as soon as i got to the shu, they made me single cell because i had too much violence. i knew i was going to have to take a cellie and i was kind of worried about it. over here men tend to act a little more aggressive, chaotic, you know, a little more uncontrolled of their own emotions. but -- >> what did you fear? >> being trapped in a cell with a big-ass cellie who's going to beat the hell out of you or chop you up, you know. wait until you're asleep and cut your throat. you don't know what another man is thinking in prison. you could be asleep, and then all of a sudden, you know, you ain't going to wake up. one of the ceos wanted to cell me up with a black man. i'm not really a racist person, but i am afraid of their politics. i wasn't going to take that chance. so i asked the inmates on the yard, you know, is there anybody who needs a cellie. yeah, there's a dude upstairs. he's leaving in november. you can cell with him. i moved in with ian. he's a little crazy at times, but if you go with it, he's all right, you know? >> he is a pretty nice guy. he's really religio

. >> thank you, shu. >>> california pacific medical center runs the largest als research center on the west coast. patients are able to try out new technologies to communicate when they are no longer able to speak. machines that track eye movement have been around for a long time. so are those that speak for als patients. but that synthesized voice is going away. patients are able to record phrases in their own voice. >> just being able to say "i love you" in your own voice and to be able to say, i don't think so, or whatever your expressions are, or your own laughter. >> much of the cutting edge technology comes from tech startups looking to track eye movements for marketing purposes. >>> budgeting might be about numbers on paper, but in real life it's about the people. >> next, the local artists facing federal budget cuts and find out who could help them out. also ahead -- >> the best things in life are not necessarily free. i'm michael finney. coming up, a warning about free trial offers that are now sweeping the bay area and the country. >>> plus, find out who's in >>> i proposed a

. >> thank you, shu. >>> california pacific medical center runs the largest als research center on the west coast. patients are able to try out new technologies to communicate when they are no longer able to speak. machines that track eye movement have been around for a long time. so are those that speak for als patients. but that synthesized voice is going away. patients are able to record phrases in their own voice. >> just being able to say "i love you" in your own voice and to be able to say, i don't think so, or whatever your expressions are, or your own laughter. >> much of the cutting edge technology comes from tech startups looking to track eye movements for marketing purposes. >>> budgeting might be about numbers on paper, but in real life it's about the people. >> next, the local artists facing federal budget cuts and find out who could help them out. also ahead -- >> the best things in life are not necessarily free. i'm michael finney. coming up, a warning about free trial offers that are now sweeping the bay area and the country. >>> plus, find out who's in >>> i proposed a

thank you, shu. >>> now, it's really emotional. you cn read clark's full statement about his diagnosis on our news app and at abc 7 news.com. we also have the full statement from the 49ers, a list of als resources and how you can help donate to research to continue to fight this terrible disease. >>> well, there are some big changes for uber, just as two managers step away from the company, uber is backing down from a large expansion plan in oakland. it's still moving some people there, but we'll tell you where the majority will go. >> up next, a new report on the deadly ghost ship fire now in the hands of the district attorney. what we've learned about that report. plus -- >>> i pity the other competition. >> mr. t is just one of the selects hitting the dance floor tonight on an all new "dancing with the stars." we'll have a preview. >> i've got to see mr. t dance. >>> take a look outside. you're taking a look at the macarthur maze on this busy and drizzly monday. inching along as you might expect this time of day. stay with us, a

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it prompted state police to shu precaution, in the end nobody was found but they found an open window on t building directly across the street from the lot and investigators are back on the looking at surveillance footage for clues. the police chief says the woman was rattledshot. >> she was shaken up and she ane is really lucky because the bullets missed inches. >> others that heard the gun fire including construction building were inside at the time. anyone with information is to call central detectives. walter perez, channel 6 "acti>> after he said he tried to t rob his 15-year-old son in west philadelphia. police say that the sun and his market street at 1:00 this morning when a man with a gun took hire the teenager told him what happened and the father went to find the man and an hour later the police responded to the same scene for response to a shooting and they found the victim with gunshot wounds to the face. he is listed in critical condition and no arrests have been made. >>> the next phase of repairs are happening at the vandalized mt. carmel cemetery in wissinoming. they

there is no greater example than the per nish shus effortor harm zroil israel through boycotts, divestmentnd sanctions. the bds movement. three years ago i stood before you and called out bds movement for what it really is, a deeply biased campaign to delegitimize the jewish state. it's supporters whether they mow it or not are practicing a modern form of anti-semitism, no less. [ applause ] they treat what is anti-semitism? it's the double standard. everyone could farm but the jew could not. everyone could live in moscow but the jew could not. every could get a college degree but the jew could not. every nation can live in peace, but the jewish nation cannot. [ applause ] >> they seek to impose boycotts solely on israel and not on any other nation. the bds movement condemns israel but willfully turns a blind tie nation who's actually violate human rights, even and especially in the middle east. i ask these so-called social justice crusaders, where are your boy koots cots against iran? a country that sponsors terrorism around the globe, executes dissenters and hangs them from construction

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. >> shu, thanks a lot. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, a teenager who crushes blocks with his head. the new guinness world record set today. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on cofi tv, how thieves stole fist full of jewels overnight. and here at 11:00, more problems for san francisco based uber, the company pulling the self-driving cars from arizona roads because of a crash. but uber tonight says it was not their fault. >>> a bosnia teenager has a new world record and possibly a headache after crushing building blocks with his head. the 16-year-old is a black belt junior tae kwon do champion and crushing 111 building blocks in 35 seconds. the guinness book of world records was on hand to authenticate and he said he could have kept going. >> it seems like there is enough impact to break the brick. s that was odd that. >> you have kids. every 16-year-old has a hard head like that. >> all right, gentlemen. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. [knock on door] (audrey) jeff, can you get that? hey. hey, bud. hey, can i borrow y

. >> shu, thanks a lot. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, a teenager who crushes blocks with his head. guinness world record set today. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on cofi tv, how thieves stole fist full of jewels overnight. and here at 11:00, more problems for san francisco based uber, the company pulling the self-driving cars from arizona roads because of a crash. but uber tonight says it was not their fault. >>> a bosnia teenager has a new world record and possibly a headache after crushing building blocks with his head. the 16-year-old is a black belt junior tae kwon do champion and crushing 111 building blocks in 35 seconds. the guinness book of world records was on hand to authenticate and he said he could have kept going. >> it seems like there is enough impact to break the brick. s that was odd that. >> you have kids. every 16-year-old has a hard head like that. >> all right, gentlemen. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. have a good one. then you belong at bass pro shops for huge savings during our dog days sale. like a 3-pack

market drich and all i can tell you, start shopping around, because at some point as fed moves up, shu see te drich and all i can response in cd rates and savings deposit rates and things like that. something been long awaited for people on fixed income with fixed income investments, this may be helpful. host: you talk about politics, that wantshite house growth, members of congress who want to see growth. we have actions by the federal if i -- is t least, there?tug of war guest: sir, here is the thing. there was a line of argument yellen worked for the clinton white house, etcetera, interest rates. here is the thing, if she really wanted to, you know, throw a at donald trump, you would have heard tougher language yesterday on inflation and expectation of more rate hikes to come. she didn't do that. if you read the statement would have heard tougher language yesterday closely and look at the way it together with the data they produced, she's willing to inflation, le higher little bit slower path of rate increases to try to get below what down they think is full employment level. not th

last night the warriors won their third straight game blowing out the bucks, and here is shu with thethe first loss to memphis last night, and then the warriors gain in the west with a win at home, and all of you worried about steph curry's slump, it came to a temporary end last night. and i am a little concerned steph will pull a hammy doing this warmup. and the layup, and it was back come the dubs. and then the layup, another break, and green just missed a triple double. final seconds of the first quarter, steph toys with matthew, the former st. mary's star and drains the three. a little step-back action, and dubs down two after one. and then klay hits the three, and thompson had 21, and can matt barnes play quarterback. dubs on a 23-6 run, and then shot of the game. steph is going to pull up just past the logo, and dubs up 19 at the break. third quarter, more steph. finished with 28. 9 of 13, and 6 of 8 from deep, and that's going to earn a postgame interview spl spl spl dre phaupb. >>> and then the seven seeded st. mary's could not hold off arizona. they could not maintain intensi

here's shu with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. last night, and then the warriors gained with a begin over the bucks. i am a little concerned steph is going to pull a hammy doing this warmup. and stealing the curry pass, and then the layup and at one it was 23-9. and then back come the dubs. and passing everybody for the layup, and another break, green just missed a triple-double. final seconds of the first quarter, steph toys with matthew dellavedova, the former st. mary's star. dubs down two after one. and then klay hits the three, and thompson had 21. can barnes play quarterback? and watch this to draymond. dubs on a 23-6 run, and then shot of the game, steph is going to pullup just past the logo, and dubs up 19 at the break. third quarter, more steph. he finished with 28. 9 of 13, and 6 of 8 from deep. and that's going to earn a postgame interview splash from draymond, and the warriors go on to win it 17-92. >>> let's switch over to the ncaa tournament where st. mary's could not hold off second-seed arizona. and playing a perfe

now around the manassas area, seeing some shu seeing showers too. this is a very light shower. earlier it had some downpours assoed going on with that. all part of a storm system connected to what we saw earlier with this storm, which is now bringing some snow up towards parts of maine, but you can trail a front, and then another storm back to the west. this is the one that had all the severe weather yesterday into parts of oklahoma and texas. you can see it still spinning here. and look at the thunderstorm activity, lot of severe warnings with this and it's moving our way. timing wise, it's not good for severe weather. but we could still see a couple of stronger storms during the day tomorrow. ahead of it, nice and warm. 78, raleigh. 73 here. notices this. remember the cool air come all the way down to us yesterday, and then it's back on the retreat today. much nicer weather, little bit of a roller coaster, upper 70s saturday, in the 40s yesterday in the afternoon, back into the 70s today. tonight, couple of showers, even around 9:00. so don't a shower. do you need the umbrell

. >> galvin's violent ways in prison landed him in corcoran's security housing unit, the shu. it's a 23 hour a day lockdown reserved for only the most dangerous inmates. but galvin told us that his predatory ways began on the streets of fresno. >> i used to kidnap people and hold them for ransom. like, you know, you've got the college kids out there, you know they've got money, they're in college. so you know, you just take one of them. >> how? >> by force. >> how? >> just grab them by the neck and put them in the car, you know? have them call their parents and have them wire money to an account. you know, that's about it. after that you let them go, if they put the money in the bank. >> if they don't? >> that's a different story, you know? >> how does that story end? >> bad. i'm in here for kidnapping, ransom, and murder. so that kind of bad, you know? >> galvin's last kidnapping ended beyond bad. even before it got to the ransom stage, one of his victims managed to call his parents and give his location. >> when i was in the car with these two kids -- well, they weren't kids

here's shu with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning.ost to memphis last night so the warriors gained some ground in the west with a win at home over jason kidd's bucks. all of you worried about steph curry's slump, it came to at least a temporary end last night. i'm a little concerned steph will pull a hami some day doing this workup. the bucks came out running. they steal a curry pass, the layup and one. it was 23-9. but back on the dubs, speeding past everyone for the layup. another break, andre to draymond for the dunk. green just missed a triple h triple-double. steph toys with matthew dellavedova and drains the three. dubs down two after one. second quarter, dubs take the lead when klay hits the three. thompson had 21. can matt barnes play quarterback? watch this post pattern to draymond. dubs on a 23-6 run. and then shot of the game. steph will pull up just past the loeg oh dubs up 19 at the break. third quarter, more steph. he finished with 28. 9 of 13, 6 of 8 from deep. that's going to earn a postgame interview splash from draym

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shu.right here i can prove that there's limits to growth and will use the overhead, please. yeah, so the housing plan. the housing plan, we start at the bottom. 20%, community specific needs. seniors affordable homes artist. people from navigation systems graduated foster children. 20%. above that, 20% teacher, police, fire, muni employees, above that, 5% seniors who can move out of their homes. 15%, 20 year resident in the local zip codes and that can be 35-year-old people, 55-year-old people. then we go to 10% in the local zip codes for the seniors and then we have 30% open market and if it's residential, our rental is -- it's rent control. we can't do that. there are limits to growth. we can't do that because we're limits -- in this case to profit and the city can't do it on its own 100. we go back to 2nd and 3rd grade, no, there's not enough profit. can this stamp plate work? yes, it can. thank you. >> thank you, very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to pr

shu. right here i can prove that there's limits to growth and will use the overhead, please. yeah, so the housing plan. the housing plan, we start at the bottom. 20%, community specific needs. seniors affordable homes artist. people from navigation systems graduated foster children. 20%. above that, 20% teacher, police, fire, muni employees, above that, 5% seniors who can move out of their homes. 15%, 20 year resident in the local zip codes and that can be 35-year-old people, 55-year-old people. then we go to 10% in the local zip codes for the seniors and then we have 30% open market and if it's residential, our rental is -- it's rent control. we can't do that. there are limits to growth. we can't do that because we're limits -- in this case to profit and the city can't do it on its own 100. we go back to 2nd and 3rd grade, no, there's not enough profit. can this stamp plate work? yes, it can. thank you. >> thank you, very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to p

they're sitting down and talking about where it stands, some of the outstanding shus, and where they're onesies or twosies, what are the concerns and outstanding issues of some of the blocs and some of the individuals and having a discussion on that. anita. if somebody will ask when it passes, then -- >> do you want to have a briefing right after the vote? >> no. score one for you. >> if the bill doesn't pass, does the president still have confidence in -- >> i already answered that question. >> do you think that he should step down if it didn't -- >> he answered that question earlier. so asked and answered. >> after the vote whatever happens, how will we get a response from you all? >> electronically or verbally, but one of the two. peter. >> this is the president's first foray into the legislative sausage making process. has he fleereflected at all, ho it differ from negotiating a business deal? is it more complicated? >> i think we'll have plenty of time to reflect on it after we do this. so i know that -- i'll leave it at that for now. >> without pre-judging the outcome of will of w

we shouldn't be so prumt shus to deck date the role. i know you have your opinion on settlements. but it's also not our country. and we don't live there. and it's not saying it's not a problem i'm not so sure the united states should dictate this. i think that we ought to be aware of the ramifications of policy and voice our opinions on these. i think yours have been very strong. in favor of settlement. this has come up in a press conference. president trump has voiced heistancecy to the 54 new units in the west bank. i'm not here to say what my opinion is. we ought to account for and think about what 5400 new settlements in the west bank due to the possibility of piece. are you open to thinking about what the ramifications are other than saying, we should build all the time. >> are you open minded enough to know there are ramifications and you'll listen? i think sometimes we think everyone thinks alike in israel. we have no idea what goes on. they have more diversity and opinion we need to understand that, and your job as ambassador is to understand that maybe a third of the popu

as the nation's top law enforce mnlts official jeff sessions will oversee some of the most cob ten shus cases in the country, but this week he was the controversy. so much, it may be harder for the nation's top cop. >> i have been here for three weeks. a lot has been happening. >> this is likely not how jeff sessions eninvestigationed his first press conference as attorney general, announcing his recusal to the investigation of ties between the u.s. and russia after a previously undisclosed meeting with a russian ambassador. >> i believe those rex men dagss are right and just. in matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> sessions is unlikely to heed the democrats' call for a resignation, but so much controversy in the first few weeks of office could undermine the ambitious agenda he laid out earlier in the ek woo. he promised a renewed promise on drug prosecutions including marijuana. >> i am, as you know, am dubious about marijuana. >> strict on enforcement of immigration laws. >> we're housing a lot of people who committed serious crimes who entered the kun troy unlawfully and who

so a lot of our strategic shu l shuchls -- assumptions are based on the fact we can get all the capability there. it will get tougher as the force expands. >> general, you want to start with that? >> i do. i alluded to that earlier about growing too fast. and not talking -- not really doing the drill down, the deep analysis into the second and third order of effects. i would argue that the department needs to look very hard at strategic deployability. and includes concepts that we may end up having to go back to because of the constraints that we have on sea and airlift. we may in fact actually see that forward deployed forces with the larger footprint depending on the regions that the administration focuses on in the national security strategy, that might be the only answer in order to get through the short falls on lift. so there are a number of other options but i would expect that the department to take a hard look when you grow the force you have to be -- you have to be able to get the force to the region, to the theater. that's an absolutely great question and something i think is ve

shu.right here i can prove that there's limits to growth and will use the overhead, please. yeah, so the housing plan. the housing plan, we start at the bottom. 20%, community specific needs. seniors affordable homes artist. people from navigation systems graduated foster children. 20%. above that, 20% teacher, police, fire, muni employees, above that, 5% seniors who can move out of their homes. 15%, 20 year resident in the local zip codes and that can be 35-year-old people, 55-year-old people. then we go to 10% in the local zip codes for the seniors and then we have 30% open market and if it's residential, our rental is -- it's rent control. we can't do that. there are limits to growth. we can't do that because we're limits -- in this case to profit and the city can't do it on its own 100. we go back to 2nd and 3rd grade, no, there's not enough profit. can this stamp plate work? yes, it can. thank you. >> thank you, very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to pr

i have been in a room with senator thune and recognize i never ask a question so i wanted to make shu you had the opportunity. >> senator's time is expired. [laughter] >> senator peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to each of the commissioners for your public service and appreciate having you and your openness to discuss these important issues. chairman pai, you have said the commission must, i quote commit itself to being a truly independent agency that makes decisions based on fact and law. appreciate that comment. i know you are aware in december of 2015, chairman thune, ranking member nelson, senator booker, mccaskill, and i sent letters endorsing a plan for the joint testing of two proposals for spectrum sharing in the 5 giga hertz band. i i know that testing is underway. this band is vitally important to the automotive safety systems and decrease highway deaths and be an advancement when fully deployed. can you commit to making public all of the data that is collected by the fcc during the bench and field testing phase? >> senator, i would be happy to do so with the ca