vic lee has the latest on it and he's live on the embarcadero. vic? >> reporter: dan, guillermo worked at that restaurant and his co-workers are devastated by his death. out in the bay over there is where he was yesterday enjoying a late afternoon fishing trip with his son and fiance aboard a canoe that was perhaps too small to hold all of them safety. >> i told him i don't think it's a good idea because it's pretty small. >> reporter: antonio thought it was unsafe, the canoe that his nephew had just bought weeks ago. he took his fiance and father fishing late yesterday afternoon at coyote point. his uncle's words were tragically prophetic. >> the boat flipped over. >> reporter: the three were stranded in the water off coyote point, kept afloat by only life jackets. >> at some point the male decided to swim to shore to try to get help. >> reporter: hours later at 10:20, a report from their family that they were missing. the coast guard and fire department launched a search and rescue operation. in the early morning, they heard larisa's cries for help

at 7:00, here's that white crown vic coming back through the entrance. murder. >> reporter: the prosecutors said they had a lot of circumstantial evidence, including the crown vic and that matching bullet. but the defense was about to tell the jury what the prosecution didn't have. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, eric williams did not commit these murders. >> reporter: defense lawyer, matthew seymour, laid into one of the state's star witnesses, that ballistics expert. he reminded the jury investigators never found the murder weapon. >> you didn't actually have access to that firearm? >> correct. >> reporter: he tried to poke holes in the prosecution's matching bullet theory. >> someone of different experience could come along and say they're not a match. is that true? >> yes, potentially that is true. if i could break the chain from the live round recovered from the storage unit and the mclelland shooting scene, i might stand a chance. >> reporter: the defense didn't see the need to call any witnesses. >> our position was the state had not fulfille

vic lee is live near the crime scene with the story. vic? >> well, dan hopefully a lot of these questions will be answered when police chief greg sur sur hosted the town meeting here on monday here in the mission district. the shooting happened about a half block from here today. there was a lot of talk about that shooting, a lot of questions, and some skepticism. >> police found six shell casings, two rounds were lodged in the wall of a house across the street from the shooting. >> shotting and running and then bang, bang, bang, bangs, bang bang, like four or five shots. >> david miller's window faces the street. >> a man with a knife was shot and killed by plain clothe officers. >> i saw a body. over here on the street. a person being detained by the police. next to the tree. >> the 911 call came around 9:45 last night here at fulsome between 24th and 25th streets. police say the suspect armed with a long kitchen knife was threatening a man. he later told police the suspect was trying to steal his bicycle. coincidentally, two plain clothes

. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live for the arrival tonight. vic? >> that is air force one, of course, behind me. the motorcade took the president to san francisco and he should be at the fairmont hotel by now. this is a secure area of sfo. the president walked to the crowd from the plane. he shook hands with people and held a baby. he's not even running for office. president obama has a full day tomorrow attending a cyber security summit at stanford university. sony pictures was hacked, compromising date yaf executives and employees. north korea denied being behind the hack. before that, the victim was retailer target. 40 million records were stolen. president obama says enough is enough and wants to heighten the response to cyber attacks and to coordinate intelligence gathered. tomorrow mr. obama will sign an order directing the government and private sector to share more information about cyber security threats. the ceo of red seal cyber security firm will be at the summit tomorrow and says it's a good defense against breeches. >> best way to def

vic lee is live where the assault happened. vic? >> he was brutally beaten here just across the street over there, just across from the cow palace. he's been driving a cab for 4 or 5 years, and nothing like this ever happened to him so he never suspected that a passenger would attack him. february 15th. the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the ground. you can see the man beating nguyen. the 60-year-old yellow cab dr

vic lee is live where the assault happened. vic? >> he was brutally beaten here just across the street over there, just across from the cow palace. he's been driving a cab for 4 or 5 years, and nothing like this ever happened to him so he never suspected that a passenger would attack him. february 15th. the 60-year-old solomon nguyen picked up a passenger. it seemed he had been celebrating valentine's day nguyen told us what happened but did not want his face shown. >> when he coming up to the cab he said he drink a lot. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the ground. you can see the man beating nguyen. the 60-year-old yellow cab dr

. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live for the arrival tonight. vic? >> that is air force one, of course, behind me. the motorcade took the president to san francisco and he should be at the fairmont hotel by now. this is a secure area of sfo. the president walked to the crowd from the plane. he shook hands with people and held a baby. he's not even running for office. president obama has a full day tomorrow attending a cyber security summit at stanford university. sony pictures was hacked, compromising date yaf executives and employees. north korea denied being behind the hack. before that, the victim was retailer target. 40 million records were stolen. president obama says enough is enough and wants to heighten the response to cyber attack s and to coordinate intelligence gathered. tomorrow mr. obama will sign an order directing the government and private sector to share more information about cyber security threats. the ceo of red seal cyber security firm will be at the summit tomorrow and says it's a good defense against breeches. >> best way to de

vic lee is live in heyward today with the latest. vic?that briefing by the alameda county sheriff's spokesman j.d. nelson just ended moments ago and i'm going to refer to my notes as i tell you what he said. the arrest was made yesterday, last night to be exact. his name is carlisle villizon. he is a repeat sex offender, wearing a tracking device one of those ankle bracelets when he was arrested. this is how it went down. officer nelson said that an oakland police sergeant helped with the investigation. he went through the state database, which keeps track of sex offenders, and he found this man's name and he had a repeat incident in 2010 and he put 2-2 together basically, very good police work. he figured out who the suspect might be and basically, they tracked him down and made an arrest at his place of employment. here's what j.d. nelson told us about this repeat offender. >> he's a registered sex offender, on megan's law, his case in 2010 is nearly identical to this case, with the exception of, he wasn't tackled by a good samaritan go

. >> vic lee is live with more on the connection to the potential victim. vic? >> reporter: that missing person is omar. they asked his parents yesterday to file a missing persons report. they told police last time they saw their son was january 21st. so while the person of interest, mark andrews was released from that jail behind me, this case is far from over. >> we're hoping to identify the victim. that's going to help us go down the road. we haven't positively identified the victim yet. >> the possible victim omar was a close friend of mark andrews, who was taken into custody friday night at a public housing development in the tenderloin district. they once roomed together. the two often visited mark seen here in this video yesterday. andrews was arrested when he was visiting his apartment on friday. andrews, who came out covered with a sheet wearing the same clothes in the security videos. they showed him lugging a suitcase. reportedly the same one found with a body at 11th and mission. a police source also says andrews had his i.d. card when he was detaine

about vic lee has the story. >> it's one of the most lucrative match making event on the planet. realtor from 26 country meeting some of the wealthiest people in china. this one held last december in shanghai. invitation only real estate trade show highlighting elite properties from around the world. >> ready to come over here to shanghai and compete with anybody for some of the projects. it's a little bit of projects. it's a little bit of. >>reporter: but american realtor have the upper hand. over sea chinese spend 22 billion dollars buying homes in the u.s. from march 2013 to the same period in 2014. that was up a whopping 72 percent from the year before. in california. the most popular market. >> offers are coming in from chinese national. all cash close in 7 day notch loan contingency no in appraisal. >>reporter: she's with the realty company here. >> we had 53 offers in the east bay an property went for 200 bay an property went for 200,000 over the asking price. >>reporter: was that in the east bay china owes who bought it. >> yishtion at these trade show potential buyers lo

vic? >> reporter: ama the north and sound bound trains running on schedule but as you can see the crossing is closed to all traffic. that's because caltrain crews are trying to repair the gate. the car smashed into it last night after it was hit by a train and the crews here have a self-imposed deadline to meet. caltrain crews worked non-stop to fix the crossing gate before the evening rush. last night thousands of commuters were stuck for hours because of the fatal collision here at the crossing in the park. just before 5:00 a train smashed into a car and just before noon today, another tragedy on the tracks. this one involving a train and pedestrian just over a mile away at the palo alto station. the adult female victim was taken to stanford medical center still conscious. >> initial reports indicate that it appeared to be an intentional act. >> reporter: every year on average 12 pedestrians die on the tracks according to caltrain. almost all ruled as suicides. car versus train accidents

about vic lee has the story. >> it's one of the most lucrative match making event on the planet. realtor from 26 country meeting some of the wealthiest people in china. this one held last december in shanghai. invitation only real estate trade show highlighting elite properties from around the world. >> ready to come over here to shanghai and compete with anybody for some of the projects. it's a little bit of projects. it's a little bit of. >>reporter: but american realtor have the upper hand. over sea chinese spend 22 billion dollars buying homes in the u.s. from march 2013 to the same period in 2014. that was up a whopping 72 percent from the year before. in california. the most popular market. >> offers are coming in from chinese national. all cash close in 7 day notch loan contingency no inspection or appraisal. >>reporter: she's with the realty company here. >> we had 53 offers in the east bay an property went for 200 bay an property went for 200,000 over the asking price. >>reporter: was that in the east bay china owes who bought it. >> yishtion at these trade show potentia

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> the county and health company released a statement late today disputing some of what the family says stating that harrison quote, did not alert the nurse that he had a history of alcohol withdrawal denying three times that he had confronted such problems in the past. >>> activists are demanding the release of surveillance video in the police shooting death of a woman in emeryville. police say they shot and killed yvette henderson after she threatened workers at home depot with a gun then tried to carjack three people and refused police orders to drop her gun. the police department says it is not releasing the video at this time because it is evidence in the continuing investigation. >>> protesters in san francisco rallied to end violence against transgender people today. hundreds gathered at city hall to remember the 36-year-old who was found stabbed to death in her apartment last week. protesters say it's just the latest incidence of violence targeting transgender person of color. they want the city to set up more support programs for the transgender communit

vic lee is live. >> reporter: sexual assaults a big issue on college campuses across the country and prestigious schools, dart mouth will university of virginia, vanderbilt cal poly san luis obispo and stanford two cases in two years. one last year and now this 19-year-old brock turner afathered palo alto courthouse this morning with his daughter and gather, who had flown in from their family home in ohio. >> like to enter pleas of not guilty today. >> reporter: turner stood before the judge as attorney mike withal armstrong pleaded not guilty on his behalf. not guilty to five felony sexual assault charges. the stanford freshman and member of the swimming steam accused of sexually assaulting a woman after they met at a fraternity party last moment. the prosecutor told reporters this case is unique. >> there were two heros that came forward and want i want to say about them if they are listening, thank you. thank you for doing the right thing. >> reporter: those hero two grad students ridingby cycles who say they saw the woman lying on the ground with turner on top of her. the two sai

about vic lee has the story. >> it's one of the most lucrative match making event on the planet.altor from 26 country meeting some of the wealthiest people in china. this one held last december in shanghai. invitation only real estate trade show highlighting elite properties from around the world. >> ready to come over here to shanghai and compete with anybody for some of the projects. it's a little bit of projects. it's a little bit of. >>reporter: but american realtor have the upper hand. over sea chinese spend 22 billion dollars buying homes in the u.s. from march 2013 to the same period in 2014. that was up a whopping 72 percent from the year before. in california. the most popular market. >> offers are coming in from chinese national. all cash close in 7 day notch loan contingency no inspection or appraisal. >>reporter: she's with the realty company here. >> we had 53 offers in the east bay an property went for 200 bay an property went for 200,000 over the asking price. >>reporter: was that in the east bay china owes who bought it. >> yishtion at these trade show potential b

vic lee joins us live from the liquor store where it happened. >> we're told there may be a vigil tonight at that memorial which is growing today. this is a place he was killed. we're told the liquor store has a good video. zuniga is being hailed as a hero, a person who was killed because of these cheap cigarellos. the tribute outside of the liquor for less store continued to grow. his car, still parked outside became a part of the memorial he worked as a security supervisor at be boss nightclub. as a favor he kept an eye on his business. that is what he was doing saturday night when he was shot and killed. two men came into the liquor store, bought a bottle of cognac, and one came back minutes later and snatched a display box of cheap cigarellos and ran out owe a waiting car. the manripped and dropped the cigars. zuniga went to pick them up, someone in the car fired at him. he didn't know what happened. >> one bullet smashed a window. another round killed zuniga. another security guard was behind him. his mother calls zuniga a hero. >> jumped in the line of fire to save my son. and he to

. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee is live for the arrival tonight. vic?orce one, of course, behind me. the motorcade took the president to san francisco and he should be at the fairmont hotel by now. this is a secure area of sfo. the president walked to the crowd from the plane. he shook hands with people and held a baby. he's not even running for office. president obama has a full day tomorrow attending a cyber security summit at sta

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> a tragic discovery. the body of an infant has been found along a rural waterway north of sacramento. police have now confirmed it's 20 day old justice reese reported missing monday along with the mother. the body discovered before 10:00 this morning not long from where his mother was found safe tuesday evening. the family could be seen hugging just after word of the discovery. >> he's a good boy. he was only here for three weeks, less than three weeks and he never had a chance. >> it's not real for me. i mean, it's like i can't imagine. this whole house is full of baby clothes. bass net, all that stuff. >> they'll look into all possibilities including the claim made by the mother both she and her son were abducted. so far no arrests made. >>> there is a new version of events tonight from the driver whose pickup truck was hit by a metro link train in oxnard. according to the attorney, the driver made a wrong turn out of the tracks into the dark and was looking for help when he was taken into custody a mil

>>reporter: vic lee abc 7 news. >> officials at the san francisco zoo have had a change of heart. just 2 day after the abc 7 news i-team first reported preparation under way to ship out 3 elderly chimp pan see. the zoo director has announced the chimp will stay. peter so that made nounlts at the joint zoo committee meeting tonight. we first told you on tuesday the zoo was building shipping crate for the chimp. one option sending them to a florida amusement park. peterson says the zoo will augment the chimpen closure while fundraising for new exhibit that will be big enough to bring in additional chimpanzee. >> i heard the bad news that this the particular exhibit could cost up to continue million dollars. we did not have a lead donor for this facility. >> chimp conservation expert say it's important to create chimpanzee group as they exist in the wild. with at least 3 adult male 5 female and baby. >> landmark vote by federal regulators today will affect how all of us use the i hope net. federal communication commission approved a set of results designed to begin tee what has come

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> rare new images show the sun in a wide spectrum of colors.a released time lapse video this week to celebrate the sol ar dynamic's observatory in space. it takes pictures of the sun 24 hours of the day. different colors represent different wave lengths taken over five years. >>> back to drew now. a check of the heat wave here on earth. >> shaping up equally as warm. a dry picture. nationwide pretty quiet. parting storm system off the east coast. a little bit of snow north of denver will be the next system to potentially bring more snow to the northeasterly next week. they're still under the gun with winter weather. sunday, wall-to-wall sunshine 72 san francisco 74 oakland, 77 san jose, up to 74 for fairfield. the forecast shows you it is nice tomorrow. coastal clouds on monday. mild and warm on tuesday. a touch cooler wednesday relatively speaking. back up to the warming trend friday and saturday temperatures back into the mid to upper 70s once again. >> drew thank you. >>> over to shu now, just back from pebble beach. >> we'll tee it up. the

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> bay area family facing unimaginable emergency. mother battle flesh eating disease. emotional crisis obviously but also a real financial crisis as well. david lawie has story you will see only on abc 7 news you will see only on abc 7 news. >> this is daisy loving 46-year-old mother of 2 and aunt. but everything changed on february 1st. >> this is our family worst nature mayor basically. one day healthy next day not. >> daisy lee diagnosed with if a disease called flesh eating bacteria why. one of several bacteria begins to produce toxin that destroy tissue. the toxin spread so quickly doctors must take aggressive action. mrs. lee has had 4 operation including the amputation of right arm. her finger tips and toes are turning dark and may also need to be am pew taitd. her brother says the disease has put the family on an emotional roller coaster. >> daisy doesn't know what has happened to her. she knows she's in the hospital room. doesn't know how long in. when they finally take the tub off of her we have to explain the to her and we

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> cull ate case of trail rage. tonight police are looking for man!manslaughter for man on mountain bike who attacked a woman who was hiking attacked a woman who was hiking. it happened yesterday afternoon in the lucas valley open space preserve in marin county near the entrance to the 6 80 trail on lewis fire road north of san rafael where investigators say the hiker had some sort of contact with the bicycle handlebar or pedal. hiker took a picture of the cyclist who then got upset and attacked the woman. she suffered bruises and cuts and had to go to the hospital. >> attack on uc santa cruz student being investigated as hate crime has students demanding diversity training on gender and sexual orientation. happened at this college on campus. they launched petition drive on line and suggested we do a story on this issue. 7 news reporter david lieui talked with students how to stop the violent attack one student faced. >> santa cruz tolerant community that's what students believe when you ask them. however the there can be clashes. >> i think campus cl

. >> 7 news reporter vic lee show >> 7 news reporter vic lee shows us what it takes to get these deals done. tonight on 7 news at 11:00 o'clock over on channel 7. >> fascinating. >> another half hour of 7 news at 9 up here next. could she still be alive. fate of young american woman the last american held hostage byies eufs. >>. >> about new battle ground tonight over same sex marriage. judges in one state are revving to comply with the supreme court order. >> and hidden truvrments what was found in neal armstrong closet. >> were they to have been left on oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on it. you can go classic or bacon & swiss. will they melt in your mouth? you butter believe it. for over0,000 california foster children nights can feel long and

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. >> commissioner president fong i'm vic to recall one thing a 10 year resident happen to be in the mission i'm currently the deputy director we're a nonprofit law enforcement that provides free skilled services to survivors of domestic violence and tomb u human trafficking i live in the northern police district my day job i'm an attorney and prior identifies federal prosecutor. >> okay. and again my name is suzy laughing i work by day at the attorney general's office and my patio e my husband and i are raising our kids in the northern sunset i severed and as prosecutor i'm a when the district attorney i worked with my neighbors to increase public safety and making sure we got community input so that's my background with without further ado please call the first item and the commanding officer of the commanding station to address the northern district and the presentation of the boundary assessment report discussion. >> good evening i'm not i'm choefr the chief of police as the commissioner maufas said there's a district bound this is a particularly important year for the first time since 1

vic lee has the story. >> wasn't a bad thing. fivrjs martin harrison adult children say their father death will not be in vein. >> we were able to make change. firngs after more than 4 years of legal wrangling if health consultant in alameda county agree to settle the lawsuit filed by harrison family for 8 filed by harrison family for 8.3 million dollars. they display the video on the web site provide health care for santa rita jill and hundreds of other prisons around the country. harrison family attorney say they were using unqualified licensed vocational nurse to do the work of registered nurses at santa rita jail and other facilities in the state. >> state law not qualified to do that kind of work. so the inmates were getting unqualified people screening them. checking out the medical problems. >>reporter: they include martin harrison jailed at santa rita 5 years ago after being arrested on bench warrant relateed to a dui arrest. harrison told vocational nurse he was an alcoholic and that he suffered from alcohol withdrawals.

vic lee is live in daly city. >> reporter:?ley across the street from the cow palace a brutal beating. the passenger kept punching the cab driver relentlessly all of this over a $36 fare. this is what solomon looked like just after attack. the 16-year-old yellow cab driver suffered serious facial injuries. it happened a week with and a half ago. his injuries are healing but the scars of the beating are still evidence. he will soon return to work but now with trepidation. >> i'm very nervous because this job a very dangerous job. >> reporter: he told us what happened but did not want his full face shown. february 15th had just after midnight he picked up his passenger in san francisco a at grant and sutter seems he had been celebrating valentine's day. >> coming up to the cab. >> reporter: dash cam in the cab shows he had on a dress shirt and pink or red time he told him to go to daly city, geneva avenue. once here, kept asking the man for specifics but he wouldn't give any. >> i stopped and then i say give melt exact address. h

news reporter vic lee is live in san francisco with newly revealed details of the investigation.ll, this is the d.a.'s letter with all of his findings to police chief greg sur. the district attorney also sent his full investigation to the u.s. attorney's office for its review, and that, of course, is to prove to the public that this report is fair and accurate. but there are those who do question its accuracy. >> alex nieto was shot and killed last march. officers were investigating 11 reports of a man acting strangely while holding a gun. four officers were involved in the shooting. nieto was holding a taser. but all of the officers said they thought it was a gun. they said they fired in defense of their lives when nieto drew his weapon. >> use that is gun against him, shooting is likely to occur. it is lawful. it is clearly constitutional. >> findings from the d.a.'s investigation include the following. the officers were 25 to 30 yards away when they fired a total of 59 shots were fired by the four officers. nieto died from multiple wounds from as few as ten gunshots. the repor

vic lee. wayne freedman.>> i'm larry beil. police have scheduled a town hall meeting for monday to talk about last night's officer volved shooting in san francisco. >> the chief says it appears to be justified but some are questioning why police shot a man armed only with a knife. it happened on 24th and fulsome streets in mission district. vic. >> katie, there shooting happened just over there a half block from here. now, there's been a lot of talk in this neighborhood as you can imagine about that shooting. there's been a lot of questions, some skepticism, police found six shell casings, two rounds were lodged in the walls of a house across the street. >> shouting and running. and then bang bang bang, bang bang, bang. you know, four or five shots. >> david miller's window faces the street where a man with a knife was shot and killed by plain clothes officers. >> i saw a body over here on the street. a person being detained by the police next to the tree. >> the 911 call came around 9:45 last night. here at fulsome between 24

vic for has three children and hasn't been paid his pension since july. >> translation: we didn't attackm, they started the war. houses are destroyed, children kill. there's no gas in my home, no pensions, view supplies. i fish to boil myself a soup. i prefer to be outside. way. >> reporter: residential areas continue to suffer on both sides of the conflict. around 600,000 ukrainians flet to other countries in the last year, and the situation continues to deteriorate. night time is the worst. families with access to a basement will be under ground again. terrified and powerless to stop the bombs. >> those are gut wrenching scenes from donetsk, the kind of suffering convincing some people that it is time to arm government forces. my next guest is not convince the. the editor and publisher of "the nation", in an opinion peace she warned sending weapons to ukraine would spark an arms race and fuel violence on the ground, and only a political solution will end the crisis. she joins me now. katrina, the meeting is going on in minsk, it is beginning of course, and will go on through the night

he told abc7 news reporter vic lee that memories of the night are vague but this picture from the hospitalows what he can't remember. >> i just tried to ask for the fare. i don't know why he attacked me. >> other cabdrivers say for their safety they stay silent when stiffed. >> sometimes they don't have money and you just let it go. if it is a big fare, i eat it. >> they are instructed to call police as part of their training although some don't bother. >> you go to the cops and that's a hassle. >> this veteran driver refuses to work the night shift. >> the night shift is his only option and now he is afraid to get behind the wheel. >> i am nervous because this job is a dangerous job. >> he still bears the bruises to prove it. if you recognize his attacker call police. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery. police found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for th

vic, it's killing me." that's what i hear. a hospital worker says "it's becoming awful."hat's what i hear. workers won higher settlements but that raised costs and boosted prices. in all economic sectors all over the country inflation became entrenched. it was hard to keep up. it was harder to feel sure who was winning. the cry to do something came from more quarters. was there any real hope that the inflation momentum would run out of steam? were we victims of our expectations that inflation would continue? we asked richard gill. there was little hope at this time that the inflationary momentum would run out of steam. when inflation gets going, all groups feel they are losers. sanitation workers, teachers senior citizens, rich man, poor manyou name it. everybody faces higher prices and thinks, "i'm being ruined." this perception that everyone is losing is unjustified. if prices are going up incomes are going up, too. not everybody is losing all the time. still, when this uncertainty about the future becomes contagious things can get bad for everybody. it's difficult runn

out of character and identity with the current community it is so dense, in fact 4 times and dense as vic are a menus 5 times and dense as my own community the complex we have 60 units on 2 hundred 8 hundred square feet they're proposing 3 hundred and 20 on the same sequentially and the impacts are incredible good by to our parking lot and say goodbye to the restaurants there are there getting a table potentially seven hundred 0 one thousand occupant will live in 3 hundred and 20 unit here it's just too overreaching i'm pro development and for development in our community but responsible 1re6789 this thing needs to be scaled down i'm not - i'm looking at this from our community and also our city in preserving the heritage and character of our city thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment on the draft eir? >> you called my name. >> go ahead if you want to speak please line up on the screen side of the room. >> hi, i'm joyce i've lived in the neighborhood 25 years dog patch and on potrero hill plan that i've reviewed you know and hearing about for years like

countless hours in creating the definition after a house in order to create a safe living environment the vic transparence architect those changes were not overnight and involved the grand parent and all family those are taxing the hard work paid off more memories developed a recent addition a barbecue with our cousins those have been hanging out and upon learning the project the sunlight will offer see into ours and encroachment our on our lives this structure will block the burn that allows the natural sunlight into that particular room i ask you that the memories not be dismissed during the design of the applicant proposal so we can enjoy the amenities. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment. >> okay project sponsor your team has 5 minutes. >> good afternoon, commissioners. >> thank you for your time i'm sidney a my husband and i home hope to move on working with george a local architect who have over 20 years experience we'll benefit our children ages 5, 7 and 11 we purchased this property and intended to do an edition from a feverish we become recipe in the united states in

. >>> the afghan republic called for hep it find vic dims of an av -- victims of an avalanche. more than 200 are dead. the response is too slow. >> reporter: they had seen snow before. this is something different. meters and meters of it turning jagged mount amounts into smooth slopes and valleys into gorges. in the provincial capital, it was anything but quiet. helicopters buzzed overhead. hundreds of troops trudged uphill to secure the peaks. a convoy of the military blocked the only rode through the valley. why all the commotion? president ashraf ghani was flying in to check out the rescue effort. the problem is the only rescue kilogram ing we saw was a lone grader struggling to clear the road meter by meter. this is a far as emergency crews can get. the roads have been blocked by snow. dozens of communities have been cut off. they are not getting help. clearing the rest of the road could take up to 10 address. this man is desperate for news his wife and eight children are in a village he can't reach. >> all by family is back up there in the cannon. i have no contact with th

he told abc7 news reporter vic lee that memories of the night are vague but this picture from the hospital shows what he can't remember. >> i just tried to ask for the fare. i don't know why he attacked me. >> other cabdrivers say for their safety they stay silent when stiffed. >> sometimes they don't have money and you just let it go. if it is a big fare, i eat it. >> they are instructed to call police as part of their training although some don't bother. >> you go to the cops and that's a hassle. >> this veteran driver refuses to work the night shift. >> the night shift is his only option and now he is afraid to get behind the wheel. >> i am nervous because this job is a dangerous job. >> he still bears the bruises to prove it. if you recognize his attacker call police. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery. police found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a woman has told the petaluma police she was kidnapped and sexually abused for several years. the 22-year-old woman said she was kidnapped three weeks ago in santa rosa. she was beaten and sexually abused. she managed to escape after her captors left the door open. the s.w.a.t. team swarmed the house and detained several people. >>> a new report on a brutal crime released today finds a student who killed six uc santa barbara students scoured the internet for ways to kill his victims. elliott rogers used knives to stab his victims, one of them 94 times. the 22-year-old rehearsed the killing. he killed his two roommates, their friends in his apartment, gunned down two women, and killed a sixth person. 14 people were also injured before rogers finally shot himself. >> abc 7 news was on the bay bridge today when a chp officer crashed. it happened on the lower deck just after noon the officer lost control as he was trying to pull over another motorcycle. the cop was able to lay the bike down and had bads bruises, thankfully. another chp officer pulled over another bi

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> a man accused of being drunk and running down and killing a prop lar fruit vender in east san jose facing a murder charge. prosecutors filed 12 criminal charges today against the man including murder. he is a recently convicted dui offender, now accused of drinking eight beers before he got behind the wheel last saturday afternoon. police say he lost control, then hit and cracked francisco hernandez, who died short time later. his wife is recovering at home. >>> on the same floor of the same courthouse nearly the same time, the prime suspect in a kidnapping and killing before a judge the court a request by the attorney for six more weeks before a trial date is set. back in february, he pleaded not guilty to charges of killing the 15-year-old. the morgan hill teenager vap nished while head toggle school march of 2012. volunteers continue to search for lamar's body. >> week after week after week we go out every saturday and search and just getting -- getting very frustrating. and i'm just hoping that the court really starts to get this thing going. >> prosecutors say

that is where vic lee is live for us tonight. vick? >> well you can see, the trains appear to be running on schedule. that is good news for passengers, and good news for drivers, the traffic as you can see is once again flowing through the ravenswood crossing here in menlo park. cal train crews were able to fix the crossing gate just before 5:00, just in time for evening commute. just a little while ago a man drove his car up here and stopped it then tossed a red rose near the tracks a sad reminder of what happened last night. >> this is an stent waiting to happen. >> jill jessop lives near ravenswood crossing. last night was the first fatal car collision here. people tell us it's dangerous busy el cam yeeno is one block away. cars back up all the time when the signal turns red. it's a pedestrian crossing >> the cars have to stop for a pedestrian. on a green light, you can be caught on the tracks. >> crews worked to fix the crossing gate before the rush. thousands were stuck because of the fatal collision here. just before 5:00, a trai

vic lee, abc7 news. >> a bay area family's mother is battling a flesh-eating disease abc7 news is live with the story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> it's day 16 for daisy lee here in kaiser permanente hospital. due to the shock to her husband, the key medical decisions are being made by their son and daughter. this is a daisy lee her family knows a loving mother of two and aunt. but everything changed february 1st. >> this is our family's worst nightmare. one day she's healthy next, she's not. >> she was diagnosed with flesh eating bacteria. when it begins to produce toxins. mrs. lee had four operations including amputation of her right arm. her finger toes are turning dark. her brother says the disease put the family on a rollercoaster. >> daisy knows she's in a hospital room, but doesn't know how long she's been in. we'll be dealing with additional lows at that point, too. >> heavy sedation made her unaware of the diagnosis and surgeries. mrs. lee was the main income provider. relatives and friends started a go fund me campaign the greatest concerns are stopping toxins from destroy

vic lee has the story. >> it's a lieua tiff mass meeting.eting some of the wealthiest people in china. this one held in december in shanghai. highlighting elite properties from around the world. >> ready to come here to shanghai and compete with people for the projects. >> moern realtors have the upper hand. overseas chien yooes yeez spend $22 billion buying homes in the u.s. from march 2013 to 2014. that was up a whopping 72% from the year before. and in california is the biggest market. >> there is no loan contingency and no appraisal. >> we had one in the east bay, 53 offers and property went for $200,000 over asking price. >> is that one in the east bay a chinese who bought it? >> yes. >> potential buyers look at videos some buy them, sight unseen. michael repka is a ceo of a realitiy >> they get a sense of the neighborhood and house. then, they'll just wire money in. >> competition is stiff. the marketing strategy includes videos and a web sniet chinese. they bought a mercedes-benz van to take buyers to open houses. and to show the sple

he told abc7 news reporter vic lee that memories of the night are vague but this picture from the hospital shows what he can't remember. >> i just tried to ask for the fare. i don't know why he attacked me. >> other cabdrivers say for their safety they stay silent when stiffed. >> sometimes they don't have money and you just let it go. if it is a big fare, i eat it. >> they are instructed to call police as part of their training although some don't bother. >> you go to the cops and that's a hassle. >> this veteran driver refuses to work the night shift. >> the night shift is his only option and now he is afraid to get behind the wheel. >> i am nervous because this job is a dangerous job. >> he still bears the bruises to prove it. if you recognize his attacker call police. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery. police found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for

vic lee joins us live from the liquor store where it happened. >> we're told there may be a vigil tonightwing today. this is a place he was killed. we're told the liquor store has a good video. zuniga is being hailed as a hero, a person who was killed because of these cheap cigarellos. the tribute outside of the liquor for less store continued to grow. his car, still parked outside became a part of the memorial he worked as a security supervisor at be boss nightclub. as a favor he kept an eye on his business. that is what he was doing saturday night when he was shot and killed. two men came into the liquor

vic? >> this is the indictment. intercepting communications. now, in layman's terms hacking.d four of those indicted in the bay area, and now pryit investigator taken into custody at his home the indictment says the corporate espionage started in 2013. the investigator on the peninsula was hired by a internet marketing company to investigate it's competitor. the court documents charged two men with hiring computer hackers to get ocean avenue's e mail and skiep skype accounts, using a key logger a software tool

vic? >> this is the indictment. intercepting communications. now, in layman's terms hacking. the fbi arrested four of those indicted in the bay area, and now pryit investigator taken into custody at his home the indictment says the corporate espionage started in 2013. the investigator on the peninsula was hired by a internet marketing company to investigate it's competitor. the court documents charged two men with hiring computer hackers to get ocean avenue's e mail and skiep skype accounts, using a key logger a software tool that intercepts activity at a keyboard. one specialist in security at hastings law school explains how a key logger works. >> some will strip words typed into internet options and other will get every key you type. >> it came as a shock to those who know the veteran cop. >> this is a highly-decorated police officer. not someone making a living by doing these types of shady things. >> we have layers of investigators and so as far as who is responsible, we'll have to see how this evidence shakes out. >> the fbi says the fifth suspect is in india and there