking in through a pad locked door. took a knife from the kitchen, went up to her room and killed her. >> there were multiple stab wounds, multiple cutting injuries. this was a brutal, brutal attack. >> maryland lawmakers have created a law making home invasions a separate crime, because they are so terrifying. >> it gives the judge the additional tools necessary to impose the appropriate sentence. >> quasi sadler will be sentenced in september. he faces the possibility of life in prison. reporting from wheaton, chris gordon, news4. >>> a warning tonight for homeowners in the district. you might not be able to sell your house when you want to, and your renter could be entitled to chunk of your profits, as discovered by the news4 i-team. jody fleischer has more now on wh payouts. >> the news4 i-team has uncovered loopholes in a decades' old law now being exploited to create a booming new industry. this attorney has converted his entire law practice to handle only topa cases. the tenant opportunity to purchase act. it giv

anthony sadler will get his diploma in kinesiology from sacramento state. in the summer of 2015, sadler and his two friends, spencer stone and alec carlotta's tackled and tied up a would be gunman before he opened fire on a train heading to france from belgium. they came back to a hero's welcome and even cowrote a book called "the 1517 to paris" it's not being turned into a movie by clint eastwood. >> the book was actually the first chance we had to sit down and reflect about how we felt about things. >> sadler said all of them are trying to figure out who will play them in the movie. >>> controversy bring ever proposed blue bottle coffee location in san francisco. the company wanted to open a shop in lower haight where the mom-and-pop coffee shop shutdown. the owners needed a conditional permit from the planning commission because that neighborhood has a ban on retail chains with more than 11 locations. the planning commission denied the permit and ended up siding with neighbors. >> i just want to have more privately owned businesses. >> where did starbuck

anthony sadler will get a diploma from sac state.and his childhood friends tackled and tied up a would be gunman before he opened fire on a train heading to france from belgium. they cowrote a book called the 15-17 to paris which is being turned into a movie by clint eastwood. >> it's a first chance we got to sit down and reflect about how we did things. >> they're having quite a time getting actors and portray them on the film. they didn't have anything like this when i was a kid. >> congratulations. >> [music] >> they serenaded some students from uc berkeley. >> my graduation ceremony was not like that. >> i hope you're with us on monday morning. pam cook will give us a tour of the most successful fertility clinics in the country. they will share personal stories about how they started a family with the help of an egg donor and sarah guess. that's coming up monday morning here on the nine. have a great weekend. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i us

yesterday montgomery county court kafi sadler plet guilty to her murder. police say he also stole johnson's credit card and car. >> he purchase snacks on a video that we have and there are other videos that we have of him using her credit card. >> sadler could spend the rest of his life in prison when he is sentenced in september. his girlfriend was also charged in this case. >>> today joint services will be held in south boston for dr. richard field and his fiance, dr. lena polonos. both were brutally murdered in their condos just after dr. field texted a friend to send police. officers found the suspect still inside the condo and shot him during the standoff. >>> today a man accused by nine gym ninasts of sexually assault them is in court. he is facing 22 charges from nine victims. today a judge will decide whether there is enough evidence for trial. >>> take a look at these flames in this fire could be seen for miles overnight. look at that. you'll see the fire consumed most of tho building, even some trailers around it. one worker taken to the hospital

. >> prosecutors say kwasi sadler broke into linda johnston's home last august times.also stole the victim's purse and went on a shopping spree with her credit cards. he's due back in court in september. >> metro investigating after a door opened on the wrong side of the platform. this happened yesterday. wrong door opening under on a red line train at rhode island avenue. no one was hurt but the train operator has been removed from service for the time being. >>> a bold thief reaches across the counter at a convenience store off naylor road in southeast. the thief able to grab money from the register before taking off. if you know anything, give police a call. >>> a 17-year-old arrested and charged a gang related murder of a gaithersburg teen will be tried as an adult. the teen one of 10 people arrested in the case. she admitted to stabbing a 15-year-old multiple times. >>> and in a nearly two year investigation authorities in maryland and virginia have confiscated 600,000 cartons of illegal cigarettes with a police arrested four men following traffic stops in cecil l

people have been coming here to reflect with a mixture of emotions, sadler, anger, defiance, people wanting normality. two people herejoin the poor who are from manchester needs your love. tell us all about this. since the events that happened there has been adopted of people in manchester that feel they want do something but —— a lot of people in manchester. the simplest thing i could come up with was give a hug and spread more love instead of eight. love in the face of heat. —— instead of hate. what is it about the hog that brings people together? it brings people closer, you invite people into your personal space, it's makes them feel connected and if you hold a hug for 20 seconds it has an effect on how an individualfeels. tell 20 seconds it has an effect on how an individual feels. tell us the numbers involved and how many people you think you have hog so far? there are around 20 of us today and i have hugged about 200 people. it is something that is working. earlier you said to me there are some people they will not have people there to support them. tell us people there to support th

today, 23-year-old quasi sadler pleated guilty to first-degree murder. john mccarthy called this a savage murder. >> before he went to the area of the house where the keys were, he armed himself with a knife. so he may have gone in there with a knife, but he made sure he had a weapon and no one would prevent him from taking the car. >> reporter: he faces the when sentenced in september. ahead, why a neighbor felt that police needed to come to check on the welfare of linda johnston. we'll hear part of the 911 emergency call on news4 at 5:00. >>> in the district, american university is trying to relieve some of the tension on campus after a recent hate related incident. someone left wbananas in nooses on campus earlier this month. kristin wright has the details. >> reporter: after a difficult couple of weeks all centered on race and racism, the university has announced a new anti-racist research and policy center. the administration here at au says this center will look at ways to reduce or even get rid of racial inequality at au and beyond. >> what we're

once arrested, kwasi sadler told cops "i don't know how i went from stealing cars do murder." >> this s steal a car but he was going to make sure he had a weapon to enable him to get away with the car and no one was going to prevent him from taking the car. >> sad her has a history of mental illness. a judge will sentence him in september. he faces decades in prison. reporting in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. michelle: an investigation to how a metro door opened on the wrong side. a scary sight for those riding on the red line. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is live with what the agency is saying. this is serious. >> this is the rhode island station. you can see the train there. the doors on that side. that is what we believe that the doors open. tonight, they don't believe that protocol was followed. >> watch as the doors of the redline train open on the wrong side of the train in rush hour. metro says it happened wednesday morning at the elevated track. it happened while the train was stopped. >> one in a million it's too many. brianne: metro officials say when

so, we will talk to katie sadler. she's an technical analyst about what the market underpinnings look like. that should be interesting. also, we have mark grant. they call mark grant from southwest securities the wizard. not the wizard of lies which was the madoff hbo premiere that i tried to watch saturday. i couldn't get past de niro. >> was it disappointing, the trailer is so enticing? >> my wife has seen both the cnbc offering and the hbo offering. she liked the cnbc better. i think we could do a better job, maybe. because it started out on our special where, you know, the market's down and people are coming in trying to get redemptions. he's like, why, you don't need redemptions, i always come through, something like that. but that's how it started. he was always able to keep it going as long as people weren't taking the money out to do the financial crisis. that's when a ponzi scheme breaks down, right? like, what, you want your money back? look at the statement. i couldn't get past de niro. it's like, you're st

in august 2015 anthony sadler was one of three northern california men who helped tackle a gunman on a paris- bound train. france awarded the three men the legion of honor and sacramento welcomed their return with a parade. clint eastwood is now directing a film based on the ordeal. >>> well, with his warm weather san francisco's park could get packed over the next week or so. >> yeah, still ahead the dramatic increase being proposed to punish people who don't clean up their trash. >>> the detense be is scheduled to call their first -- the defense is getting ready to schedule their first call for the murder case against anthony garcia-torres. jurors found garcia-torres guilty on all counts including murder of the 15-year-old sierra lamar and the attempted kidnapping of three other women. they're now deciding whether to recommend the death penalty or life in prison. >>> a $1,000 fine for littering as ktvu debora villalon reports that is the proposal from the san francisco supervisor fed up with trash left at deloris park. >> and it looked a lot like summer to start up the music to fin

. >> reporter: with anthony sadler's college experience taking an extraordinary detour. >> if you lookit feels like it has gone back quickly but feels like we have lived 10 lifetimes. >> reporter: in august 2015 he and his childhood friends are responsible for successfully thwarting a terrorist attack on a french trained. tackling anti-not gunmen before killing passengers. >> i'm extremely thankful it happened in the way it happened. [ applause ]. >> reporter: terrorism immediately catapulting the trio into the spotlight. >> my first was with jimmy fallon and i knew he would be so cool it would feel -like interview. >> reporter: hometown hero sacramento parade and a book. he tells us writing the 1517 to paris with therapeutic. >> the book was the first chance to reflect about how we felt about being there. >> reporter: a two-story becoming a motion picture directed by clint eastwood. >> that is kind of like the big things like who will play as in a movie. >> reporter: the 24-year-old extracurricular activities include a hollywood legend. >> crazy and a blessing it is even still relevan