down to the other breaking news, two buses crashing in the soma district. we know at least five people are injured. here's the look from the scene on fremont. they say a bus hit a light poll they don't know why. at least five people have been hurt. buck is on the scene. he confirmed that the five people transported are the driver of the bus, two passengers in the bus, two people in another car. we can tell you no passengers, or rather no pedestrians were injured nor any children. >> we have seen a lot of protests, moving on to another story of the day, many times we see a group of people who wear black to cover their faces. >> yes. also known as the group known as violent against others and protesters. and antifa is the shortened name for it. goes behind the mask. >> reporter: you are about to meet some of the people called antifa. they tell us what they want and why they think they need violence to get it. >> from berkeley to charlottesville, a growing political movement making its presence and tactics clear. >> stand for white supremacy. >> antifa, short

ahead 2—1, but syria pushed for an equaliser and it arrived three minutes into stoppage time — al somak and a place in the playoffs. so syria now play australia over two legs with the winners playing someone from north and central america. that could still be the united states. syria's draw extinguished china's faint hopes of reaching only their second world cup — that despite snatching a 2—1 win over 2022 hosts qatar thanks to wu lei's late winner. wales struck twice in the final ten minutes to record a hard—fought 2—0 victory over moldova and boost their world cup qualification hopes. chris coleman's side dominated for long periods but were missing the final touch to punish group d's whipping boys. hal robson—kanu headed wales in front before aaron ramsey's deflected strike in injury time sealed a 2—0 win. aleksandar kola rov hampered the republic of ireland's world cup dream as io—man serbia eased themselves to the brink of qualification in dublin. obviously we have a lot of disappointed players, particularly after that performance. it is not just one game, it is how they feel about

sample from expresses around the world at the soma arts cultural center. from educational seminars to arts and krafrkts music and, of course, tropical rumct and proceeds benefit a great cause. the helping people foundation. celebration the lbgtq community of the east bay this weekend of the oakland pride parade and festival. the party kicks off at so:30 sunday morning with a parade at broadway and 14th followed by a pride festival on friday. grammy-nominated recall artist is headlining the main stage. for more details go to our website abc7news.com and we'll hook you up with hoodline. >> 2018 miss america competition airs this sunday right here on abc 7. the iconic show is back for its 97th year. this is video from last year's competition. 451 contestants including miss california will represent their home states and, of course, district of columbia. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings smoke to host chris harrison and sage steele. >> i know they are all exceptional women, but how does miss california look? >> so far she's done well in the prelimry, and she'

interrupted on november the ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety she had just emerged from her weekly soma visit when she was swept up in the crowds pouring across the ward and into west berlin. she said to me mother i've never been much of a civic activist so joining an activist movement isn't my thing. she said she'd also consider the social democrats. in january one nine hundred ninety they still looked like they might do really well here. but then she thought they'll make it on their own we need something new. that was her pragmatic mind speaking. and then came the east german democratic movement the democratic awakening which included past surrender and she said it's chaos there they need me. soon thereafter in spring one thousand nine hundred. appointed deputy spokesperson for the first and only democratically elected east german government. was the turning point she joined the christian democrats the c.d.u. and began a rapid and grueling rise up the political ladder. seemed made to order for then chancellor helmut kohl she was just what he wanted for his west and male dominated chri

police, it's lucky there weren't more passengers and pedestrians on the sidewalk at this busy hour at soma. he cause is under investigation. the extent of the injuries noon crews were called to san leandro after a suspected pipe bomb was found in a dumpster near foothill and 150th avenue. according to the alameda county sheriff, it was likely a hoax device that looked real. you can see a bomb squad on the scene dismanhattanling the device. the sheriff's department has cleared the scene. >>> a bizarre rescue in the east bay after a wayward dog was spotted on the bart tracks here around 8 a.m. near the coliseum station in oakland. cell phone video showing riders watching the k-9 go back and forth on the tracks. it took crews about half-hour to rang the dog to safety. the incident caused major bart delays. this morning, chopper 5 was over the coliseum station as riders waited on that platform the backup was bad also at the fruitvale station. the dog is okay taken to animal control. >>> it was a fight in the oakland hills and now the fire department says the fire is 80% contained and all evacu

. >> reporter: at the skate park under the freeway soma, sam is trying to perfect a grind, but almost didn't come out to practice. >> what i got up, i thought it was fog, i thought it was going to be way colder. but i go out, it's super warm because of the heat wave, and it smells. >> reporter: that's because smoke from the wildfires have blowing into the bay, combine that with the pollution in the area, take away our normal ocean breeze, and that's what's creating the bad air problem. more stuff in the air you don't want to breathe, and less visibility. which is noticeable for people out enjoying the day at did he divorce park. >> the east -- delores bay. >> the east, it's more hazy. we've been seeing more asthma, emphysema. >> reporter: doctors say people with breathing issues should stay inside an air conditioned space. >> when you breathe in the particulates, it irritate your lungs. if you can't make mucus, it makes it worse. >> reporter: but for the folks at the park, and the skate park, the draw of a warm san francisco day outweighs the warning. >> there's not much we can do, be

designated teterror group, based inin soma, was responsible for the september 2013 attack on the westgatemall in nairobi that killed 67 people, and for the death of over 140 in the april 2015 attack on kenya's garissa university. nir kalron i investigated the links between al shabaab and illicit ivory trade in 2012. kalron: al shabaab was controlling the ports of kismayo, marca, and big parts of mogadishu, including access to the port through its agents. evidence frorom kenya suggggests the local and regional poachers used that access. we'd seen evidence from ports in marca and kismayo of ivory, large stocks of it, and had collected evidence from individuals that testified to having profited frfrom thahat te with al shabaab b agents. knights:s: al shabaab did contnl various ports in somalia where the ivory is being shipped out of, and they would basasically charge a tax for anything being shipped out. narrator: al shabaab levies s a% to 7% tatax on ivoryry that pass through areas they control, makingng about $25250,000 a yeyr from ivoryry. insurgenent groups and armed forces units are not

same group of illegal aliens. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the anger of protestors blocking traffic in soma was palpable and for some like this person, the announcement was a sobering reality. >> i just feel like i got played, you know, like i came here when i was 2 years old. i had no say. i was 2 years old and they just want me to leave this country, like, i'm more american than mexican. >> reporter: the daly city resident is unsure of what his future holds. >> i feel like any moment they might deport me. they know where i live. they know where my family lives. they have all my information. >> reporter: it wasn't just illegal immigrants holding court in the streets of san francisco but those who love them, like karina lauro. >> for a lot of people, it's big numbers of undocumented immigrants but each of those numbers is a person. it's a friend. it's a colleague. it's a lot of people in the crowd. it's important to remember that, you know, these policies affect real people. >> reporter: after marching to city hall, all eyes turned toward capitol hill and congress to codify daca into law an

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abc 7 news was in soma.ery first female firefighter on the force faced sharing bathrooms and common sleeping areas but persevered. >> all i wanted from them was to share their knowledge and they did. when that happened i was to say shocked but they were very giving in their knowledge which is what you need to be a good firefighter. i was blessed to be at station 5. >> today the station has 272 women. a woman chief, and a largest percentage of women on any fire department in the u.s. and in the top five in the world. >>> first lady melania trump made her first solo trip to canada for the invictus invictus the first lady said she was rooting the u.s. team on to victory. >> i also want to wish you good luck. i know you won't need it in these games. take that fighting spirit that i know you have and bring home the gold. >> later the first lady met with britain's prince harry. he founded in games after serving as an officer in the british army. >>> we talked about how breezy it was around the bay area today. >> a

today chronicle books held a good old fashioned bake sale at their san francisco headquarters in soma more than 26-hundred dollars made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match that, nearly 52-hundred dollars will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. employees at the publishing company have been doing this for natural disasters for years.. (kristen hewitt, chronicle books)i feel like doing something with your hands to help out has become our company philosophy and we want to continue to do this for people who are in need whenever we can.(vicki) on monday, the owners of 'kit tea', the hayes valley cat cafe will donate half the day's proceeds to 'austin pets alive' - an animal rescue foundation. and next wednesday, wes-burger on mission street will hold a barbecue. the tickets are $25 dollars each...and the money will go to food banks in flooded areas. (grant) since monday we've been telling you to text the word harvey to 90-999 to make a donation to the red cross. we just got word that number is no longer working...because so many

sample from over 40 premium rum brand expressions that soma arts cultural centers. there's fun for all. and proceeds benefit a great cause. the operation helping people foundation. celebrate the llgbtq festival with a parade at broadway and 14th, followed by an all time broad festival. and the parade is free, $10 will get you into the festival. for details on these events and more go to our website, abc 7 news.com. we'll lirng you up with hoodline. >>> something else this weekend and tonight. football. >> there's very happy people around. i will tell you that. i was tackling people in the newsroom. the patriots fans came for the corination and the start of another championship season. they did not expect to see alex smith, the one time niner airing >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> fine that he will 2017 nfl season kicked off tonight and the question wasn't whether the new england patriots would win their opener but could they go undefeated throughout the entire year? we're talking 19-0 through the super bowl. hold on a second. how abou

year-old woman was robbed and pushed to the ground while holding her infant daughter in san francisco's soma neighborhood. it happened on sunday morning in the area of seventh and natoma streets. police say the victim was on her cellphone while holding her daughter when a man walked up, stole her phone and pushed the woman to the ground. the attacker took off and is still on teh loose this morning. the infant was unharmed. the mother was injured but is expected to be okay. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... for the first time since 9-11... non-flyers are allowed to wait for their loved ones inside airport terminals. we'll tell you where it's happening. (darya) and a reminder... our kron4 cares harvey relief telethon is going on right now. how you can help the vicitims of hurricane harvey. next. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (robin) hot spot in richmond wb 80 at hill accident blocking two lanes, slow from hwy 4. (darya) for the first time since the 9-11 attacks, a u-s airport is allowing non- passengers inside terminals. (tiffany) pittsburgh internation

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today chronicle books held a good old fashioned bake sale at their san francisco headquarters in somathan $26-hundred dollars made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match that, nearly 52-hundred dollars will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. employees at the publishing company have been doing this for natural disasters for years.. <(kristen hewitt, chronicle books)i feel like doing something with your hands to help out has become our company philosophy and we want to continue to do this for people who are in need whenever we can.>(pam) (pam) can.>(pam) on monday, the owners of 'kit tea', the hayes valley cat cafe will donate half the day's proceeds to 'austin pets alive' - an animal rescue foundation. and next wednesday, wes-burger on mission street will hold a barbecue. the tickets are $25 dollars each...and the money will go to food banks in flooded areas. (pam) many people have been making donations of ten dollars to the red cross -- by texting the word harvey to 90-999. we just talked to the red cross -- there were so man

through the literature about the woman suffrage meant for every now and then up top a letter from soma describing whoever they were hiding last week, susan b anthony talks about outfitting families to take over. it was one of organizer, mansa sister doctor someone in her kitchen overnight. and then talking to them the next morning. and then stance infects about meeting someone at her uncles added. and all of the young girls in the family to me this young black woman they were hiding to ready to take to canada the next morning. so it is a big thing in their lives. and they are not ordinary women they do not service they lived it. and the fact that they started the women's movement is probably no accident. more that they were reformists to begin with." the woman i've forgot to mention this before they were able to speak in churches? we were used to be treating wicky. -- >> also, if they thought they had to they would people under the bus and keep moving on with the suffrage movement. >> i have been to the end of the movement i found that one of the things people do remember and you know

and they'll go randily, do you want soma tea? ' and i'll say yes." that was the dream.se. as a black man-- so supportive, yes, i did marry a good man. he's behind me, about five feet behind me. i knock on the door. but, see, what i didn't think about was security systems. so they had an intercom system, and then i didn't think about dogs, because they were barking right on the other side of the door. and so i-- i-- i just stopped, and the woman-- a come answers, the woman of the home, ooum assuming. and she goes, "hello?" and i said-- i froze, and kendrick was like, "say something, baby." and i said, "hi. you-- you don't know me. but i think you have a beautiful home." ( laughter ) and she says, "thanks." ( laughter ) and i said, okay, bye." and then i walk away, and i go, "why didn't that work?" ( laughter ) ( applause ) why didn't that work? >> stephen: so you blamed someone else. ♪ ♪ >> it shouldn't have gone that way. >> stephen: would you like some tea? >> i would. see? >> stephen: i don't have any. it was lovely to meet you thank you for being here. >> lovely to m

year-old woman was robbed and pushed to the ground while holding her infant daughter in san francisco's somaay morning in the area of seventh and natoma streets. police say the victim was on her cellphone while holding her daughter when a man walked up, stole her phone and pushed the woman to the ground. the attacker took off and is still on teh loose this morning. the infant was unharmed. the mother was injured but is expected to be okay. ( mark ) we now know the name of the man killed whn a caltrain train hit a car in redwood city. we brought you this story live yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. it happened just before 1:30 yesterday morning near the intersection of buckingham and westmoreland avenues - in redwood city. c-h-p officers say 29-year-old pierre-alexandre meloty- kapella... drove his car through a fence and got stuck on the track when it was hit. the train was going to san francisco from san jose. investigators are now trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. this is the fifth death on caltrain tracks this year. ( darya ) the right-wing activist

so she and her tech colleagues gathered at this soma startup for a burger and beer fundraiser. >> people are dying because of the lack of action from our government. so we as puerto ricans have to do something. ♪ >> reporter: at the great american music hall friday night, a different fundraiser. all proceeds from draco rosa's show will benefit puerto rico. rosa owns property there. >> i know the house is standing. >> reporter: he's concerned for the people badly in need of basic necessities. >> i do have a lot of frustration. we do need help right away. >> we just want them to know that we have not forgotten about them and that we will continue to help out in every single way. >> reporter: however long she's determined to do her part to help the resilient people of puerto rico bounce back and rebuild. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >> hurricane maria killed at least 16 people in puerto rico and the death toll is expected to rise. president trump says help is on the way. >> i know it's been devastating. i know your police force and everything else has been absolutely hurt. bu

so she and her tech colleagues gathered at this soma startup for a burger and beer fundraiser. >> people are dying because of the lack of action from our government. so we as puerto ricans have to do something. ♪ >> reporter: at the great american music hall friday night, a different fundraiser. all proceeds from draco rosa's show will benefit puerto rico. rosa owns property there. >> i know the house is standing. >> reporter: he's concerned for the people badly in need of basic necessities. >> i do have a lot of frustration. we do need help right away. >> we just want them to know that we have not forgotten about them and that we will continue to help out in every single way. >> reporter: however long, she's determined to do her part to help the resilient people of puerto rico bounce back and rebuild. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >> hurricane maria has killed at least 16 people in puerto rico. and the death toll is expected to rise. president trump says help is on the way. >> i know that it's been devastating. i know your police force and everything else has been absolute

soma >>> here are four things to know this afternoon.-old girl is suspected of organizing the rape of someone she knew. the victim was kidnapped outside her frederick home earlier this month. two teenage boys are charged in the case. police are looking for a third person who allegedly videotaped the attack. >>> these pieces of clothing could help solve a murder. the sweatshirt, blue shorts and rosery were worn by the victim. the man was discovered earlier this month in wheaton regional park in montgomery county. police believe he was killed sometime last december and this past march. >> a grandmother says she was sexually assaulted at the hands of her care giver. she's 83 years old and was temporarily living at the forestville health and rehabilitation center after having a stroke. that staffer is suspended while police and the nursing home conduct investigations. >>> and the trump administration rolls back obama era rules for sexual assault on college campuses. suppte those who were wrongly accused. >> the invictus games created by prin

so she and her tech colleagues gathered at this soma startup for a burger and beer fundraiser. >> people are dying because of the lack of action from our government. so we as puerto ricans have to do something. ♪ >> reporter: at the great american music hall friday night, a different fundraiser. all proceeds from draco rosa's show will benefit puerto rico. rosa owns property there. >> i know the house is standing. >> reporter: he's concerned for the people badly in need of basic necessities. >> i do have a lot of frustration. we do need help right away. >> we just want them to know that we have not forgotten about them and that we will continue to help out in every single way. >> reporter: however long, she's determined to do her part to help the resilient people of puerto rico bounce back and rebuild. in san francisco, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >> hurricane maria killed at least 16 people in puerto rico. the death toll is expected to rise. president trump says help is on the way. >> i know that it's been devastating. i know your police force and everything else has been absolutely hurt.

neighbors living in soma are warning about a woman snooping through their mail. a woman was caught breaking into mailboxes. you can see her picking the locks on harrison near fifth street. neighbors say police aren't investigating because nothing was actually stolen. >>> now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >>> i want to get you another breaking news update on that deadly new york city bus crash, one person dead, 17 hurt. some of the latest images. a commuter bus crashed in queens and seven of those folks hurt do have serious injuries. still a lot of activities. i have been monitoring things. they are still addressing the situation. those buses actually crashed into nearby businesses so officials trying to figure out if that building is structurally sound at this point. the story gaining national headlines. i want to show you this as well because these were some of our first images from the scene. this is why the story is important. there are a sheer number of tourist that is go to new york city every single day. they ride those tour buses. we are working

. >> the location for the rum fest is the soma arts cultural center.ound the south san francisco area, you may want to stop by and check that out. right now, looking good on all of our area roadways. westbound 80, no delays through the berkeley area into emeryvil emeryville. starting to see the volumes increase, but no major blocking issues the entire morning. only two crashes. neither of those have been blocking for very long or caused very big of a backup. if you're taking mass transit, that looks much better today as well. no delays. ace rail, we had serious signal issues out of stockton yesterday. today, ace one and three out on time. b.a.r.t. looking good, too. 49 trains in servile, and then the south bay, all of your mass transit ageanies are looking good. no delays for vta, and normal service this morning. >> thanks. >>> sean spicer will make his first tv appearance since leaving the white house on jimmy kimmel. he posted a photo with a chapgz, if i promise to look at the camera this time, will you come to my show next week. spicer may have a li

today chronicle books held a good old fashioned bake sale at their san francisco headquarters in soma more than $26-hundred dollars made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match that, nearly 52-hundred dollars will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. employees at the publishing company have been doing this for natural disasters for years.. (kristen hewitt, chronicle books)i feel like doing something with your hands to help out has become our company philosophy and we want to continue to do this for people who are in need whenever we can. (catherine) on monday, the owners of 'kit tea', the hayes valley cat cafe will donate half the day's proceeds to 'austin pets alive' - an animal rescue foundation. and next wednesday, wes-burger on mission street will hold a barbecue. the tickets are $25 dollars each...and the money will go to food banks in flooded areas. (catherine) if you'd like to help people affected by harvey... you can text the word "harvey" to the number on your screen... 90-999 to make a ten dollar donation to the red cr