casey, this is alex mendoza, this is vincent wang. they're best friends.about? that's me. do you play in a rock band? ( laughing ): no, but i know some rock songs. we want to be rock stars, right, vincent? right. ( both imitating electrical guitar ) or maybe we'll be professional baseball players. yeah, we can't decide. that's a tough choice. ramon! where you going? to pick up alex. i have to talk to you. we just got an unbelievable offer. what are you talking about? two investors came to my office today. they want to buy the restaurant. what? they want to buy the place... and they're going to let me... what makes you think we want to sell? money, my dear brother. lots of money. forget it. tell your investors it's not for sale. hey, don't walk away from this. this is a serious offer... serious money. i'm not selling this place. it's my life... it's been in the family for almost 30 years. it would break papa's heart if we sold it. not when he hears how much money the investors are offering. alberto, there's more to life than money. i've got to go. alex is w

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in paw terror -- potrero hill with more. what do you have?t happened near southern heights about 9:45. police got a call, a 9-1-1 call from a man who said he had just stabbed his brother-in-law. they heard the victim in the background asking for help. when police arrived they saw the victim bleeding in the doorway and his brother-in-law standingear him with a hammer in his hand. when he refused to put down the hammer, police say they shot and killed him. the stabbing victim was taken to san francisco general where he is in serious condition tonight. a large knife described to be like a machete was found nearby. and that is the latest from potrero hill. alan wang, reporting live from san francisco, back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's shift and talk about the weather forecast as we inch closer to the weekend. >> examine sandhya patel is here with the latest jie. you can see why we are seeing a warming trend. temperatures are up a few degrees and as we look at live doppler 7hd, the skies are clear and the temperatures are running mild. we are g

in vallejo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> all right.et's get another check on the forecast right now. >> sand jaw patel is looking -- sandhya patel has that for us. >> it is looking fabulous. you can see what it looks like right now. we do have some patchy low clouds near the coastline. the skies are clear inland. let me show you a view from the high definition emeryville camera as we look across the bay. san francisco is in the distance . it is pretty clear, but not for long. 58 degrees in san francisco and it is 61 and real mild in mountain view and oakland. 51 degrees in santa cruz. here are the highlights. patchy morning clouds at the coast and warmer on sunday. summer like weather is coming. monday and tuesday as a matter of fact we may be talking about records around here. that's the record highs for early next week. high pressure is in control of the weather. we will keep that dry pattern going. right on through the weekend and even beyond, the next seven days look dry. the temperatures will peak on monday and tuesday and as it b

alan wang is live on potrero hill with the story you will see only on abc7 news. alan? >> dan, this is one of seven sharp turns along vermont street earning the reputation as the world's most crook cede street. crooked street. it started out as a small race in 2006 and quickly grew to a major event that lead to a major accident. >> everybody watch out please. >> it happened quickly around a blind corner on the last turn of the annual bring your own big wheel race. 45-year-old shuber suffered a serious head injury. >> if she hadn't gone into emergency surgery when we got to the hospital she would have died. >> she had a fractured skull even though at the scene she was conscious as bystanders rushed to help her. >> my wife was there and taking pictures and all of that stuff. she thought it was over and walked across to see my daughter. >> the police told them they would not file a report because this happened on a closed race course. >> if you are walking across a closed race course and you get hit, it is kind of your fault. i don't know. that's the position they took. >>

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live in paw terror -- potrero hill with more. what do you have? >> it happened near southern heights about 9:45. police got a call, a 9-1-1 call from a man who said he had just stabbed his brother-in-law. they heard the victim in the background asking for help. when police arrived they saw the victim bleeding in the doorway and his brother-in-law standing near him with a hammer in his hand. when he refused to put down the hammer, police say they shot and killed him. the stabbing victim was taken to san francisco general where he is in serious condition tonight. a large knife described to be like a machete was found nearby. and that is the latest from potrero hill. alan wang, reporting live from san francisco, back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's shift and talk about the weather forecast as we inch closer to the weekend. >> examine sandhya patel is here with the latest jie. you can see why we are seeing a warming trend. temperatures are up a few degrees and as we look at live doppler 7hd, the skies are clear and the temperatures are running mild. w

alan wang is live at police headquarters with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, flashbang grenades went off and residents were forced from their homes and we are still waiting for the oakland police department to tell us what is going on. shear what we saw. here is what we saw. several fbi agents in tactile gear with fully automatic weapons outside the uh-huh part meant building. oakland police officers in uniform appeared to be assisting with traffic and the arrest of one man at this location. witnesses say they raided two other apartment buildings in the city tower complex and evacuated the residents. we saw them carry out one bag of evidence, but so far there is no explanation and the residents are looking for answers. >> when i got to the lobby, there was so many police in the lobby they put me up against the wall and asked if i had any guns. i said, no i am just looking for my kid. we don't know what was going on. they never told us. i am trying to get in the house with my kids. it is 10:00. we have been out here since 7:00. >> it is unusual to s

alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man police say was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbing wave of violent crime from teenagers. >> parents, adults, school district members, politicians need to step up to the plate and take responsibility for changing the dynamics of the city. >> after being shot he crashed into a ravine off keller avenue on of a 2nd. the santa clara county paramedic died two days later. police say he just had teaken his father home -- taken his father home from the doctor. the arrests were announced on the same day a memorial service was

alan wang is live at police headquarters with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, flashbang grenades went off and residents were forced from their homes and we are still waiting for the oakland police department to tell us what is going on. shear what we saw. here is what we saw. several fbi agents in tactile gear with fully automatic weapons outside the uh-huh part meant building. oakland police officers in uniform appeared to be assisting with traffic and the arrest of one man at this location. witnesses say they raided two other apartment buildings in the city tower complex and evacuated the residents. we saw them carry out one bag of evidence, but so far there is no explanation and the residents are looking for answers. >> when i got to the lobby, there was so many police in the lobby they put me up against the wall and asked if i had any guns. i said, no i am just looking for my kid. we don't know what was going on. they never told us. i am trying to get in the house with my kids. it is 10:00. we have been out here since 7:00. >> it is unusual to s

in vallejo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> all right.et's get another check on the forecast right now. >> sand jaw patel is looking -- sandhya patel has that for us. >> it is looking fabulous. you can see what it looks like right now. we do have some patchy low clouds near the coastline. the skies are clear inland. let me show you a view from the high definition emeryville camera as we look across the bay. san francisco is in the distance . it is pretty clear, but not for long. 58 degrees in san francisco and it is 61 and real mild in mountain view and oakland. 51 degrees in santa cruz. here are the highlights. patchy morning clouds at the coast and warmer on sunday. summer like weather is coming. monday and tuesday as a matter of fact we may be talking about records around here. that's the record highs for early next week. high pressure is in control of the weather. we will keep that dry pattern going. right on through the weekend and even beyond, the next seven days look dry. the temperatures will peak on monday and tuesday and as it b

alan wang is live on potrero hill with the story you will see only on abc7 news. alan? >> dan, this is one of seven sharp turns along vermont street earning the reputation as the world's most crook cede street. crooked street. it started out as a small race in 2006 and quickly grew to a major event that lead to a major accident. >> everybody watch out please. >> it happened quickly around a blind corner on the last turn of the annual bring your own big wheel race. 45-year-old shuber suffered a serious head injury. >> if she hadn't gone into emergency surgery when we got to the hospital she would have died. >> she had a fractured skull even though at the scene she was conscious as bystanders rushed to help her. >> my wife was there and taking pictures and all of that stuff. she thought it was over and walked across to see my daughter. >> the police told them they would not file a report because this happened on a closed race course. >> if you are walking across a closed race course and you get hit, it is kind of your fault. i don't know. that's the position they took. >>

alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man police say was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbing wave of violent crime from teenagers. >> parents, adults, school district members, politicians need to step up to the plate and take responsibility for changing the dynamics of the city. >> after being shot he crashed into a ravine off keller avenue on of a 2nd. the santa clara county paramedic died two days later. police say he just had teaken his father home -- taken his father home from the doctor. the arrests were announced on the same day a memorial service was

alan wang, reporting live from san francisco, back to you. >> thank you. shift and let's st the weather forecast as we inch closer to the weekend. >> examine sandhya patel is here with the latest jie. you can see why we are seeing a warming trend. temperatures are up a few degrees and as we look at live doppler 7hd, the skies are clear and the temperatures are running mild. we are going to see those numbers rising over the next few days as the high pressure gets closer to the coast and warm and dry pattern is developing. that means we will see even warmer weather heading into the weekend. here is a look at the week ahead for san jose. 76 tomorrow afternoon. getting into the upper 70s to the low 80s for the weekend. by monday we are looking at 88 degrees. slowly tapering for tuesday and wednesday. we are expecting a warming trend. first thing tomorrow morning it will be a cool start, low 40s to low 50s. you might want to grab a thin layer for the morning. clear conditions as i mentioned and cool. by the afternoon, sunshine and mild weather across the entire

janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >>> holed up in his backyard. a bay ware i can't podcaster is leading that charge. out of the studio in san jose, richard bliss produces a podcast about harvesting the power of the internet to raise money for projects and business ideas. when he heard that david henneberry's boat was riddled with bullets as the boston bombing suspect was hiding inside, he figured why not help crowd fund a new boat for this guy. he set up a fundraising page. indy go go. he podcasted the plea for moin. he got over $600 in four hours. >>> there's a button to donate to the victims. the one fund for the boston victims. if you have a few dollars, $25, you can toss is dave's way. >> bliss' crowd funding effort combined with others online, has raised $9,000 to date. when he feels there's enough money, he'll reach out to david henneberry in watertown and surprise him with the news if he hasn't heard already. you can find the funding the dream podcast on itunes. >>> it appears they had the wrong man. charges have been dropped against paul c

alan wang is live at police headquarters with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, flashbang grenades went off and residents wereforcr forced from their homes and we are still waiting for the oakland police department to tell us what is going on. shear what we saw. here is what we saw. several fbi agents in tactile gear with fully automatic weapons outside the uh-huh part meant building. oakland police officers in uniform appeared to be assisting with traffic and the arrest of one man at this location. witnesses say they raided two other apartment buildings in the city tower complex and evacuated the residents. we saw them carry out one bag of evidence, but so far there is no explanation and the residents are looking for answers. >> when i got to the lobby, there was so many police in the lobby they put me up against the wall and asked if i had any guns. i said, no i am just looking for my kid. we don't know what was going on. they never told us. i am trying to get in the house with my kids. it is 10:00. we have been out here since 7:00. >> it is unusual

alan wang is live with new details for us. alan? >> carolyn, the arrests were announced here today shortly after the memorial service for a man p was minding his own business when he was killed. and a lot of people were shocked to inned foo out those arrested arrested -- to find out those arrested were teenagers. >> the persons responsible for this man's murder range in the age from 14 to 16 years old. >> police say five minors were involved and one of them fired the gun during a robbery that left 34-year-old quinn boyer dead. they say it is part of a disturbing wave of violent crime from teenagers. >> parents, adults, school district members, politicians need to step up to the plate and take responsibility for changing the dynamics of the city. >> after being shot he crashed into a ravine off keller avenue on of a 2nd. the santa clara county paramedic died two days later. police say he just had teaken his father home -- taken his father home from the doctor. the arrests were announced on the same day a memorial service was held for

. >>> and i'm janelle wang. the making of a bomb. new details on the explosives used in the boston marathon attack and thousands gather to remember the mit police officer killed in last week's violent crime spree. the latest after the break. you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. >>> the investigation in boston is getting more complex and the healing is becoming more emotional. today thousands of people gathered to remember an mit police officer shot in cold blood. >> we are learning more about three and injured hundreds. janelle wang is here with the latest. >> the bombs reportedly were not very sophisticated but were triggered by a remote control detonatorer. we are learned more about the suspects specificall

the parade and festival happening all day long, janelle wang will be out there. the cow chip con it test. you can't miss it. and now a look at our forecast as we head throughout the next 24 hours for everyone else and what you're going to find are temperatures in the south bay in the upper 70s and also low 80s. 85 in livermore and once again near 80 degrees in petaluma. a little bit warmer right into downtown especially with all of those people that will be there. as we get to the seven-day forecast it gets even hotter. temperatures in the upper 80s and also low 90s. i don't think you can argue with that forecast. what do you think, guys? looks very egg-cellent. are you ready for this weekend? >> absolutely. >> all right. we're all out here having a good time. we'll see if we can plate some of these up to bring back to the studio. >> egg-cellent. >> thank you, jeff. >> i couldn't resist. >> we're back in a moment. the giants first watch and the w warriors. >>> garlic fries have been a part of giants games for nearly two decades. now they're found in ballparks all

alan wang is live on potrero hill with the story you will see only on abc7 news. alan? >> dan, this is one of seven sharp turns along vermont street earning the reputation as the world's most crook cede street. crooked street. it started out as a small race in 2006 and quickly grew to a major event that lead to a major accident. >> everybody watch out please. >> it happened quickly around a blind corner on the last turn of the annual bring your own big wheel race. 45-year-old shuber suffered a serious head injury. >> if she hadn't gone into emergency surgery when we got to the hospital she would have died. >> she had a fractured skull even though at the scene she was conscious as bystanders rushed to help her. >> my wife was there and taking pictures and all of that stuff. she thought it was over and walked across to see my daughter. >> the police told them they would not file a report because this happened on a closed race course. >> if you are walking across a closed race course and you get hit, it is kind of your fault. i don't know. that's the position they took. >>

in vallejo, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> all right.et's get another check on the forecast right now. >> sand jaw patel is looking -- sandhya patel has that for us. >> it is looking fabulous. you can see what it looks like right now. we do have some patchy low clouds near the coastline. the skies are clear inland. let me show you a view from the high definition emeryville camera as we look across the bay. san francisco is in the distance . it is pretty clear, but not for long. 58 degrees in san francisco and it is 61 and real mild in mountain view and oakland. 51 degrees in santa cruz. here are the highlights.uds at e coast and warmer on sunday. summer like weather is coming. monday and tuesday as a matter of fact we may be talking about records arod here. that's the record highs for early next week. high pressure is in control of the weather. we will keep that dry pattern going. right on through the weekend and even beyond, the next seven days look dry. the temperatures will peak on monday and tuesday and as it builds we will see it sw

. > catherine wang and timothy zhou our second prize winners. the attendance eastern middle school in silver spring, maryland. in their video, they asked the president to make the economy and deficit reduction a party in 2013. >> we face the greatest challenge of all. a massive debt and exceeding the entire size of our company. >> the debt affects all of us. the nation is on the road to dallas -- two banker secured >> balance the budget now. >> it is a very big, political policy decision. does create large deficits into the future. we must reduce the deficit. >> it would affect a lot of people in a lot of different ways. >> it is time that we raise the bar. >> deficit is our our economy -- >> i'm pretty sure it has to do with the economy and the government. >> lack of something. debt. a debt that we can't pay. >> i really have no idea. although much of the younger generation is unaware of what he does that is, it is a factor in the nation, economy, and our future. >> stairmaster president, in order for the united states to the life ofbe in freed

a little bit of janelle wang there.n emeryville we have clear skies and haze getting compressed to the surface. otherwise no marine layer here across the bay. in san francisco the giants flag flying tonight. we have a game. it may not be good for the players depending on who is playing what position and when the winds gust. let's get you into the weather story throughout the next 48 hours. we are going to have the beach weather up against the immediate coast line for tomorrow. that means mainly 60s and 70s. for the interior valleys 70s and 80s. tomorrow the warmest day of the week. throughout thursday numbers go down five to ten degrees cooler. wednesday is the day to get outside. tomorrow morning we start with 49 in saint helena. and throughout tomorrow we are going to go even warmer. again, the warming wind is going to stick around for one more day. we are going up to 81 in san jose. 84 in gilroy and 83 in morgan hills. 84 in dublin. 83 in pleasanton. 86 in concord. get a load of this. san francisco 77. this are a few

. >>> and i'm janelle wang. a possible motive in the boston marathon bombing. new information released today. the surviving suspect is formally charged next. >>> the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect is now facing the possible death penalty sentence tonight. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev charged. >> today u.s. officials say evidence suggests the two bombing suspects were motivated by religion. we don't know what the evidence is but we know investigators have confiscated phone records and e-mails. meanwhile boston continues to grieve. a moment of silence in boston. also on the senate floor and at the new york stock exchange, a pause in daily business to mark the exact moment the first bomb went off in the boston marathon one week ago today. suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev remains in the hospital unable to speak because of a bullet wound to his throat. with the judge present the 19-year-old was charged with using a weapon of mass destruction that led to the killing of four people and wounding of 180. tsarnaev is listed in serious condition but reports say he is alert an

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meeting of the san francisco board of appeals, the presiding officer is board president chris the wang, she's joiner tonight by an lazarus, commissioner frank fung, damper honda and arcelia hurtado, to my left is mr. brian, he will be here for legal advice tonight and at the controls is victor pa chico, i'm gloria, we're joined by representatives that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there, he's representing th

i'm alan wang, "abc 7 news." >>> we have developing news in the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. government officials say the mother of the two suspects was put on the federal terrorism data list 18 months ago. she has denied any connection to terrorism. just out, the man who had both legs blown off in the explosion that tamerlan stood out in the crowd because he was so serious. >> everybody is having a great tile. he didn't look like he was having a good time. >> the he was the first to give description of the suspect and where the youngest suspect was found hiding after the water town shootings, a boat was towed to a safe location. dzhokar tsarnaev was moved to a federal prison 40 miles from boston. >> a piece of a plane. they found landing gear boeing jammed between two buildings yesterday. authorities were would not rule out the chance it was placed there by someone but one of the buildings holds a controversial prayer from. the discovery is being treated as a crime scene for the time being. >> tonight a redwood city man remains on the run after escaping from hap ha

i'm alan wang, "abc 7 news." >>> we have developing news in the investigation into the boston marathon bombings. government officials say the mother of the two suspects was put on the federal terrorism data list 18 months ago. she has denied any connection to terrorism. just out, the man who had both legs blown off in the explosion that tamerlan stood out in the crowd because he was so serious. >> everybody is having a great tile. he didn't look like he was having a good time. >> the he was the first to give description of the suspect and where the youngest suspect was found hiding after the water town shootings, a boat was towed to a safe location. dzhokar tsarnaev was moved to a federal prison 40 miles from boston. >> a piece of a plane. they found landing gear boeing jammed between two buildings yesterday. authorities were would not rule out the chance it was placed there by someone but one of the buildings holds a controversial prayer from. the discovery is being treated as a crime scene for the time being. >> tonight a redwood city man remains on the run after escaping from hap ha

alan wang is there with the latest. >> reporter: the suspect had a number of arrests weapon charge arrests against him here in santa clara county. that is why they brought out the search dogs, swat and armored vehicle. this property contained a tattoo ploor and a bunch of rvs. he managed to hide back there and slip away. >> sky7hd was overhead as santa clara county swat went trailer to trailer looking for a parolee by u.s. marshals. they were serving a warrant including weapons charges. >> they saw him going towards one of the rvs and trailers. though called him out. he refused to come out. he went into one of the rvs. >> they quickly called in back up. canines scoured the lot that held a lo looted of old rvs a tattoo parlor and a car shop but somehow he managed to slip away. >> he was a parolee released from prison but not been in compliance with his parole terms. he was pretty dangerous. they wanted to take him back into custody. >> reporter: now, a resident in a house behind me she didn't know he was living on the property but overheard him saying he had to leave because he was about to

alan wang is there with the latest. >> reporter: the suspect had a number of arrests weapon charge arrests against him here in santa clara county. that is why they brought out the search dogs, swat and armored vehicle. this property contained a tattoo ploor and a bunch of rvs. he managed to hide back there and slip away. >> sky7hd was overhead as santa clara county swat went trailer to trailer looking for a parolee by u.s. marshals. they were serving a warrant including weapons charges. >> they saw him going towards one of the rvs and trailers. though called him out. he refused to come out. he went into one of the rvs. >> they quickly called in back up. canines scoured the lot that held a lo looted of old rvs a tattoo parlor and a car shop but t managed to slip away. >> he was a parolee released from prison but not been in compliance with his parole terms. he was pretty dangerous. they wanted to take him back into custody. >> reporter: now, a resident in a house behind me she didn't know he was living on the property but overheard him saying he had to leave because he was about to get in t

>> la respuesta norteamericana no se hizo despegar, despliega un sistema de defensa en la isla de wangaÍs y sus aliados en asia y en el pacÍfico. >> la policÍa dice que un banquero podrÍa haber ordenado mÁs muertes de lo que se teme, el drÁstico cambio que ha experimentado la relaciÓn entre nicolÁs maduro y quiÉn fuera su jefe hugo chÁvez. >> hay un a arres tatoedrrestad lÍneas de investigaciones por funcionarios en una fiscalÍa de ¿piensas que cargar 10 ó 20 libras de peso extra no es mucho? fuimos a un parque y repartimos bolsas de arena de 10 y 20 libras a la gente. -ahora ya entiendo por qué la gente pesada no puede caminar mucho. porque la rodilla, lo siente uno. así como van los años, es muy fácil subir de peso. no quiero este peso para mí. a nadie le gustó cargar el peso extra, pero la gente lo hace todo el tiempo. ¿no te gustaría librarte de ese peso y dejar de ganar más? mujer: no quiero tener más peso en el futuro, no. >> el asesinato de 2 fiscales en texas ha generado el temor entre otros funsz n otros funcionarios pÚblico dijo que abandonara debido que involucra a miembros

at 11:15, the festival from 10:00 to 5:00 tan cow tossing contest which includes nbc's own janelle wang. it's goington warmer with plenty of 80s inland, 85 in livermore, 85 in gilroy with a mix of 60s and 70s from san francisco down to peninsula. on the seven day forecast it gets hotter, upper 80s an low 90s with quite a bit of sunshine. we want to give the cow chipping contest a guy. who do we have here. >> i'm the chair of the cow tossing contest. >> if you don't know what a cow chip is, google it and you're find out. >> on your mark, get set -- >> you're eating it, oh my god. >> no. >> jeff, you got to throw it like a frisbee. that went pretty far. >> i didn't know that. >> i know. >> reporter: people with go check this out right. >> 10:00 tomorrow morning right off the boulevard. we have battle of the badges starting first, the two chiefs, the fire chief and the police chief, then we have the -- >> you have a lot of stuff going on. definitely come and check it out, you guys. we hear everybody is performing about your performance on the nbc bay area float janelle. we hear you're goin

. >>> good monday evening i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. in livermore a deadly accident has stalled traffic. one person is dead and another critically injured after their car drove off an embankment around 3:00 p.m. near the intersection of 580 and grant line road. all westbound lanes of 580 were closed briefly. they are now reopened but traffic is still slow through the area. >>> new tonight at 6:00. what did they know and when? a former teacher at a well-known performing arts center is facing charges of molestation. now there are allegations that former coworkers knew what was happening but said nothing. jodi hernandez joins us. those fellow employees might also be in legal trouble. >> reporter: it is called the mandatory reporting law and it requires people who work with or come in contact with children to report suspected abuse to police right away. tonight several employees connected to the leisure center for the arts are under the microscope and face possible criminal charges. >> it is the job of the institutions to be incredibly vigi

i'm going to have billy wang come up from day cap. he has a really short video to show. i'm going to have her come up and provide her information. >> good morning supervisors. thank you for an allowing me to be here. i know time is tight. i want to introduce jessica flores and i hope there is time for leticia garcia. so let me give it over to jessica to show a little bit of the success of the program. >> thank you. >> hello, good morning, supervisors, my name is jess ica flores. i'm an intern. i'm born and raised in san francisco. coming from a very competitive city, it's very difficult to find a job here. and being hard of hearing with disabilities it makes it even more difficult to find a job. when you have a disability you often find yourself in jobs like stock rooms and you feel very isolated and under estimated and under valued. so i was working those jobs and i was like, i don't like it. i'm going to better myself. i'm going to make changes. i want to be somebody better. i want to inspire people. about two years ago i applied to a college for animation and visual e

. >> i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai.e begin with a story you'll eonly on nbc bay area. we uncovered excops investigating police involved shooting. >>> this is what it boils down to. is it ethical to have former officers investigate officer-involved shootings if it involves their former police department. two ambulances in east oakland. what you can't see here is a ten year old. >> he was killed. >> his body lying lifeless on a sidewalk. almost a year later. his parents say the time continues to pass but the pain only builds. >> crying on tv. >> reporter: especially after the police officer was cleared. >> the pain is inflicted again. >> i took a look at that report. >> reporter: a reporter focused on crime and punishment. she obtained police prosecution records. >> discovered that ten of the last 23 officer-involved shooting investigations were investigated at the d.a.'s office by former oakland police officers. >> reporter: according to data from the oakland police department there have been at least 103 officer-involve

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai.we speak president obama's motorcade is winding through the streets of san francisco. mr. obama is here again for the fifth time in less than a year he is in town for a quick visit worth millions of dollars. air force one landed about 30 minutes ago. you see the president on his way to two big dollar fundraisers. you will notice here he was not greeted by anyone as he came off the plane right into that suv, the presidential suv. we begin our team coverage tonight. terry mcsweeney is in san francisco where protesters are prepared to greet mr. obama. we begin with cheryl hurd on the tarmac. >> reporter: as you can see air force one is behind me. they are cleaning it up and fuelling it up for the president when he leaves tomorrow. right now as you said the president is on his way to pacific heights for a cocktail party. after that he will be attending a dinner at the mansion. he is here, of course, to raise money, but he is focusing on the 2014 election. earlier today i talked with a prof

abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story from vallejo. >> the bats are swinging once again after a season suspended by violence. a domestic argument at a game last week lead to gunfire and now north vallejo little league parents are stepping up to the plate and requesting more police presence around the parks. >> it is a dangerous community out there. these are some of the faces that get on the field out there. don't let tragedy happen to these guys. >> and little league officials say nearby gunfire had the players running into a dug out for shelter. but police say it is not that simple to assign an officer there. >> our officers are stretched pretty thin in a sense that we have to go from one priority call to another. >> in a city that filed for bankruptcy there should be 160 sworn officers on duty. 24r* are only 85. -- there are only 85. >> we hope we can get concessions and can hire some more police. we have a new tax measure that we are talking about. we approved hiring new officers and hopefully there will be more coming in the future. >> right now any assignments would cost o

. >> and i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. a big day for bay area baseball.they were dazzling in their home opener. >> laurence scott has more on the pregame ceremony. >> we begin with kimberly tere outside at&t ballpark where fans are still celebrating. kimberly? >> reporter: it seems that party has moved from being inside at&t park to some of the restaurants and taverns around the ballpark. take a look now. there was nothing but smiles out here as tens of thousands poured into the park ready to see the world champs play the first game of the season at home. >> opening day i just get a warm feeling inside. >> reporter: filled with anticipation, fans packed at&t park for the sold out giants home opener today against the st. louis cardinals. >> and this is just fantastic. we love to see zito pitch and we love the giants. i've watched them since i was a kid, since willie mays. >> this is the most exciting thing that's happened to us. >> really? >> we're from merced, california. this is our first thing in the whole world to do. >> reporter: and for so many this

abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story from vallejo. >> the bats are swinging once again after a season suspended by violence. a domestic argument at a game last week lead to gunfire and now north vallejo little league parents are stepping up to the plate and requesting more police presence around the parks. >> it is a dangerous community out there. these are some of the faces that get on the field out there. don't let tragedy happen to these guys. >> and little league officials say nearby gunfire had the players running into a dug out for shelter. but police say it is not that simple to assign an officer there. >> our officers are stretched pretty thin in a sense that we have to go from one priority call to another. >> in a city that filed for bankruptcy there should be 160 sworn officers on duty. 24r* are only 85. -- there are only 85. >> we hope we can get concessions and can hire some more police. we have a new tax measure that we are talking about. we approved hiring new officers and hopefully there will be more coming in the future. >> right now any special assignments woul

i'm janelle wang. raj mathai is on assignment. >> i'm jessica aguirre.onight more bay area families are sharing their stories of terror in boston. what was supposed to be the memory of a lifetime, crossing that finish line at the historic boston marathon, turned into pure panic and confusion. terry mcsweeney joins us from boston where he spoke to a father and a son from los altos. they were just looking to have that ultimate running experience, but really they had the ultimate bonding experience. >> reporter: that's true. yesterday was going to be a very memorable day for the anderson family of los altos. father and son running together in the boston marathon. obviously it's a memorable day, but not for the reason they had hoped. here in boston tonight memorials like this going up here and there. this one on the street where the bombs went off. people stopping by to offer their prayers and thoughts for the victims. the andersons, meanwhile, are offering thanks for each other. >> this was going to be, you know, our moment. >> reporter: and in a tragic way

live at highland hospital in oakland,al ben wong, abc -- alan wang, abc news. >>> more breaking news out of napa where an officer involved shooting left one man seriously wounded. it happened in a parking lot just after 8:00 tonight. police say officers tried to arrest three people in the parking lot of a diner when a struggle broke out. one man was fired and a male suspect hit in the upper chest. he went into surgery around 9:30 tonight. >>> also breaking news in san francisco. three people were hurt when a truck ran into the backside of a muni bus. it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not find evidence that su

i'm going to have billy wang come up from day cap. he has a really short video to show. i'm going to have her come up and provide her information. >> good morning supervisors. thank you for an allowing me to be here. i know time is tight. i want to introduce jessica flores and i hope there is time for leticia garcia. so let me give it over to jessica to show a little bit of the success of the program. >> thank you. >> hello, good morning, supervisors, my name is jess ica flores. i'm an intern. i'm born and raised in san francisco. coming from a very competitive city, it's very difficult to find a job here. and being hard of hearing with disabilities it makes it even more difficult to find a job. when you have a disability you often find yourself in jobs like stock rooms and you feel

live at highland hospital in oakland,al ben wong, abc -- alan wang, abc news. >>> more breaking news out of napa where an officer involved shooting left one man seriously wounded. it happened in a parking lot just after 8:00 tonight. police say officers tried to arrest three people in the parking lot of a diner when a struggle broke out. one man was fired and a male suspect hit in the upper chest. he went into surgery around 9:30 tonight. >>> also breaking news in san francisco. three people were hurt when a truck ran into the backside of a muni bus. it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not find evidence that su

online we face a different terror, the terror of seeing your wang account fall to zero or your savings swept away. we got a little taste this week. a hacker got into the twitter account, two explosions at the white house and barack obama injured. that tweet, a fake tweet, was up for just a few minutes before the account was suspended. the market responded in an instant. look at the drop. the dow fell about 145 points or 1%. even though the market bounced right back, it was a scary drop for investors. experts say over the past few months we have seen the number of cyber attacks sky rocket, and the biggest threat, the biggest target, our banks. according to a new verizon report, about 37% of information breaches were aimed at financial organizations. i want to bring in allen pauler, the director of research at the sans institute. we just saw two monday shut down boston for days. that's the visible face of terrorism. the invisible, the countless hits from hackers all over the world every day. how real is this threat of cyberterrorism? >> it is very real. in saudi arabia, cyberterrorists t

wang jian lin is the country's second richest man. we'll talk to him about how he ames to build now a top ten global media group. wednesday, huang nubo, he's the man that tried to buy 300 square kilometers of land in iceland. what is that about? you'll hear that. gwo gwan chan, the chairman of the fosun group. he's now refocusing his efforts to look at chinese consumer health care. also, kelly, michael yu, founder of new oriental, i caught up with him and asked him how he's face those down, as well. >> it's a great lineup. i wonder, too, about them buying greek islands, that sort of thing in the wake of the european debt crisis, where those fund flows are going. >> well yb yeah. what was interesting is fosun bought in a company and they are looking for strategic investment. but it's thou in fosun's case, it's about helping them develop them, how they leverage that back into the chinese domestic markets. >> this being the challenge. thanks, ross. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >>> in the meantime, it was once the darling of inve

meeting of the san francisco board of appeals, the presiding officer is board president chris the wang, she's joiner tonight by an lazarus, commissioner frank fung, damper honda and arcelia hurtado, to my left is mr. brian, he will be here for legal advice tonight and at the controls is victor pa chico, i'm gloria, we're joined by representatives that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there, he's representing the planning department, roger duffy is here representing the building inspection and john quan is here, he's the manager of public works, bureau street and mapping. at this time, mr. pa check koe, if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request you turn off all cell phones and pagers, please carry on conversation ins the hallway, the board rule of presentation are as follows, appellant, permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals f, people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or three minutes, they have u