. >> and i'm janelle wang raj and jessica are off tonight. we want to show you live pictures of the fire right now. it's burning on tesla road just outside downtown livermore. as peggy said one structure destroyed, others are still threatened at this time. also cal fire tells us one firefighter has been injured. >> let's take you back to the active scene here. these pictures from about an hour ago. let's take you to some of these flames that could be seen as it was burning near this ranch. a lot of smoke there. you could see it really from miles away. mark matthews is live at the scene. we'll check in with him in a quick moment but of course the conditions today a big part of this conversation. >> yeah hot and dry, triple digit heat out in livermore. let's get a check of our forecast with jeff ranieri. >> we have seen temperatures beginning to gradually cool off, that's good news but still bone dry air here. humidity at 18%. winds out of the west at 20. i do not anticipate for those winds to get any stronger than that 20-mile-per-hour range.

alan wang is live in san leandro where everything warriors is flying off the shelves. >> yeah dan, and the demand fo warriors gear out here has been relentless. folks at the sports authority say they are exhausted and excited at the same time. a lot like the wriors players when they walked off the plane today. the warri usa rived on a -- arriveon a few winks of sleep and a little left over adrenaline. >> i can't wait for the parade. itill be so much n. we will have a food time celebrating. >> fans waited outside the gate to catch a glimpse of players like klay thompson who ived to them on his way home. >> the hysteria has the gear flying off the shves and the te store at oracle arena has been trying to keep up. >> they trucked it in about midnight. we had a pick up at 4:00 in the morning. we will sell thugh all of our locker room caps. >> the sports authority store ld more than 3,000 caps and t-shirts. customers waited as long as two hours, but not everyone t what they wanted. >> they don't have their hats. they are coming back for their ts. >> the love has been over flowinduring the c

good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. right now at 11: thousands of people on the strteets of san francisco -- celebrating a landmark ruling by the u-s supreme court: same sex marriageis now legal in all 50 states. but not everyone is on board. ===jannelle/2-shot=== good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. ===raj/2-shot=== and i'm raj mathai. at this hour -- the true colors of this country -- are shining bright. ==raj/topvo== we're seeing a series of tributes. the white house -- reflecting the historic ruling. the first family -- inside. a sizeable crowd -- outside...catchin g a glimpse of social change. ==raj/topvo== in new york city, the top 'one world trade center' -- also awash in rainbow colors. this was by order of governor andrew coumo. ==janelle/chy== so here are the details of today's supreme court ruling. it was a narrow vote with justices approving same sex marriage by a five to four margin. ==chy== it forces the 14 states, that had not legalized gay marriage, to now recognize and allow same- sex

. >> that guy is maybe a fan for an hour no >> alan wang has been hanging with the fans outside oracle and has more on the celebrations. hi alan. >> hi, ama. the party has driftedoward katie and away from us. these fan came here fully expecting towin an nba championship and that's exactly what they got. >> thousands poured into the plaza whe a dj was set up in anticipati of an nba championip celebration. the confidence in this town has been over flowing since the beginning of the nba playoffs. the fireworks were loaded and the parade preparations were set. all they needed was a victory and tt's what they got tonight. a lot of peopleeaded to the team's store where the championship gear is being sold. the store excts to be sold out by midnight, but they hillary stock and be open tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. th warrior store is also open until midnight. meanwhile fans here are still celebrating. >> how long have you waited for a championship? >> 40 years! >> with a team like that we were confident. >> it was crazy. i cried. i am not proud of that but it was emotional. >> yeah! we won. we won! we

alan wang is live where some fos have found a way to water their grass and not get in trouble. >> it is hardernd harder to keep it looking good. that's how a lot ofpeople are getting around the drought restrictions. a wave of showers that rolled through the bay area gave homeowners a break from wateringheir lawns today. >> it wasn't much of a rain, not too much. we have to keep it going keep getting water. >> the problem is most water authorities like the san ramon services district are enforcing mandatory cutbacks. >> first ofall the policy is you can only water two days a week. that's the statewide policy. and you cannot water within 48 hours of rain. with drinking water. >> an averagef 500 people a day have been visiting the recycled water fill station in police pleasanton. >> i figure i better use this water to take care of everything else. >> i has some mile-per-hour rails in it and nitrates in it. you dot have to fertilize. >> it is available to anyone even if you are not a local custom. you can use as much as you want and it is free. >> my water bill a couple months ago was $1

that's where alan wang joins us. what is happening now? >> hi ama, the lakeshore off-ramp from i-580 just reopened a few minutes ago. shortly before that the police skirmish lines broke away and the protesters went home peacefully. it is where that officer involved shooting happened. and this is where the protest began. >> protesters blocked the intersection where the 30-year-old was shot and killed by oakland police on june 6th. police say he was asleep or passed out in his bmw. after commands and beanbag shots at the windows failed to get him out police moved in and shattered the glass. >> he turned and leaned over and extended his arm out toward the pistol that lay on the passenger seat. >> steven betz is the attorney for the suspect who killed hog. >> they said things i don't believe. >> they want to see the officers' body camera video. betz says he has seen it. >> you can't tell one way or the other what is going on in that car. >> betz says the officer assigned to have the gun ready if lethal force was necessary. >> they pass the aca

that's where alan wang joins us. what is happening now?> hi ama, the lakeshore off-ramp from i-580 just reopened few minutes ago. shortly before that the police skirmish lines broke away and the protesterswent home peacefully. it is where that officer involved shooting happened. and this ishere the protest began. >> protester blocked the intersection where the 30-year-old was shot and killed by oakland police on june 6th. poli say he was asleep or passed out in his bmw. after commands and beanbag shots at the windows failed to get him out police moved in and shattered the glass. >> he turned and leaned over and extended his arm out toward the pistol that lay on the passenger at. >> steven betz is the attorney for the suspect who killed hog. >> they said thgs i don't believe. >> they want to see the officers' body camera video. betz says he has seen it. >> you can't tell one way or the other what is gng on in that car. >> betz says the officer assigned toave the gun ready if lethal force was necessary. >> they pass the academy. they don't h

alan wang talked to her first. >> reporter: among the most loyal warriors fans, 105-year-old sweetie. she watched with a critical eye. >> they're going to have to learn to go to the line. they don't go to the line enough. i wonder why they don't know how to get to the line. >> reporter: and talks trash about lebron james. >> and lebron, say he is 30 looks to be 40 to me. he should be home. >> reporter: another loyal fan marsha carlson needs a heart transplant, you would think this is the last place her doctor wants you to visit. >> what would he think? >> would have told me to stay home. it would have been worse anxiety of not being here for my team. >> reporter: you see plenty of father son duos, but they're one of the few mother, daughter season ticket holders we know of. >> we shop but we share this in common, this is our thing. >> reporter: in oakland alan wang abc 7 news. >> this is the only place to catch the nba finals, game two on sunday, followed by games 3 and 4 tuesday and thursday in cleveland. >>> union city police say two good samaritans helped catch a man suspected of r

alan wang is live in san leandro where everything warriors is flying off the shelves. >> yeah dan, andwarriors gear out here has been relentless. folks at the sports authority say they are exhausted and excited at the same time. a lot like the warriors players when they walked off the plane today. the warrior usa rived on a -- arrived on a few winks of sleep and a little left over adrenaline. >> i can't wait for the parade. it will be so much fun. we will have a food time celebrating. >> fans waited outside the gate to catch a glimpse of players like klay thompson who waived to them on his way home. >> the hysteria has the gear flying off the shelves and the team store at oracle arena has been trying to keep up. >> they trucked it in about midnight. we had a pick up at 4:00 in the morning. we will sell through all of our locker room caps. >> the sports authority store sold more than 3,000 caps and t-shirts. customers waited as long as two hours, but not everyone got what they wanted. >> they don't have their hats. they are coming back for their hats. >> the love has been over flowing d

alan wang is at chp headquarters with the findings. >> in th report they had safety inspection papers. one was 30 days overd. now they are recommending the permit f the robbie trucking company be revoked and this wasn't the first time they failed an inspection. >> whenan out of control crashed through ilg killing the driver they failed two previous inspections. now it failed third. >> 50% of the fleet was pulled out on that one inspection and it shows us they are not maintaining their vehicles in a safe manner. >> you would tell them the problems with the trucks would be like talking to a brick wall. >> this man asked not to be identified fearing rete pro biewtion. rete pro biewtion. he said he quit because the trucks weren bad condition. they are based in vallejo and they skimped on tires breaks and oil lines. the chp inspections at the scales were to be avoided. >> we were constantly told to go around the scales. by the owners. >> another former employ who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there were problems

that's where alan wang joins us. what is happening now?off-ramp from i-580 just reopened a few minutes ago. shortly before that the police skirmish lines broke away and the protesters went home peacefully. it is where that officer involved shooting happened. and this is where the protest began. >> protesters blocked the intersection where the 30-year-old was shot and killed by oakland police on june 6th. police say he was asleep or passed out in his bmw. after commands and beanbag shots at the windows failed to get him out police moved in and shattered the glass. >> he turned and leaned over and extended his arm out toward the pistol that lay on the passenger seat. >> steven betz is the attorney for the suspect who killed hog. >> they said things i don't believe. >> they want to see the officers' body camera video. betz says he has seen it. >> you can't tell one way or the other what is going on in that car. >> betz says the officer assigned to have the gun ready if lethal force was necessary. >> they pass the academy. they don't have a hi

alan wang is live where some folks have found a way to water their grass and not get in trouble. >> it is harder and harder to keep it looking good. that's how a lot of people are getting around the drought restrictions. a wave of showers that rolled through the bay area gave homeowners a break from watering their lawns today. >> it wasn't much of a rain, not too much. we have to keep it going keep getting water. >> the problem is most water authorities like the san ramon services district are enforcing mandatory cutbacks. >> first of all the policy is you can only water two days a week. that's the statewide policy. and you cannot water within 48 hours of rain. with drinking water. >> an average of 500 people a day have been visiting the recycled water fill station in police pleasanton. >> i figure i better use this water to take care of everything else. >> it has some mile-per-hour rails in it and nitrates in it. you don't have to fertilize. >> it is available to anyone even if you are not a local customer. you can use as much as you want and it is free. >> my water bill a couple mont

and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan >> hi larry and am m ama. en you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf ristmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will haen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in yourar and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter whoou are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be inthe spotlight and everyone is preparing for the comi out party. >>t takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the house. it took 30 employees three hours to drape a t-shirt over every seat. meanwhi the warriors held a party to recognize everyone from the guy who paints the arena -- gite lo

. >> alan wang has been hanging with the fans outside oracle and has more on the celebrations. hi alan. >> hi, ama. the party has drifted toward katie and away from us. these fans came here fully expecting to win an nba championship and that's exactly what they got. >> thousands poured into the plaza where a dj was set up in anticipation of an nba championship celebration. the confidence in this town has been over flowing since the beginning of the nba playoffs. the fireworks were loaded and the parade preparations were set. all they needed was a victory and that's what they got tonight. a lot of people headed to the team's store where the championship gear is being sold. the store expects to be sold out by midnight, but they hillary stock and be open tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. the warrior store is also open until midnight. meanwhile fans here are still celebrating. >> how long have you waited for a championship? >> 40 years! >> with a team like that we were confident. >> it was crazy. i cried. i am not proud of that but it was emotional. >> yeah! we won. we won! we won! >> being hu

alan wang is at chp headquarters with the findings. >> in this report they had safety inspection papers. one was 30 days overdue. now they are recommending the permit for the robbie trucking company be revoked and this wasn't the first time they failed an inspection. >> when an out of control crashed through ilg killing the driver they failed two previous inspections. now it failed a third. >> 50% of the fleet was pulled out on that one inspection and it shows us they are not maintaining their vehicles in a safe manner. >> you would tell them the problems with the trucks would be like talking to a brick wall. >> this man asked not to be identified fearing rete pro biewtion. rete pro biewtion. he said he quit because the trucks were in bad condition. they are based in vallejo and they skimped on tires breaks and oil lines. the chp inspections at the scales were to be avoided. >> we were constantly told to go around the scales. by the owners. >> another former employee who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there we

alan wang is live in san leandro where everything warriors is flying off the shelves. >> yeah dan, and demand for warriors gear out here has been relentless. folks at the sports authority say they are exhausted and excited at the same time. a lot like the warriors players when they walked off the plane today. the warrior usa rived on a -- arrived on a few winks of sleep and a little left over adrenaline. >> i can't wait for the parade. it will be so much fun. we will have a food time celebrating. >> fans waited outside the gate to catch a glimpse of players like klay thompson who waived to them on his way home. >> the hysteria has the gear flying off the shelves and the team store at oracle arena has been trying to keep up. >> they trucked it in about midnight. we had a pick up at 4:00 in the morning. we will sell through all of our locker room caps. >> the sports authority store sold more than 3,000 caps and t-shirts. customers waited as long as two hours, but not everyone got what they wanted. >> they don't have their hats. they are coming back for their hats. >> the love has been ov

. >> alan wang has been hanging with the fans outside oracle and has more on the celebrations. hi alan. >> hi, ama. the party has drifted toward katie and away from us. these fans came here fully expecting to win an nba championship and that's exactly what they got. >> thousands poured into the plaza where a dj was set up in anticipation of an nba championship celebration. the confidence in this town has been over flowing since the beginning of the nba playoffs. the fireworks were loaded and the parade preparations were set. all they needed was a victory and that's what they got tonight. a lot of people headed to the team's store where the championship gear is being sold. the store expects to be sold out by midnight, but they hillary stock and be open tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. the warrior store is also open until midnight. meanwhile fans here are still celebrating. >> how long have you waited for a championship? >> 40 years! >> with a team like that we were confident. >> it was crazy. i cried. i am not proud of that but it was emotional. >> yeah! we won. we won! we won! >> being hu

alan wang is live where some folks have found a way to water their grass and not get in trouble. >> it is harder and harder to keep it looking good. that's how a lot of people are getting around the drought restrictions. a wave of showers that rolled through the bay area gave homeowners a break from watering their lawns today. >> it wasn't much of a rain, not too much. we have to keep it going keep getting water. >> the problem is most water authorities like the san ramon services district are enforcing mandatory cutbacks. >> first of all the policy is you can only water two days a week. that's the statewide policy. and you cannot water within 48 hours of rain. with drinking water. >> an average of 500 people a day have been visiting the recycled water fill station in police pleasanton. >> i figure i better use this water to take care of everything else. >> it has some mile-per-hour rails in it and nitrates in it. you don't have to fertilize. >> it is available to anyone even if you are not a local customer. you can use as much as you want and it is free. >> my water bill a couple mont

in fact just yesterday around 14 people were arrested right across the occupied qiang wang. a number of them belonging to hamas, and others belonging to other armed groups in the qiang wang. it's usual for israeli security forces to crack down on these groups, but, again, we should underscore in the occupied west bank hamas does not have the power or influence that it does in other palestinian territory. still, that doesn't mean the israeli authorities, and to a lesser extent other palestinian authorities don't view them as problematic in the west bank and that's why we see the arrests. according to eyewitnesss, in the back by israeli security forces will not do anything to calm down the situation there. >> imtiaz tyab in west jerusalem there >>> south korea closed more schools in the capital seoul as a precaution against the m.e.r.s. virus. that is against the vision of the world health organisation. so far nine people have died from middle eastern respiratory syndrome. hong kong taiwan and macau issued warnings advising people not to travel to see area. >> the president po

and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan? am ma. ama. when you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf christmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will happen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in your car and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter who you are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be in the spotlight and everyone is preparing for the coming out party. >> it takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the house. it took 30 employees three hours to drape a t-shirt over every seat. meanwhile the warriors held a party to recognize everyone from the guy who paints the arena -- gite lock

alan wang is at chp headquarters with the findings. >> in this report they had safety inspection papers. one was 30 days overdue. now they are recommending the permit for the robbie trucking company be revoked and this wasn't the first time they failed an inspection. >> when an out of control crashed through ilg killing the driver they failed two previous inspections. now it failed a third. >> 50% of the fleet was pulled out on that one inspection and it shows us they are not maintaining their vehicles in a safe manner. >> you would tell them the problems with the trucks would be like talking to a brick wall. >> this man asked not to be identified fearing rete pro biewtion. rete pro biewtion. he said he quit because the trucks were in bad condition. they are based in vallejo and they skimped on tires breaks and oil lines. the chp inspections at the scales were to be avoided. >> we were constantly told to go around the scales. by the owners. >> another former employee who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there we

and that's where alan wang is live tonight with the last-minute preparations. alan? am ma. ama. when you look at the lights and you feel the energy it is like the night wf christmas. night before christmas. people wearing warriors gear are high fiveing each other in the street. every believes this is the year it will happen. >> i was wearing my warriors hat and shirt, hey warriors! honks in your car and i'm like okay, hey! >> it is the night before the nba finals and warrior fans can feel the electricity in the air. >> doesn't matter who you are or what race or age you are, we can communicate through sports. go warriors. >> five, six seven, eight. >> oracle arena is about to be in the spotlight and everyone is preparing for the coming out party. >> it takes eight hours for one routine that is one minute long. >> they will have free t-shirts for the first 19,956 fans. that's everyone in the house. it took 30 employees three hours to drape a t-shirt over every seat. meanwhile the warriors held a party to recognize everyone from the guy who paints the arena -- gite lock

alan wang, abc 7 news. >>> new details this morning. santa cruz police need your help finding a vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run collision early wednesday morning. the victim has now been identify identified. the accident happened on highway 1 near river street around 12:45 a.m. police are interested in this silver colored vehicle caught on a security camera. they say it would have been damaged in the collision. 8:05 is our time. >> the search continues for two escaped prisoners in new york for the eighth straight day. investigators have made a break in the case, arresting a prison employee who may have helped the killers escape. marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: joyce kelly mitchell facing a judge charged with helping these two inmates escape. investigators saying mitchell, who supervised the tailor shop at the clinton correctional facility in northern new york smuggled in some contrabrand playing a role to help them break out of this maximum security prison. >> this is one large piece of our puzzle. >> reporter: last year m

alan wang has that part of our team coverage. >> marriage is a right to every human being. openly gay leaders shouted from the steps of san jose city hall. >> thank god the rainbow flag is heading up. >> others expressed their emotions after they heard same-sex marriage is now protect the across the entire country. >> i actually cried on my way to work when i got a text from my mom. she was the one that told me. i got choked up. >> often you don't know your stress until the stress is over and that's really the experience i had. >> it's been a lifetime struggle for so many, and now this ruling seems to have put it to an end. >> we finally evolved and we evolved regarding a gay and lesbian issue. >> i know the dominant culture has a whole don't like it but -- >> many realize it will take longer for attitudes to change n san jose, alan wang, abc7 news. >> no surprise, not everyone is happy about the ruling. there were some harsh words from same-sex marriage opponents. they say that the supreme court violated the constitution and that there will be unintended fall-out from yest

. >> i'm janelle wang. three days later and still no sign of two convicted killers on the run. tonight, new details of their sophisticated escape from prison and why experts believe they had help not only from the inside, but the outside. that's next. >>> i'm robert honda live in san jose. the city and firefighters have been locked in bitter contract disputes for years. coming up a surprise new agreement for the surprising new attitude on both sides. will it help solve the many problems. >>> and brad pitt teams up with netflix. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> right now a big break in the dispute between san jose firefighters and city hall. at issue, a fight over pay and staffing. but the two sides have come to a tentative contract. now we broke the story earlier today. the question tonight will it help solve the city's problems? robert honda is at station one. can this happe

alan wang is live at the scene. alan? >> this is a hit-and-run that happened about an hour ago.nd his dog were struck by a car just about a half mile away from here on this very same road. then about 3 ooment 30 earlier today a car hoped up on this curb and swiped a man who was sitting at the bus stop and struck his shopping cart and ran down a group of five people on the sidewalk killing one. >> i was sitting here minding my own business. >> he jumped a curb and over the sidewalk and ran over his feet while he was waiting for a bus. >> i am lucky to be alive. >> police say the car drove between these two poles and struck a group of five people from behind. three women and two children including a 4-year-old girl and 4-year-old boy. >> i heard all of this screaming in the -- the car aimed right at him. there is no way they could get away. it was terrible. >> police say the driver dragged two of the women under his car leaving a trail of belongings. a passing tow truck stopped and lifted the car off the women. one of them died. police say she is the mother of the 4-year-old girl.

i'm janelle wang. lyle mitchell says his wife confessed including the plot to kill him. why she didn't go through with it, that story next. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> you might soon be seeing a new kind of taco bell. it's an upscale version of the fast-food restaurant and it will offer wine and beer. taco bell's plan to open more urban friendly restaurants in major cities, this location is among the first. there will be exposed brick walls and earthy wood surfaces. the menu will offer all your old favorites and a new line of appetizers and that beer and wine. >>> ever sent an e-mail you wish you can take back? now you can if you have a g-mail account. google's officially added an undo send featur

alan wang is live at the scene. alan? >> this is a hit-and-run that happened about an hour ago. a man and his dog were struck by car just about a half mile away frohere on this very same road. th about 3 ooment 30 earlier today a car hop up on this curb and swiped a man who was sitting at the bus stop and struck his shopping cart and ran down a group of five people on the siwalk killing one. >> i was sitting here minding own business. >> he jumped a curb and over the sidewalk and ran over his feet while he was waiting for a bus. >> i am lucky to be alive. >> police sa the car drove between these two poles and struck a group of five people fr behind. three women and two children including a 4-year-old gir and 4-year-old boy. >> i heard all of this screaming in the -- the car med right at him. there is no way they could get away. it was terrible. >> pole say the driver dragged two of the won under his car leaving a trail of belongings. a passingow truck stopped and liftedthe car off the women. one of them died. poli say she is the mother of the 4-year-old girl. >> a lot of people

alan wang is live at police headquarters with a remarkable store. >> dan, the parents and their child have been speaking to detectives here and as you can imagine they are a littley notionally shaken to speak to us tonight. they are thankful to the police and that bus driver who says he and his colleagues are trained to be just like this. >> they were abducted from the library and tim watson thought a passenger with a crying boy fit the prescription. he looked for a lost backpack. >> i want to get up without him knowing to look at the little boy. >> sure enough i see the plaid shorts and the red shoes and that's what stuck out in my mind. >> watson quickly radioed police. the man now identified as 23-year-old alfonso davideding ton from pittsburgh began to get off with the boy at the fremont bart station, but police were waiting. >> i opened my door once slowly giving him time to get prepped and ready to go. i opened door twro and he walked out calm, cool and collected and they take him down on the spot. >> there was an emotional reunion and that's when it began to sink in. >> and the

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in milpitas, alan wang, abc7 news. >> 5:03 is our time. san mateo police are looking for a man who robbed a woman in the driveway. he ran up to the victim with a gun and demanded money and jewelry. the woman was not injured. the suspect took off on foot. he's identified as a black male in his mid-30s, 6'1", 200 pounds with a slim bull. he was wearing a black hoodie and a gray knit cloth covering his face. >>> the university of san francisco is tackle the national problem of sexual assault on campus by becoming the first in the nation to try a new online reporting system for victim. it was designed wherein put from sexual assault survivors. katie marzullo has details. >> for someone who has been sexually assaulted reporting it to police can feel like a traumatizing next step. >> you need to do something that takes out that conviction and helps the memory and what happened to you. >> the university of san francisco is piloting a online custom. it allows a victim to privately write up what happened. >> asks trauma related questions along the

abc 7 news reporter allenan wang has that part of our team coverage. >> marriage is a fundamental righty human being. >> reporter: the celebration broke out as suddenly as the supreme court ruling came down. openly gay leaders like assembly member evan lough and santa clara supervisor ken jaeger shouted from the steps of san jose city hall. >> thank got that the confederate flags are going down in many areas of the country and the rainbow flag is heading up. >> reporter: others expressed their emotions after hearing same-sex marriage is though protected across the entire country. >> i actually cried. i'm on my way to work and i got a text from my mom and she was the one that told me. i got coked up. >> often you don't know you're stressed until the stress is over and that's really the experience i had. >> reporter: it's been a lifetime struggle for so many and now this ruling seems to have put it to an end. >> we finally evolved and we evolved regarding a gay and lesbian issue. >> i know the dominant culture as a whole still doesn't like it, you know, but now we've got the law on our si

alan wang is live at the scene. alan? >> this is a hit-and-run that happened about an hour ago. a man and his dog were struck by a car just about a half mile away from here on this very same road. then about 3 ooment 30 earlier today a car hoped up on this curb and swiped a man who was sitting at the bus stop and struck his shopping cart and ran down a group of five people on the sidewalk killing one. >> i was sitting here minding my own business. >> he jumped a curb and over the sidewalk and ran over his feet while he was waiting for a bus. >> i am lucky to be alive. >> police say the car drove between these two poles and struck a group of five people from behind. three women and two children including a 4-year-old girl and 4-year-old boy. >> i heard all of this screaming in the -- the car aimed right at him. there is no way they could get away. it was terrible. >> police say the driver dragged two of the women under his car leaving a trail of belongings. a passing tow truck stopped and lifted the car off the women. one of them died. police say she is the mother of the 4-year-o

as alan wang tells us, that action helped police nab the suspect just before he and the victim boarded a bart train. >> the bus driver is a hero. absolute hero. >> when the alert came out a 3-year-old boy had been abducted from the milpitas library, he thought a passenger with a crying boy fit the description so he pulled over and pretended to look for a lost backpack. >> what i am trying to get up and look at the boy without him knowing. i see the plaid shorts and red shoes. that's what stuck out in my mind. >> he quickly radioed police. he said the man identified at 23-year-old alfonzo david edington began to get off at the bart station. but police were waiting. >> so i opened my door once, giving him time to prep and get ready to go. opened door 2. the. >> walks out, calm, cool and collected as could be and they take him down on the spot. >> there was an emotional reunion with the boy and his parents at police headquarters. that's when it began to sink in. >> that's when my own kids came to mind and i just broke down. i couldn't even hold myself. i had to go inside the bus and just

alan wang is live at police headquarters with a remarkable store. >> dan, the parents and their child have be speaking to detectives here and a you can imagine they are a littley notionally shaken to speak to us tonight. they are thankful to the police and that bus driver who sayse and his colleagues are trained to be just like this. >> they were abducted from the library and tim watson thought a passenger with a crying boy fit the prescription. looked for a lost bapack. >> i want to get up without m knowing to look at the little boy. >> sure enough i see the plaid shortsnd the red shoes and that's what stuck out in my mind. >> watson quickly radioed police. the man now identified as 23-year-old alfonso davideding ton from pittsburgh began to get off with the boy at the fremont bart station, but police were waiting. >> i open my door once slowly giving him time to get prepped and rea to go. i opened door twro and he walked out calm, cool and collectednd they take him down on the spot. >> there was an emotional reunion and that's when it ben to sink in. >> and then that's when my own k

===jannelles/2-shot=== good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. ===raj/2-shot=== and i'm raj mathai. she's been missing for nearly 20 years... after ending her shift at a san francisco coffee shop. but today -- her family sent a volunteer w/ a cadaver dog -- to where she used to live -- in oakland. ==janelle/gfx== and tonight, there might a break in the case. n-b-c bay area's jean elle is in oakland with the new details. jean. ==raj/topvo== were you caught in the mess? tonight, her father tells me a cadaver dog pick ds up the skrent of human remains in the basement. a soil sample still needs to be analyzed, but, tonight, he is hopeful it's an important clue. >> they literally were walking up and down the building. >> people on jane avenue came home to what looked like a crime scene tonight. the police were investigating a cold case. she vanished on june 23rd, 1997. by phone, her father says he is still looking for his daughter. >> i know in the very beginning there was some investigation done. i just don't know how thorough it was. i felt that you

. >>> and i'm janelle wang. your phone call more private today, but the white house says your safety is less secure. the controversial phone data spy program has expired but congress is working on a new version. we'll keep you how it keeps the nsa on the out, next. >>> it's a high-profile clash over cop cretencrete. an east bay mother says she's willing to break the law repeatedly to keep her neighborhood safe. today the city of antioch ripped out the speed bumps that she had just installed on her own street. the city says what she's doing is illegal. this all started after her son was hit and killed by a speeding driver. jodi hernandez is in antioch this evening where that mourning mother isn't backing down. jodi. >> reporter: that's right, raj. that mother is more determined than ever after the speed bump she helped put in on this very street was removed by the city today. you can see the speed bump is gone tonight, but that mom is not budging. >> it really hurt. it really hurts. for them to be this low while

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as the finals heat up, demand is growing fast for warriors gear and counterfeiters are taking advantage of that. >> agencies have 3000 knockoffs found out there and more are out there. >> michael finney has more on why you should spot a fake. >> you should really care. it is not only illegal, but it tends to be of poor quality yet it can look good on the store shelf. we put the real deal next to counterfeits to see if you can tell which is which. >> you can see them in the tent and stocked on shelfs and swaying in the breeze. a rainbow of gear celebrating the golden state warriors. >> they want t-shirts and caps. >> they warn some could be fake. >> homeland security agent seized these items in the last two weeks. t-shirts and hats look real. they are not. here we are in san francisco. they put two t-shirts side by side. one is real and one is not. >> look for a hollow graphic tag or sticker. >> can you tell the difference? >> this t-shirt is genuine and genuine nba t-shirt. this one is a fake one. >> how can you tell? the label in the fake is cut, a reject. the real

. >>> and i'm janelle wang. once one of the most powerful men in the country, today the center of a major scandal. former house speaker dennis hastert emerges from hiding and makes his first court appearance on charges he hid hush money to cover up a dark secret, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> a showdown over airbnb shut off for ear month. today the san francisco board of supervisors rejected a plea to tighten regulations on the hosting site and the people who use it to rent out rooms and their homes. mark matthews is live at city hall where supporters and opponents crowded into the chambers this afternoon. >> reporter: they did. and not just inside the chambers. a little earlier just before the meeting, there was a rally out here on the plaza by supporters of airbnb trying to counter the regulations that have been proposed against the h

alan wang, abc7 news. >>> as the finalseat up, demand is growing fast for warriors gear and counterfeiters are taking advantage of that. >> agencies have 3000 knockos found out there and more are out there. >> michael finney ha more on why you should spot a fake. >> you should really care. it is not only illegal, but it tends to be of poor quality yet it can look good on the store shelf. we put the real deal next to counterfeits to see if you can tell which is which. >>ou can see them in the tent and stocked on shelfs and swaying inhe breeze. a rainbow o gear celebrating the golden statewarriors. >> they want t-shirts and caps. >> they warn some could be fake. >> homeland security agent seized these items in the las two weeks. t-shirts and hats look real. they are not. here we are in san francisco. they put two thirts side by side. one real and one is not. >> look for a hollow aphic tag or sticker. >> can you tell the difference? >> this t-shirt is genuine and genuine nba t-shirt. this one is a fake one. >> how can you tell? the label in the fake is cut, a reject. the real t-shirt has an n

. ===2-shot=== and i'm janelle wang - in for jessica aguierre. ==janelle/cu== defending their actions. the salinas police department - under fire for a police beating - caught on cell phone video. today, the department released 911 recordings - hoping it will tell its side of >>> today, the department released 911 recordings hoping it would tell its side of the story. nannette has details. >> well, the police chief says the video on its own is disturbing. the suspect has been diagnosed with drug inducing disorder interputting the public at risk. several police officers use their wand on a man on the ground. it was their only option and the 1911 calls, she was still on the phone when police arrived. >> please be careful with my son.

alan wang is live at police headquarters with a remarkable store. >> dan, the parents and their child have been speaking to detectives here and as you can imagine they are a littley notionally shaken to speak to us tonight. they are thankful to the police and that bus driver who says he and his colleagues are trained to be just like this. >> they were abducted from the library and tim watson thought a passenger with a crying boy fit the prescription. he looked for a lost backpack. >> i want to get up without him knowing to look at the little boy. >> sure enough i see the plaid shorts and the red shoes and that's what stuck out in my mind. >> watson quickly radioed police. the man now identified as 23-year-old alfonso davideding ton from pittsburgh began to get off with the boy at the fremont bart station, but police were waiting. >> i opened my door once slowly giving him time to get prepped and ready to go. i opened door twro and he walked out calm, cool and collected and they take him down on the spot. >> there was an emotional reunion and that's when it began to sink in. >> and the

. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this is a remarkable story. a little boy was kidnapped but soon after was saved thanks to an alert bus driver. the 3-year-old was abducted from the milpitas library. police say the kidnapper took the boy onto a bus headed for the fremont b.a.r.t. station, but because the bus driver's quick actions, police were waiting for that man and that little boy at the b.a.r.t. station and promptly arrested him. our nbc chopper and crews were also watching it all unfold. that man is behind bars tonight. this is his mugshot. nbc bay area's chuck copal is at the milpitas police station with how this happened but we begin with jodi hernandez and the heroic actions by that bus driver. >> reporter: the bus drive her no clue what would happen when he left the bus yard this morning what would happen on his route today. he said he noticed that the little boy seemed upset when he got on the bus at the bus station with the man. he says the boy was crying but of course, he had no idea he had been kidnapped

secretary of state john kerry and treasury secretary jack lew along with yang jiech and wang yen. u.s. officials are demanding that the work be stopped. they say it deviates from international rules. but chinese authorities insist they won't give up on plans to build a military stronghold in the area. another item on the agenda will likely be the china-led asian infrastructure investment bank. u.s. officials have declined to take part in the project. delegates will also discuss deregulation of china's currency exchange system. china' vice foreign minister sat down with u.s. officials ahead of the dialogue. they discussed issues such as cyber security and military cooperation. the four co-chairs are scheduled to hold a news conference on wednesday after the close of discussions. >>> u.s. president barack obama says sanctions against north korea will stay in place for another year. it's a response to the north's nuclear and missile development program. american leaders aim to put further pressure on the country with support from japan and south korea. obama notified congress about t

good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre.teets of san francisco -- celebrating a landmark ruling by the u-s supreme court: same sex marriageis now legal in all 50 states. but not everyone is on board. ===jannelle/2-shot=== good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. ===raj/2-shot=== and i'm raj mathai. at this hour -- the true colors of this country -- are shining bright. ==raj/topvo== we're seeing a series of tributes. the white house -- reflecting the historic ruling. the first

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai.ay in this country who hits home for the bay area. as night begins to fall this country's true colors are revealed. it's dusk in the nation's capital and you see the white house draped in the rainbow colors. there were crowds at san francisco city hall this morning. the scene in washington, d.c. also filled with pride after that ruling was issued. >> we have team coverage from all angles of the story, crews across the bay standing by. >> let's begin with mark matthews in san francisco. we could see up to 2 million celebrating in the city this weekend. >> reporter: that's right. this is where it all started, in front of city hall where we are right now, where in 2004 the first marriage licenses were handed out to same-sex couples and this is where city leaders wanted to be today to celebrate. he told me he had a feeling and he wasn't the only former supervisor who wanted to be here. >> part of me thought i would never be able to see it happen. it's a joyous

good evening thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang forage mathai. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> santalara county leaders took a drastic step to stop workers from going off the job. if they stop everything from garbage collection and emergency services, it could slow things down. what if anything was accomplished in court? >> quite a bit, actually. in just the past hour, the talks have resumed and the two sides could be discussing throughout the night. as we reported president county did lose a bid here at superior court on north first street to try to stop the strike and prevent as many as 2100 workers from walking off their jobs. but the county did get a crucial concession. >> the decision by superior court judge joseph huber this afternoon, won't stop a strike by local 521 if an agreement isn't reached, but it will make it easier for the county to deal with a walkout if or when it happens. the judge declined to block the strike, but the two sides agreed to a lift of people being essential for public safety to stay on their jobs. 911 dispatchers will not join the picket line nor will

the chinese side is headed by yang and vice premier wang yang. they will discuss a wide range of topics during their two-day meeting. >>> the philippines navy has been holding joint drills in the south china sea with its long-term ally the united states. they've also held a separate training exercise with the maritime self-defense force of japan. both were staged near disputed islands where china has been increasingly assertive. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this is the philippine navy's i-lander aircraft and japan's p3c orion. they flew over the south china sea for training. aircraft from the two countries took off from a philippine base of the western island of palawan. they conducted search and rescue operations to coordinate in the event of a disaster. >> translator: the southeast asia region including the fail la peens is frequently affected by typhoons. holding these exercises in the region is very important. >> reporter: both governments stressed that the training exercise is for disaster response and not directed at any one country. but