vic: thank you.ny rebuttal? rep. van hollen: no. again, i think this balance is important, but there are ways that we can protect our security without compromising our privacy and i think that balance has been well struck in many of the laws that have been passed by congress. in this latest incident, we need to continue to find a way to see if we cannot get information off a particular phone without compromising the privacy of all phones. vic: thank you. the: do you believe that was a goodh iran deal for the u.s., the west, and israel, or did president obama give too much away? rep. edwards: i have been very supportive and privileged to be ine been participating discussions with the white house and the president of the united states over the course of the past couple of years leading to this deal. i feel confident now, having read the deal and express to support for it, that it was the right thing for the united states. i believe it was the right thing for our national security interests, for the sec

vic: any rebuttal? rep. van hollen: no, only to emphasize that this has been an issue where being left to the states in many instances, we see what happens when you have governor like the governor of michigan who has neglected his responsibility to all the people of michigan. that is why i do believe it is important for the federal government to take more responsibility in this area and certainly to step up our efforts to modernize our water infrastructure and make sure those are going to where they need it. when i put together the budget, i worked closely with the congressional black caucus, and adopted their proposal as part of the budget to make sure we do a better job of targeting resources to areas that need them the most. that is an important function of the federal government and we need to pursue it in this area. vic: next question comes from andy greene and miss edwards ll be the first recipient. andy: in recent years, and number of corporations have moved headquarters overseas in order to avoid u.s

vic lee worked in court today and joins us, vic? >> reporter: jurors will be back of course tomorrow. police say what determines reasonable force is what they see and they say what they saw was nietto pointing a gun at them. his family lawyers say he never drew a gun. >> i feel emotional and nervous because the death of my son. it was very difficult. >> his family seemed relieved the trial was over, yet eager to see justice. the civil trial mainly over conflicting versions of what happened when officers shot and killed nietto at vernal heights park. >> the story is nothing but a story in order to cover up the death of a man who died far too soon. >> march, two years ago, officers responded to a 911 call, man with a gun. and they encountered nietto in the park. he appeared to draw a gun that turned out to be a taser like this one. police fired 59 shots. 14 struck nietto. witnesses discounted testimony that officers yelled show me your hands and he says he only heard stop. and the defense lawyer was able to get the witness to admit he

vic lee worked in court today and joins us, vic? >> reporter: jurors will be back of course tomorrow. police say what determines reasonable force is what they see and they say what they saw was nietto pointing a gun at them. his family lawyers say he never drew a gun. >> i feel emotional and nervous because the death of my son. it was very difficult. >> his family seemed relieved the trial was over, yet eager to see justice. the civil trial mainly over conflicting versions of what happened when officers shot and killed nietto at vernal heights park. >> the story is nothing but a story in order to cover up the death of a man who died far too soon. >> march, two years ago, officers responded to a 911 call, man with a gun. and they encountered nietto in the park. he appeared to draw a gun that turned out to be a taser like this one. police fired 59 shots. 14 struck nietto. witnesses discounted testimony that officers yelled show me your hands and he says he only heard stop. and the defense lawyer was able to get the witness to admit he

vic lee is live in san jose tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, antonio garcia was arraigned here at the courthouse in san jose this afternoon. he was arrested yesterday in gilroy after he dropped off his 6-year-old son at school. gilroy police believe there are other victims out there, because some of these allegations of sexual molestation go back 15 years. 46-year-old antonio garcia. >> the investigation began with one victim coming forward, and after word of the investigation spread, additional victims came forward and now we're totalling four. >> reporter: two of the victims were molested 15 years ago. he lived here in this apartment with his wife and 6-year-old son. >> went to church every sunday. i go to the same church as him. >> reporter: the homeowners association president was shocked. >> horrible, hor refk. horrific. >> reporter: garcia ran an embroidery business. the store was locked up. it looked like he left in a hurry. his neighbor owns an automotive repair shop. >> he's a nice guy. he is friendly. we would talk t

vic lee, "abc7 news." >> vic, thank you. >>> in what appears to be a first, a former uber driver froman diego has been granted unemployment benefits from the state, according to a report, uber maintains the drivers from independent contractors, not employees. in california, self-employed workers don't usually qualify for benefits. but the state's employment development department has approved his claim and will be paid $350 a week in benefits. ♪ >>> tonight, five days after that passionate and highly emotional performance at the oscars, lady gaga is forming a permanent bond with the sexual assault survivors who stood on stage with her. gaga yesterday got a matching tattoo with some of those survivors, symbolizing unity and solidarity. other victims have also posted victims of their tattoos. gaga has been open about being a survivor of sexual assault herself. 50 survivors stood on that stage sunday night, including a uc berkeley student. >>> a whole foods packaging decision is causing an outrage on twitter tonight. >> somebody snapped this photo of peeled oranges in plastic containers

vic lee is live with the story tonight. vic? >> reporter: the woman lives in the upper flat of this apartment building. her attorney says it's morally wrong for the landlord to evict this disabled senior citizen. the landlord's attorney says it's unfortunate, his client has every right to evict her. it's a refrain we're hearing more and more, nowadays. >> we've made a decision to fight. >> beatrice allen has lived in this apartment for three decades, the 80-year-old suffered three strokes and being evicted. >> i have been here 35 years. >> reporter: her daughter lives with her. >> there is no need for you to do this. you have so much. just let my mother finish staying here. >> the new landlord is a technology investor who also owns his own firm. he and his wife live in this house next door. the couple's attorney explains why the allens are being evicted. >> the mother of one of the wife that owns the property recently had a fall, in her home, and she has become ill and needs a place to live near her family. >> reporter: that pla

vic lee is live with the story. vic?of the spots here in the mission where cuban americans hang out. now, most of those we spoke with did not want to go on camera and those who did mraud the president's move. >> this is a good idea. no? >> this one block is san francisco's version of little what vana. and antonio lopez is now 61, only 10 when he escaped to the u.s.ç he thinks it should have been made already. >> my mother is still in cuba. she's probably dead already. i don't know about her. >> president barack obama, the first sitting american leader to set foot on cuban soil in almost nine decades. one famous cuban american is the city's district attorney. his father fought for the revolution. >> it became obvious it wasw3 n a democracy, we left. >> he's been back, once, three years ago. he took his wife and their children. >> they have enough money to pay for food and necessities for half of the month and the rest of the month they're struggling. >> gascone's mother is unsure about the bold move. >> more openness, mo

vic lee is live with the story tonight. vic? >> reporter: the woman lives in the upper flat of this apartment building. her attorney says it's morally wrong for the landlord to evict this disabled senior citizen. the landlord's attorney says it's unfortunate, his client has every right to evict her. it's a refrain we're hearing more and more, nowadays. >> we've made a decision to fight. >> beatrice allen has lived in this apartment for three decades, the 80-year-old suffered three strokes and being evicted. >> i have been here 35 years. >> reporter: her daughter lives with her. >> there is no need for you to do this. you have so much. just let my mother finish staying here. >> the new landlord is a technology investor who also owns his own firm. he and his wife live in this house next door. the couple's attorney explains why the allens are being evicted. >> the mother of one of the wife that owns the property recently had a fall, in her home, and she has become ill and needs a place to live near her family. >> reporter: that pla

vic lee is live with the story. vic?t is one of the spots here in the mission where cuban americans hang out. now, most of those we spoke with did not want to go on camera and those who did mraud the president's move. >> this is a good idea. no? >> this one block is san francisco's version of little what vana. and antonio lopez is now 61, only 10 when he escaped to the u.s.ç he thinks it should have been made already. >> my mother is still in cuba. she's probably dead already. i don't know about her. >> president barack obama, the first sitting american leader to set foot on cuban soil in almost nine decades. one famous cuban american is the city's district attorney. his father fought for the revolution. >> it became obvious it wasw3 nt a democracy, we left. >> he's been back, once, three years ago. he took his wife and their >> they have enough money to pay for food and necessities for half of the month and the rest of the month they're struggling. >> gascone's mother is unsure about the bold move. >> more openness, mo

that is where abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the developments. vic? >> well, this is union square, the bus was zooming down the street very, very fast. but investigators could find no skid marks, no friction marks that might indicate the driver was braking hard. investigators said the double decker had no mechanical problems. >> it was a chaotic scene. >> easiest way if a conclusion. >> hitting a bicyclist, cars, construction barricades and other objects before crashing into scaffolding at post and stockton. in all, 19 people were injured. the driver's attorney, rob cartwright junior. >> trying to put on the brakes. there are no brakes. >> police announced they've finished investigating the crash. the conclusion, is that he may have mistaken the accelerator for the brakes when he tried to stop the bus. >> we have to show the pedal was pressed. >> his reaction? >> that is absurd. i know my pedals on the vehicle. >> reporter: he has yet to recover and is >> the chp's team assisted in the probe. >> the steering works and brakes works. >> police cited him

vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: the boort of the metropolitan transportation agency voted to reduce the towing fees here in san francisco. and now, that plan goes to the board of supervisors for a final vote next week. >> reporter: the plan to reduce fees that the staff agreed to. it was too late for those here at the yard today. the work truck was towed two months ago. he was unable to get to the yard until now. >> it was cheaper to buy another vehicle. >> the daily storage fees may be steep, but the charges in san francisco are set to be the highest in the country. currently $491 and change. not counting the ticket. >> $600 for $700 for a single mistake is just punitive. >> the deal reached would reduce fees by $100. and include a program for low income families. >> we'll be reducing the fees by almost 50%. >> most of the reduction will come from an administrative fee. >> it's grown by over 430% to $266. that is unconscionable. >> there is one catch. don't get towed twice. you won't get the reduced fe

vic lee is live at city hall with the story. vic?> reporter: this appears to be one of those rare stories when almost no one wants to talk on camera. police and fire department referred us to city hall, city hall has yet to respond though we did ask them for a comment this morning. the pure and simple fact is that oak lav oakland's public safety radio system needs fixing. in the past several months, oakland's public safety radio system has had at least three failures. police, fire, and other first responders on the system had to use other means to communicate with dispatch and each other. radio systems consultant david cruz says the outages put public safety at risk. >> they're serious enough where nobody can get on the air for periods of, like 30rks minutes a time. >> reporter: friday night the radios shut down again, this time for 11 minutes. >> it sounds like there's an inherent problem somewhere in the network and they don't know how to fix it because they don'ts up what's going on. >> reporter: oakland's radio system has had a r

that is where abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with the developments. vic? >> well, this is union square, the bus was zooming down the street very, very fast. but investigators could find no skid marks, no friction marks that might indicate the driver was braking hard. investigators said the double decker had no mechanical problems. >> it was a chaotic scene. >> easiest way if you can't find a conclusion. >> hitting a bicyclist, cars, construction barricades and other objects before crashing into scaffolding at post and stockton. in all, 19 people were injured. the driver's attorney, rob cartwright junior. >> trying to put on the brakes. there are no brakes. >> police announced they've finished investigating the crash. the conclusion, is that he may have mistaken the accelerator for the brakes when he tried to stop the bus. >> we have to show the pedal was pressed. >> his reaction? >> that is absurd. i know my pedals on the vehicle. >> reporter: he has yet to recover and is disappointed. >> the chp's team assisted in the probe. >> the steering works and brak

vic lee is live at the budget truck yard with a story you'll only see on "abc7 news." >> reporter: that truck is still here in the budget yard. police told the couple that there appeared to be something still left in the truck, which the thieves either missed or left behind. so they came here to the yard at 8:00 this morning when the gates opened, hoping that they would still find some of those replaceable items in the truck. the rent a truck was stolen march 4 from the driveway of her parent's home. this after she, her husband jeremy, and 17-month-old son austin had just arrived from san diego. they planned to move into this apartment at ucff where jeremy had just been hired as a neuro scientist. the van was abandoned in pacifica. today, the couple came to the budget yard in foster city where the truck had been towed. they hoped sentimental items could still be inside. a few things were left. >> my favorite picture. >> reporter: but erin feared the worst. >> i already know it's not here. the baby book, his mementos. >> reporter: disappointed, yes. but they're grateful to "abc7 news" vi

that's where vic lee is live with the story you'll only see on abc 7. >> reporter: the dog owner has indeed filed a police report, and that will ultimately lead to an investigation by animal control officers. the management here declined to go on camera, but they did tell us they are looking into this matter. in the meantime, as you can imagine, the dog owner is grieving. 12-year-old roscoe, he was this man's best friend. early morning wednesday, they went into this safeway before starting their day. >> i'm just trying to get some milk for my coffee, and when i walk in, there's a scuffle. >> reporter: a scuffle between a security guard and a young man accused of shoplifting. he began recording it on his phone. suddenly he became the victim. >> takes a beeline to me and slaps my phone out of my hand because i have it pointed at him. >> reporter: he said he and the guard exchanged words and the guard punched him. >> reporter: >> he tagged me in the ear twice. >> reporter: he then kicks the dog. >> he kicks my dog like he was trying to win the super bowl. roscoe took off. i ran after hi

vic lee talked to a passenger today about what that man saw inside the train. >> by the time we got to fremont, everything was fine. i'm like okay, i'll take a nap. >> reporter: john wong took the tame from santa clara to his home in pleasanton. >> yeah, i was reading a book. >> reporter: navid got on the train to his home to tracy. >> i saw tree branches hitting the window. >> reporter: he was in the third car of the five-car train. passengers managed to open the doors. >> so basically there was mud beside the door and it just came in the door. >> it was amazing, the scene was ridiculous. lights were everywhere, emergency vehicles everywhere. >> reporter: wong live tweeted updates and video all night. the first two cars in front had derailed, one half submerged in the creek. >> at that time i could see people coming off the window, the emergency window, and i heard a sound like help, help, and people were just rushing to help them all. >> so we were just praying at that time that the people stayed safe. >> reporter: vic lee, "abc7 news." >> for the latest developments on the ace train

vic lee joins us live at city hall with the story. vic?rter: larry, ama, last week the supervisors and the staff of the metropolitan transportation commission reached an agreement on provisions to reduce the towing fee here at the city, a fee that almost everyone would agree is ast ast ast astronomicily high. and the board is expected to approve the plan tonight. david's work truck was towed two months ago. he was physically unable to get to the tow yard until now. total bill so far, $5600. >> i had to buy another truck because the fees were so much, it was cheaper to buy another vehicle. >> reporter: trevor's car was also towed. it too has been sitting here. >> my bill is up to $1700 now after two weeks. >> reporter: the daily storage fees for towed vehicles may be steep. but the towing charges in san francisco are set to be the highest in the country. minimum cost, currently $491 and change. that's not even counting the parking ticket. >> $600 for a single mistake is punitive. >> reporter: the deal reached between the metropolitan transp

vic lee talked to a passenger today about what that man saw inside the train. >> by the time we got to fremont, everything was fine. i'm like okay, i'll take a nap. >> reporter: john wong took the tame from santa clara to his home in pleasanton. >> yeah, i was reading a book. >> reporter: navid got on the train to his home to tracy. >> i saw tree branches hitting the window. >> reporter: he was in the third car of the five-car train. passengers managed to open the doors. >> so basically there was mud beside the door and it just came in the door. >> it was amazing, the scene was ridiculous. lights were everywhere, emergency vehicles everywhere. >> reporter: wong live tweeted updates and video all night. the first two cars in front had derailed, one half submerged in the creek. >> at that time i could see people coming off the window, the emergency window, and i heard a sound like help, help, and people were just rushing to help them all. >> so we were just praying at that time that the people stayed safe. >> reporter: vic lee, "abc7 news." >> for the latest developments on the ace train

vic lee is live at sfo with a look at the situation there. vic? >> reporter: here at sfo, we are at what's called heightened vigilance. what that means is there's more police presence, more police patrolling. the airport says it's discussing its security with tsa to see if they need to tighten procedures and security protocols. the sun was just rising at brussels international airport when darkness took over. the attack was at a terminal no different than this one, sfo's international terminal. but today, there was heightened alert. more police, some with dogs. on this morning, a united flight just arrived from paris. larry joyce was waiti for his inlaws to clear ustoms. goodness of hunity.thing does ne >> reporter: carl once had a close call of his o. >> were in thecity during thestbul bombing. it's tragic what's happening. >> reporter: george's relatives finally cleared customs. his sister-in-law lived here the belgium border. [ indiscernible ] i'm so sadrong feelings. orter: some didn't even ow about th attacks. we wer the first t tell fareed.

vic lee is live at city hall with the story. vic?he planning commission just wrapped up that issue on its agenda here at city hall. there were several speakers who went to the podium during public testimony, but the academy of arts had its lawyers in the room monitoring the hearing but no one spoke. instead, they released this statement which says basically they're working with the commission to reach a resolution. the academy of arts has been the subject of nearly two dozen planning commission hearings since 2007. zoning administrator scott sanchez. >> they had numerous properties in violation of the planning code, they never obtained the proper permits for. >> reporter: one property, this one on townsend street, zoned for industrial use. but the university converted it to classrooms. the unpaid fines for this property alone have been adding up over the years. they now total $500,000. at today's hearing, city residents and others asked commissioners why the university was being treated so differently. >> i don't understand why, for

vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> the death of a woman has prompted san francisco officials to update traffic signs at a market street intersection. these signs tell drivers it's illegal for most vehicles to turn left. despite the signs, we spotted several cars making the illegal left turn today. one of those illegal turns killed a 38-year-old woman last month as she crossed market in a wheelchair. >>> layoffs are under way at palo alto based survey monkey. they're cutting 100 jobs. reports say the layoffs at the polling service are part of a larger restructuring plan. >>> it's not the only bay area business in trouble. >> michael finney has more. >> you probably remember this. i reported earlier how thousands pumped money into a project called coolest cooler. today the creator admits that money is gone. he e-mailed backers worldwide that each paid $185 that many of them they have received a cooler as promised. cooler cooler has special features. today, he admitted he ran out of money but isn't giving up. in a google chat, he promised backers will get their coolers. eventually. >> when it sho

vic lee is live at the airport. vic?reporter: kristen, the plane had just taken off from here on a flight that would have taken it to boeing's headquarters in washington state. but the pilot noticed something was wrong. so he called. on the ground, some 20 to 30 first responders and firefighters began staging. at the ready, three crash rigs, three engines, two trucks. the plane is an italian made twin turboprop. here it is on the tarmac after it landed. the pilot called the tower around noon shortly after he took off. san jose fire captain christian salsedo. >> the call came in as an aircraft with difficulty with landing gear. >> reporter: the pilot said a part of the landing gear may have collapsed. >> they did fly over a few times to burn off some fuel, as well as have the tower do a visual inspection to see if the landing gear was down. >> reporter: about ten minutes later, the pilot landed safely, on its belly. >> once the aircraft stopped moving, we were able to put a foam blanket down to ensure there were no sparks

vic lee is live with the story of property problems. >> right. the issue over the academy of arts ended for the day here, but the commissioners did set a date for academy of arts to file important documents. now, the lawyers were in the room but they declined to comment and the university sent us this one paragraph statement saying that it would continue working to reach a resolution. academy of arts has been the subject of nearly two dozen hearings since 2007. >> they had properties in violation of the planning code. they never obtained proper permits to convert. >> one property, this one, on townsend street was zoned for industrial use and now half a million dollars. today, city residents and others asked commissioners why the university was being treated differently. >> i don't understand why these guys have gotten away with things others of us can't get away with. >> they own, and use, 40 properties in the city. three quarters have violations. >> some for putting up signs or converting buildings or changing apartments into student dorms witho

vic, good of flying. >> it was. now, the plane just had taken off, and it was bound for boeing's headquarters in washington state. when the pilot noticed that something was wrong, on the ground, first responders, firefighters they began preparing for the worst. thank god nothing happ >> i say any landing is a good landing. >> the plane is it tallin made 180 prop. here it is after it landed. the pilot called the tower around noon. >> it came in as an aircraft having difficulty. >> the pilot said a part of the landing gear may have collapsed. >> they did come back. they did fly over to burn off some of the fuel. >> reporter: 10 minutes later, the pilot landed the plane on its belly. >> once it stopped moving we were able to put a foam blanket down to make sure there were no sparks. >> once they cooled, four people including the pilot disembarked. the pilot stayed behind. the plane is registered to this company. and they declined to comment. vic lee, abc7 news. >> tonight, san francisco sheriff is asking the state to r

vic lee is live with the story of property problems. >> right. the issue over the academy of arts ended for the day here, but the commissioners did set a date for academy of arts to file important documents. now, the lawyers were in the room but they declined to comment and the university sent us this one paragraph statement saying that it would continue working to reach a resolution. academy of arts has been the subject of nearly two dozen hearings since 2007. >> they had properties in violation of the planning code. they never obtained proper permits to convert. >> one property, this one, on townsend street was zoned for industrial use and now half a million dollars. today, city residents and others asked commissioners why the university was being treated differently. >> i don't understand why these guys have gotten away with things others of us can't get away with. >> they own, and use, 40 properties in the city. three quarters have violations. >> some for putting up signs or converting buildings or changing apartments into student dorms witho

vic, good of flying. >> it was. now, the plane just had taken off, and it was bound for boeing's headquarters in washington state. when the pilot noticed that something was wrong, on the ground, first responders, firefighters they began preparing for the worst. thank god nothing happened. >> i say any landing is a good landing. >> the plane is it tallin made 180 prop. here it is after it landed. the pilot called the tower around noon. >> it came in as an aircraft having difficulty. >> the pilot said a part of the landing gear may have collapsed. >> they did come back. they did fly over to burn off some of the fuel. >> reporter: 10 minutes later, the pilot landed the plane on its belly. >> once it stopped moving we were able to put a foam blanket down to make sure there were no sparks. >> once they cooled, four people including the pilot disembarked. the pilot stayed behind. the plane is registered to this company. and they declined to comment. vic lee, abc7 news. >> tonight, san francisco sheriff is asking the state

vic lee joins us with this story. vic? >> reporter: the disabled senior citizen is beatrice allen, and she lives in the upper flat of this apartment building. her lawyer hopes the land lord can be convinced to withdraw the eviction order. but that seems unlikely and you know what that means. another ugly land lord/tenant fight. she's lived in this neighborhood for almost her entire life. and in this apartment for more than three decades. the 80-year-old has suffered three strokes. now she's being evicted by a new owner. >> i feel really sad, because i have been here for 35 years. >> reporter: her daughter, betty rose, lives with her. >> there's no need for you to do this. you have so much. just let my mother finish staying here. >> reporter: the new land lord is a technology investor who also owns his own firm. he and his wife live in this house next door. the couple's attorney, andrew zaches, explains why the allenes are being evicted. >> the mother of the wife that owns the property recently had a fall at her home. she h

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vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: the boort of the metropolitan transportation agency voted to reduce the towing fees here in san francisco. and now, that plan goes to the board of supervisors for a final vote next week. >> reporter: the plan to reduce fees that the staff agreed to. it was too late for those here at the yard today. the work truck was towed two months ago. he was unable to get to the yard until now. >> it was cheaper to buy another vehicle. >> the daily storage fees may be steep, but the charges in san francisco are set to be the highest in the country. currently $491 and change. not counting the ticket. >> $600 for $700 for a single mistake is just punitive. >> the deal reached would reduce fees by $100. and include a program for low income families. >> we'll be reducing the fees by almost 50%. >> most of the reduction will come from an administrative >> it's grown by over 430% to $266. that is unconscionable. >> there is one catch. don't get towed twice. you won't get the reduced fee the

on our vic? no, not yet. there's no purse, no missing person's report filed. the coroner's van's downstairs. we need to get the body to the morgue and pull the slugs. only four entry wounds. if the pattern holds, he should have a 4-letter word for us. that's funny. i have a 4-letter word for him, too. why don't you two escort the body to the morgue and let me know what you find? okay. once you're dressed, of course. (police radio chatter) hey. heard you two were making pancakes when the body dropped. so what do you got? letters on the slugs. "b-u-r--" "burn." nikki will burn. well, that's chilling. our victim's fingerprints aren't in the system. do you have anything that can i.d. her? well, i found formaldehyde on her. yeah, that's from the killer. he left it at the other scenes as well. not traces. it was under her fingernails, in her hair. she worked with embalming fluid. i also found traces of clay, polyurethane and animal blood. i don't know who she is, but i can tell you what she does. (castle and beckett) she's a taxidermist. it's so cute, the way you tw

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> well, the biggest isn't always the best. >> san jose wants to be both. hear what the mayer plans to do and who thinks this will work, next. >>> i'm spencer christian. the spring like warm up continues and the warmest day will be tomorrow. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> if the judge is not confirmable, i don't think anyone is. >> why people who once worked with president obama's supreme court nominee say he's the person that can win over republicans. plus... >> i knew he was gone, but in your dreams he's with you, all the time. >> up next, how far a father traveled to >>> two san francisco men women spend decades in prison for the robbery and murder of a tourist. >> the victim's father flew in to make sure his son had justice. ed had six years to mourn his son. >> he's me. trying to take care of people. we joke around. we just, you know, if someone needs help, we're there. >> his son was visiting san francisco with friends. october 4, 2009, he and the friends gave a lift to the woman on the right. aerial kittels. she w

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> well, the biggest isn't always the best. >> san jose wants to be both. hear what the mayer plans to do and who thinks this will work, next. >>> i'm spencer christian. the spring like warm up continues and the warmest day will be tomorrow. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >>> if the judge is not confirmable, i don't think anyone is. >> why people who once worked with president obama's supreme court nominee say he's the person that can win over republicans. plus... >> i knew he was gone, but in your dreams he's with you, all the time. >> up next, how far a father traveled to finally see justic >>> two san francisco men women spend decades in prison for the robbery and murder of a tourist. >> the victim's father flew in to make sure his son had justice. ed had six years to mourn his son. >> he's me. trying to take care of people. we joke around. we just, you know, if someone needs help, we're there. >> his son was visiting san francisco with friends. october 4, 2009, he and the friends gave a lift to the woman on the right. ae

abc 7 news reporter vic lee live at san francisco city hall of justice with the story. vic? >> reporter: well, larry, district attorney george gasgon has yet to complete his department's investigation into the incident but tomorrow the attorney for the suspect will file that claim and as you know, that is the precursor to a lawsuit. what went through your mind when you first saw the video? >> rodney king. >> reporter: oakland lawyer michael hadad is referring to this security camera video. it was taken november 12th in an alley in the mission district. two alameda county sheriffs deputies striking petroff repeatedly with their batons. the 29-year-old was tackled after he crashed a stolen car. he had led them on a 30-mile chase at high speeds after ramming several police cruisers. hadad says he counted 40 baton strikes. >> he had a lot of blows to the head and both of his hands were crushed. >> reporter: hadad says the two deputies filed their police reports four days after the incident and only after abc 7 news broke the story by airing the video. >> their policy requires th

do you have any intel on a white crown vic or gray crown vic. he thought at first maybe this was a fraud suspect. >> it's clear to officer perry that the pair is deliberately trying to avoid him. with his suspicions and his dash cam now engaged, perry hits the lights and siren. >> i wanted to wait for backup, actually, but as it turned out, they ended up driving into a basically closed neighborhood. >> the car pulls over, and the passenger side door immediately opens. >> i was expecting a foot chase. i was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the suspects don't run. instead, one emerges from the car with a pistol in each hand. >> just raised it up to shoulder level and was shooting, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, as fast as he could. both guns going. he emptied both the weapons. probably 10 to 12 shots were fired. the shots that were being fired were incredibly loud. the pistols were deafening. as i was ducking down, i remember hearing the bullets hitting the car. there was a lot of kids out. and on the video you could see a couple of

vic, what happened? >> reporter: well, they did, indeed.see, by the way, a 16-foot budget moving van with oklahoma plates and we will give you those license plate numbers after our story, please call police. the contents of the family's life are in that truck. jeremy and his wife, erin, and their 17-month-old son, austsen, had just moved from san diego to san francisco two weeks ago. they packed everything they owned into a budget moving truck. >> it had our clothes, our furniture, a lot of the electronics. >> reporter: they arrived at erin's parents' home february 29th. they planned to spend a week here then move to this apartment at ucsf where jeremy, a neuroscientist, had just been hired. friday night, march 3rd, their fully loaded van was parked in front of their parents' home. >> saturday morning my son-in-law comes in said, jim, did you move the truck? and i said, no, i did not move the truck. and so he says, well, i think it's missing. >> it was just, like, who moved a 16-foot truck in the middle l of the night? >> reporter: it's bee

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at the funeral home with more. vic? >> reporter: ama, stacey aguilar will be remembered at services starting at 6:00 here at this funeral home in san jose. now, her father, mahin aguilar, thank goodness, was able to make the trip here in mexico in time. but earlier today, to his frustration, a plea hearing for his daughter's accused killer was postponed. 23-year-old ezmed padraza shown in court on friday when charged with murder did not appear at today's hearing. we're sad, very sad, her father said afterwards. aguilar just arrived in the bay area from mexico on a humanitarian visa. he wanted to see his 22-year-old daughter's accused killer. >> translator: frustrated, we are feeling weighed down because we do know know what will happen. they keep changing dates on us. i would like the person or persons responsible to be punished. they took our youngest. >> reporter: aguilar's youngest was 22 years old, last seen as a house party in hayward february 13th. her body was found a week later in a rural area of fremont. padraz

vic lee has the story now from san jose. >> 46-year-old antonio garcia lives here in this apartment. >> went to church every sunday. >> reporter: the homeowner association president was shocked. >> horrible, horrific. he has a child and it's horrific. the investigation began with a victim coming forward and after word of the investigation spread, additional victims came forward. >> police say two victims were molested 15 years ago. garcia ran an embroidery business. the store, locked up. it looked like he left in a hurry. his neighbor own an auto repair shop. he had no idea. >> he's a nice guy. you know? we've been talking to each other. he's a nice guy. yeah. >> police say all four known victims were children of his extended family. investigators say he spent time to coach with kids. >> he's involved in other activities and it's through the investigation we determined that is how access occurred. >> police say garcia helped coach little league and participated in boy scouts. they say they reported the behavior to the police. garcia was arraigned today, on multiple counts of sexual a

vic lee has the story now from san jose. >> 46-year-old antonio garcia lives here in this apartment. to church every sunday. >> reporter: the homeowner association president wa shocked. >> horrible horrific. he has a child and it's horrific. the investigation began with a victim coming forward and after word of the investigation spread additional victims came forward. >> police say two victims were molested 15 years ago. garcia ran an embroidery business. the store, locked up. it looked like he left in a hurry. his neighbor owns an auto repair shop. he had no idea. >> he's a nice guy. you know? we've been talking to each other. he's a nice guy. yeah. >> police say all four known victims were children of his extended family. investigators say he spent time to coach with kids. >> he's involved in other activities and it's through the investigation we determined that is how access occurred. >> police say garcia helped coach little league and participated in boy scouts. they say they reported the behavior to the police. garcia was arraigned today, on multiple counts of sexual assaulting

. >> the dog's owner spoke to vic lee about what happened. >> he was already dead. we didn't know.eporter: 12-year-old roscoe, this man's best friend. early morning, wednesday, they went into this safeway before starting their day. >> i'm just trying to get milk. for coffee. i walk in, there is a scuffle. >> between a security guard and a young man accused of shoplifting. he began recording it and he says he became a victim. >> makes a bee line to me, slaps my phone out of my hand. >> reporter: he says he and the guard exchanged words and the guard punched him several times. >> punched me in the ear. my ear still rings. >> reporter: he says the guard kicked roscoe, twice, the first time he was able to pull away the dog but the second time. >> he kicks my dog. like he's trying to win the super bowl with my dog. roscoe took off. i ran after him. >> reporter: he lost his trail. two hours later a pedestrian found him in the haight. >> he ran into traffic and the guy watched him get hit. whoever the good samaritan is that took it to the pound, bless you, brother. i appreciate your help.

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vic lee, abc7 news. >>> oakland city administrators office provided abc7 news with a statement, blamingfriday night's issue on a malfunctioning control channel. and, adding, quote, it is our top priority to maintain radio communications and transition to the new system as soon as possible. >>> today, an expert in police procedure said san francisco police made a mistake when they shot and killed alex nietto. >> this is about recklessness and indifference to the sanctity of life issues and failure to deploy the proper tactics. >> the 28-year-old's parents have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. one issue, did police use excessive force when he was shot last year. >> i think that the officers did a very good job from the testimony, about assessing and reassessing what is in front of them. and stopping as soon as they felt they reasonably could. >> today, neitto's mother said she was proud of her son, who received his associates degree in criminology. >>> that blistering attack from mexico's president saying his country will not pay for trump's proposed wall, and likened the bailin yar'

vic lee, abc7 news. >>> oakland city administrators office provided abc7 news with a statement, blamingight's issue on a malfunctioning control channel. and, adding, quote, it is our top priority to maintain radio communications and transition to the new system as soon as possible. >>> today, an expert in police procedure said san francisco police made a mistake when they shot and killed alex nietto. >> this is about recklessness and indifference to the sanctity of life issues and failure to deploy the proper tactics. >> the 28-year-old's parents have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. one issue, did police use excessive force when he was shot last year. >> i think that the officers did a very good job from the testimony, about assessing and reassessing what is in front of them. and stopping as soon as they felt they reasonably could. >> today, neitto's mother said she was proud of her son, who received his associates degree in criminology. >>> that blistering attack from mexico's president saying his country will not pay for trump's proposed wall, and likened the bailin yar's tone t

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vic: this whole thing's based on just the quality of the product.: i'm not as self-righteous as you guys are about product. lisa, from my perspective, you're the person that determines what the brand promise is, what the products are that come in and out. so what i want you to do is actually write it down on paper. i want to see, bullet point by bullet point, exactly what it stands for. anything else before we get to work? okay. ♪ -lisa: hey, how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -lisa: marcus, this is kacey. -kacey: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you? how are you? pet food experts is one of the largest distributors of pet food in the united states. not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points. that's why we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to