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ABC7 News 6:00PM : KGO : December 3, 2018 6:00pm-7:00pm PST
"abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez. is it finally over or not quite? >> reporter: it is good news, dan. let me tell you that the union president has come down along with other union members to confirm what we already knew, which was, of course, that the union has approved this contract. the union calling it the best deal they've ever had. workers lined up for hours today to cast their votes. late today, even before all of the ballots were counted, union employees cheered. the union called the new contract historic with solid living wages. >> certainly the hourly increases are significant enough that many of our workers who have to work second jobs will be able to no longer do that. >> reporter: the median income for dishwashers, bellmen, cooks and housekeepers working at one of the seven-owned marriott hotels in san francisco is $44,000 a year. last october 4th we met larry on the day the strike began. the mother of three living in san leandro said $22 an hour wasn't enough to live on. >> yes, it is celebration. thank you. >> reporter: today we met with her. this time she was much
"abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez. is it finally over or not quite? >> reporter: it is good news, dan. let me tell you that the union president has come down along with other union members to confirm what we already knew, which was, of course, that the union has approved this contract. the union calling it the best deal they've ever had. workers lined up for hours today to cast their votes. late today, even before all of the ballots were counted, union employees cheered....
ABC7 News 6:00AM : KGO : December 1, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PST
>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it's saturday, december 1st. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nice. process let's look at the accuweather forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >>> good morning to you. hi, everyone. it's raining in the bay area. that's why we have the one on the impact scale throughout the day. the heaviest rain coming down in the morning. shifting to the north bay. looking at light to moderate showers north of the golden gate and east bay. a third of an inches and snow levels at 4,500 feets. thunderstorms to north and snow in the sierra. you can see 580 in wetward heavier rain. bennisha and vallejo. showers. petement, highway 13 looking at good rain. further south, hayward and union city, you are waking up to rain drops as well as 880 and back west not so much in the city but along the coast highway 1 pacifica. and sunnyvale santa clara and san jose scattered light rain showers down to scott's valley and the santa cruz mountains. 49 in hayward. 45 in s
>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it's saturday, december 1st. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nice. process let's look at the accuweather forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >>> good morning to you. hi, everyone. it's raining in the bay area. that's why we have the one on the impact scale throughout the day. the heaviest rain coming down in the morning....
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : December 8, 2018 1:07am-1:41am PST
>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good santa or bad santa? jolly old st. nick and his legion of followers are taking over the streets tomorrow, but not everyone is feeling the holiday spirit. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the bay area is getting ready for an invasion of red. >> that's right. the 24th annual santa con is getting ready to hit the streets. thousands of santas will be out to party. >> yes. this is despite being denied a permit by the city of san francisco. cornell bernard is live in union square. cornell? >> reporter: hey, guys. definitely a love-hate relationship with this holiday tradition, but ready or not, here comes santa con. ♪ call it the calm before the storm, better known as santa con. santa con, are you ready? >> yes, sir. it's going to be a party tomorrow. >> reporter: dominic augustine works security at the golden gate tap room that's getting ready to welcome thousands of thirsty santas like joel. >> bringing back family traditions where you're coming out with friends, passing out candy, so santa c
>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good santa or bad santa? jolly old st. nick and his legion of followers are taking over the streets tomorrow, but not everyone is feeling the holiday spirit. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the bay area is getting ready for an invasion of red. >> that's right. the 24th annual santa con is getting ready to hit the streets. thousands of santas will be out to party. >> yes....
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : December 1, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PST
>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a greyhound bus goes up in flames on 580 in oakland. those flames shooting through the roof. all b lanes forced to close for hours. >> that bus left completely charred. a passengerer r-by helping them safety. >> all lanes reopened about 90 minutes ago near the macarthur ma maze. highway patrol is still investigating the fire. >> katie udis spoke with passengers who say the bus lunched in the air. >> reporter: intense flames climbed and black smoke billowed on this greyhound bus on interstate 580. abc 7 tower cameras showed just how far the fire could be seen in the darkness. chp shut down all eastbound lanes of 580 west of highway 24 as oakland firefighters tried to extinguish the flames. we caught up with passengers who were taken to the west oakland greyhound bus station. some are still inside filling out paperwork. alex combs rode the bus that left san francisco shortly after 5:00. >> all of a sudden there was a loud bang. four people kind of hit the roof of the bus and was like whoa, what happened. >> reporter: chp is inves
>>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> a greyhound bus goes up in flames on 580 in oakland. those flames shooting through the roof. all b lanes forced to close for hours. >> that bus left completely charred. a passengerer r-by helping them safety. >> all lanes reopened about 90 minutes ago near the macarthur ma maze. highway patrol is still investigating the fire. >> katie udis spoke with passengers who say the bus lunched in the air. >>...
tahoe tv. plenty of powder on the ground and more coming. >> now "abc 7 news" meteorologist drew too many au will give you a closer look at how much snow to expect. >> let's check in with "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian who is tracking the storm. >> as you know, we have rainy spots around the bay area already but the heaviest activity is offshore as you see here. this has been the pattern over the last several hours. rain is surging from the southwest and we've had light showers, maybe even light to moderate showers in some spot, but look at the oranges and yellows offshore. that represents the heaviest rainfall, and it is still approaching us. it will reach us. now, the storm has been downgraded. it was earlier ranked a two on the storm impact scale. it is now a level one. so for tonight and tomorrow we can expect light to moderate showers, about a tenth of an inch to half an inch in most locations and it will get breezy to gusty at times. here is forecast animation starting at 7:00. notice by 9:00 or 10:00 we will see the heavier downpours moving on shore and by m
tahoe tv. plenty of powder on the ground and more coming. >> now "abc 7 news" meteorologist drew too many au will give you a closer look at how much snow to expect. >> let's check in with "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian who is tracking the storm. >> as you know, we have rainy spots around the bay area already but the heaviest activity is offshore as you see here. this has been the pattern over the last several hours. rain is surging from the...
. "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with what the city thinks the solution should be. >> you and i know the city forced developers to build mixed use housing, still there's a huge demand for affordable housing. now city hall is thinking maybe we should rely less on the developers and put more resources into public ownership. building more affordable housing has long been a goal of the city, but the battle to keep people here has been more challenging than anyone predicted. >> we have people living there 44 years in the richmond district, raised their families there. all of a sudden the building is being sold and they are looking at being evicted. >> reporter: that's nothing new. what is different is the somewhat recent approach taken by nonprofits like the council of community housing organization. its codirector, peter cohen, promotes the development of permanent affordable low income housing. he thinks the solution lies in small site acquisitions. for example, take this building. the hotel in the southpark district was recently purchased by another nonprof
. "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez is in the newsroom with what the city thinks the solution should be. >> you and i know the city forced developers to build mixed use housing, still there's a huge demand for affordable housing. now city hall is thinking maybe we should rely less on the developers and put more resources into public ownership. building more affordable housing has long been a goal of the city, but the battle to keep people here has been more challenging than...
®. >> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 morning. >>> it's saturday, december 1st. foerng and thanks to for being with us. let's look at the accuweather forecast. our meteorologist lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7 for us. >>> maybe the rain and the wind woke you up early this morning as the cold front marched through the bay area. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. right now through early afternoon we are experiencing the light to moderate showers. less than 0.2 left of the system but breezy northwest winds behind it. you can see the snow in the sierra. down to 3,200 see. from healdsburg to gunnarville ad novato. heavier rain in marina boulevard and foothill a went. through warm springs boulevard. the parkway over in east bay. look at wet weather it west washington avenue. sunnyvale. showers. down through boulder creek and bear creek road, wet weather. we get a break later on in today and tomorrow and then chilly and then the rain late monday. and the rest of the week looks soggy. >> thank you. >> the 41st president of the united states
®. >> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 morning. >>> it's saturday, december 1st. foerng and thanks to for being with us. let's look at the accuweather forecast. our meteorologist lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7 for us. >>> maybe the rain and the wind woke you up early this morning as the cold front marched through the bay area. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. right now through early afternoon we are...
ABC7 News 4:00PM : KGO : December 26, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
they have yet to locate the suspect. so the man hunt continues. here in newman, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> we saw some of the pictures posted. hours before corporal singh was shot and killed he posted a picture of himself and his k-9 on instagram with the message is sucks being stuck at work on christmas eve and seeing photos from family in fiji. merry christmas to all of my family. we sent out the alert through the abc 7 news mobile app. the app is free to >>> families are out of their homes because of a fire that heavily damaged their apartment building. one family escaped the flames by climbing down from a second story window. abc 7 news anchor is live at the scene with their story tonight. >> reporter: they had to do it on the back side of this building because as you can probably see the front side was heavily damaged by fire. we have watched work men going back and forth utting up the ply wood to keep people out. this is a remnant of some of the occupan occupants' lives. this is the nightmare she woke up to. a neighbor took cell phone video of flames gutting the apartment he
they have yet to locate the suspect. so the man hunt continues. here in newman, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> we saw some of the pictures posted. hours before corporal singh was shot and killed he posted a picture of himself and his k-9 on instagram with the message is sucks being stuck at work on christmas eve and seeing photos from family in fiji. merry christmas to all of my family. we sent out the alert through the abc 7 news mobile app. the app is free to >>> families are...
ABC7 News 8:00AM : KGO : December 29, 2018 8:00am-8:59am PST
. >> testimony through tears and the thin blue line. many tell abc 7 news friday's vigil is proof that smalltown spirit inspect stronger than what some might assume. >> we come out when someone is hurt, in need of a show of faith zblrp a faith tested wednesday morning when police say this man gustavo perez arriaga shot and killed singh during a traffic stop. arriaga got away leading authorities on a stant statewide manhunt. two days later the news everyone waited ford. >> any got him they got him. >> i'm glad he had singh's handcuffs that jewelry on his wrists on his way up here. >> for singh's plm, what the community calls a victory does little to ease the pain of the loss. >> it's unfortunate we lost a role model. our kids, grand kids lost a role mod zblool but memories of the cor corporal will lass. >> the people coming together make sure of it. >> if he wasn't good, there might have been a showing but not like this. ♪ >> reporter: and whether from lasting moments or minutelong encounters insanity ipts clear he impacted the lives many many here and beyond. in newman, i'm aman
. >> testimony through tears and the thin blue line. many tell abc 7 news friday's vigil is proof that smalltown spirit inspect stronger than what some might assume. >> we come out when someone is hurt, in need of a show of faith zblrp a faith tested wednesday morning when police say this man gustavo perez arriaga shot and killed singh during a traffic stop. arriaga got away leading authorities on a stant statewide manhunt. two days later the news everyone waited ford. >> any...
vehicles will expire. only red decals will be sufficient. "abc 7 news" reporter david louie explains what that difference means. >> reporter: yeah, an estimated 215,000 vehicles will be forced back into regular traffic lanes in two weeks because they don't have red stickers like this one. hov or diamond lanes have become jammed as more drivers switch to clean air vehicles, so the state decided only 2017 and newer models qualify. justin saddlemyer laments he is losing access because he drives an older tesla. >> i have one of the earlier ones, no self-driving or cool features but it is still electric and good for the ecology and great on money and gas savings, but it is too old. it won't qualify anymore. >> reporter: while green and white stickers are out, another color will join red stickers. beginning next month the dmv will issue a brand-new light purple decal valid for five years through january 1, 2023. >> the change is stimulating last-minute sales of electric and hybrid vehicles at the chevrolet dealer in san jose. >> as long as they have the sticker, that's all they care about.
vehicles will expire. only red decals will be sufficient. "abc 7 news" reporter david louie explains what that difference means. >> reporter: yeah, an estimated 215,000 vehicles will be forced back into regular traffic lanes in two weeks because they don't have red stickers like this one. hov or diamond lanes have become jammed as more drivers switch to clean air vehicles, so the state decided only 2017 and newer models qualify. justin saddlemyer laments he is losing access...
taliaferro. >>> abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside kgo radio studios with more on his life and more on this ongoing investigation. amanda. >> reporter: jessica, reggie, taliaferro's body was found sunday not far from where he was last seen november 10th in paducah, kentucky. they are in the process of working to find out what happened to their loved one. a.m. 810 from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. for decades. he was a decorated man. a national association of black journalists award in his name. he also served as president of san francisco's naacp. as president of the city's arts commission. and as president of the leukemia society where he raised millions of dollars with the help of abc 7 news. there's no doubt taliaferro was respected by his friends and colleagues. >> ray was more than just a voice that drifted through the night to those of us who insome knin sopl tpha inso insomeniak. he really made a difference. >> reporter: there has been no contact with his wife for the last week. the fbi is assisting in this investigation. live in san francisco this morning, amanda
taliaferro. >>> abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside kgo radio studios with more on his life and more on this ongoing investigation. amanda. >> reporter: jessica, reggie, taliaferro's body was found sunday not far from where he was last seen november 10th in paducah, kentucky. they are in the process of working to find out what happened to their loved one. a.m. 810 from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. for decades. he was a decorated man. a national association of black...
right now in newman. >> let's begin with "abc 7 news" reporter eric thomas live in modesto for us. >> reporter: the suspect was driven up more than three hours ago. tonight he is in the standislaus county jail. the sheriff says this investigation is far from being over. there's a lot of leg work still to do so they can put together an airtight case for the d.a.'s office. police say this man pulled the trigger, 33-year-old gustavo perez arriaga was arrested in the kern county tone of la month. he was returned to stannislaus county with a reminder of the officer he is accused of killing. >> officer singh's handcuffs were brought down and they're on that guy for his trip home. >> reporter: also arrested, his brother, 25-year-old adrian virgen and a co-worker, 32-year old erik quiroz. >> they lied to us, they tried to divert us off the investigation, they misled us, they provided information that was false. >> arriaga is accused of shooting and killing police officer ronil singh during a traffic stop in the early morning hours of wednesday morning. at today's news conference, his brot
right now in newman. >> let's begin with "abc 7 news" reporter eric thomas live in modesto for us. >> reporter: the suspect was driven up more than three hours ago. tonight he is in the standislaus county jail. the sheriff says this investigation is far from being over. there's a lot of leg work still to do so they can put together an airtight case for the d.a.'s office. police say this man pulled the trigger, 33-year-old gustavo perez arriaga was arrested in the kern...
with our abc 7 news app. install it on your smart phone to check out live doppler 7 any time it rains. you get the latest forecast right where you live. >>> president trump paid his respects today to the family of the late former president george h.w. bush. the president and first lady arrived by motorcade and were greeted by george w. bush and his wife laura. mr. trump put his hand on the former president's back a few times. the bush family is staying at the blair house ahead of the elder bush's estate funeral tomorrow. >>> thousands of people continue to stream into the capitol to pay final respects to the former president. president bush's body has been lying in state at the rotunda since yesterday afternoon. bush's flag-draped casket will remain in the rotunda until tomorrow morning when a state funeral will be held. we'll have more in a live report from washington coming up at 4:30. >>> former senator bob dole paid his respects today. the 95-year-old was helped out of his wheelchair so he could salute the president's casket in the rotunda. bush was the last world war ii veteran p
with our abc 7 news app. install it on your smart phone to check out live doppler 7 any time it rains. you get the latest forecast right where you live. >>> president trump paid his respects today to the family of the late former president george h.w. bush. the president and first lady arrived by motorcade and were greeted by george w. bush and his wife laura. mr. trump put his hand on the former president's back a few times. the bush family is staying at the blair house ahead of the...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : December 15, 2018 11:00pm-12:01am PST
high. >> remember, you can monitor the weather where you live with the "abc 7 news" app. it is free to download in the app store. you can enable push alerts so we can notify you with changes to the high surf warning. >>> new at 11:00, it is the holiday gift an east bay family wasn't sure they would receive for another decade. >> an oakland nurse who made national headlines after she was deported to mexico last year is back home with her family tonight. "abc 7 news" reporter jobina fortson was at sfo for the emotional reunion. >> reporter: when you think about a holiday welcome home, a couple of pictures at the airport will mark it fine. but tonight maria mendoza-sanchez gets a full press conference. >> there were days i was ready to give up. >> reporter: she and her husband were departed to mexico. at the time i sa.c.e. said they didn't have a legal basis to stay in the country. they had been in the country more than two decades. sanchez was an oncology nurse and paying taxes. her american dream was thrown off the rails 15 months ago despite the efforts of members of congress and colle
high. >> remember, you can monitor the weather where you live with the "abc 7 news" app. it is free to download in the app store. you can enable push alerts so we can notify you with changes to the high surf warning. >>> new at 11:00, it is the holiday gift an east bay family wasn't sure they would receive for another decade. >> an oakland nurse who made national headlines after she was deported to mexico last year is back home with her family tonight. "abc...
on the abc 7 news app. it features live doppler 7 and it is free to download. >>> eye in the hills above danville tonight. they've offered up their massive retreat center for fire victims. many say it's a welco from the struggle of daily life sinc the camp >> reporter: tonight's carols aren't just about the holidays, it's about helping families heal. >> being fed well and it's kind of a break from the fifth wheel we're living right now. >> reporter: he and his family have been living in a camper. his 17-year-old son kaleb says just being here is a nice break from the camp fire's constant drain on their every day lives. >> it's just nice to have all these good things to think about and look forward to the next day and go and oo do whatever you want. >> reporter: the retreat is usually closed the week of christmas but this year they opened it up for the camp fire victims and most of the staff are volunteers. >> we have to volunteer. these people, it's devastating and we have to be with these people and help out. >> reporter: there's been free food, free clothes and a free place to st
on the abc 7 news app. it features live doppler 7 and it is free to download. >>> eye in the hills above danville tonight. they've offered up their massive retreat center for fire victims. many say it's a welco from the struggle of daily life sinc the camp >> reporter: tonight's carols aren't just about the holidays, it's about helping families heal. >> being fed well and it's kind of a break from the fifth wheel we're living right now. >> reporter: he and his family...
of this case. abc 7 news. >> now this case once again has put the spotlight on illegal immigration. the county sheriff fought it off again today. >> this is a criminal illegal alien with prior criminal activity that should have been reported to i.c.e. we were prohibited, law enforcement was prohibited because of sanctuary laws and that lead to the encounter. >> just minutes after that statement came this exchange, though. listen and keep your eyes on corporal singh's brother to the left of the sheriff. >> people said this case is being politicized. >> of course it's being politicized. the last thing i want to do. but let's go back. an immigrant. immigrated here lawfully and legally to pursue his american dream. he achieved that goal. and his dream was taken from him. no, we shouldn't politicize it but we have to have a conversation about restrictive legislation that puts our communities at risk. i'm here to protect the people regardless of who they are. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter what their party affiliation is, their political preference. that doesn't matter. what matter
of this case. abc 7 news. >> now this case once again has put the spotlight on illegal immigration. the county sheriff fought it off again today. >> this is a criminal illegal alien with prior criminal activity that should have been reported to i.c.e. we were prohibited, law enforcement was prohibited because of sanctuary laws and that lead to the encounter. >> just minutes after that statement came this exchange, though. listen and keep your eyes on corporal singh's brother...
has decided to hire a private investigator. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson has the latest. >> reporter: since his body was found, we've heard from taliaferro's son, police, not his wife. h was with him when he disappeared from a property in illinois on november 10th. we've received an exclusive statement from her just as her husband's son splaexplained to that he has hired a private investigator to look into her and his father's c ee's case. ray taliaferro was last seen alive at this church in paducah, kentucky, on november 10th. two teenagers found him dead in a wooded area about three weeks later. an autopsy found no signs of foul play, but his son thinks there's more to the story. >> i feel there was foul play in bringing him to that area to start with. there's something going on. >> reporter: charlotte crawford was married to taliaferro for just a few months before he vanished. the two were checking out this property in southern illinois. raphael taliaferro has hired a private investigator to look into crawford and his father's case. crawford is aware of the investigat
has decided to hire a private investigator. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson has the latest. >> reporter: since his body was found, we've heard from taliaferro's son, police, not his wife. h was with him when he disappeared from a property in illinois on november 10th. we've received an exclusive statement from her just as her husband's son splaexplained to that he has hired a private investigator to look into her and his father's c ee's case. ray taliaferro was last seen alive at this...
>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> the time is 5:00. good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday, december 22nd. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the weather is our lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning to you. welcome to the first weekend of winter. a chilly start out there. and dense fog in spots. live doppler 7. you can see the cloud cover with the half mile visibility. petaluma, santa rosa. a quarter mile in napa. the rest of the bay not bad. certainly cooler this morning. 30s in the north bay appear lever degree cooler in the east bay from novato to concord. forecastalls for numbers in the 50s. partly cloudy. a cool afternoon. we'll get sunshine and also looking at rain for christmas eve. we'll track it for you in a few minutes zwloo now to developing news. the government is in a portion shutdown despite last ditch efforts from both sides. this is a live look at the u.s. capital building where lawmakers walked out at 9:00 last night without a deal. the blame is pas
>> announcer: good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> the time is 5:00. good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday, december 22nd. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the weather is our lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning to you. welcome to the first weekend of winter. a chilly start out there. and dense fog in spots. live doppler 7. you can see the cloud cover with the half...
ABC7 News : KGO : December 1, 2018 4:30pm-5:00pm PST
emergency. abc 7 news starts now. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> signs of tribute today across our nation, flags at half staff from the white house to the big game at cal memorial stadium in memory of our country's 41st president, george h.w. bush. hello, thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. the world is remembering george herbert walker bush who died last night at the age of 94. a stream of mourners continues to stop at the houston home of president bush. >> we learned today his final words were to his son george w. bush saying "i love you too." marcus moore has the latest from houston. >> reporter: an outpouring of condolences and tributes. his son george wrkd bush posting this photo of his parents on instagram. calling his father a man of the highest character, the best dad a son or daughter could ask more. his grandchildren writing he taught me about service, family, decency, the power of gentle words and a beautiful heart. one neighbor draping a flag of the entrance to the beautiful home. >> just hard for the family. >> for the g20
emergency. abc 7 news starts now. >> announcer: live where you live. this is abc 7 news. >>> signs of tribute today across our nation, flags at half staff from the white house to the big game at cal memorial stadium in memory of our country's 41st president, george h.w. bush. hello, thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. the world is remembering george herbert walker bush who died last night at the age of 94. a stream of mourners continues to stop at the...
"abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been on the story all day. she is live with the very latest. laura. >> reporter: well, hi, dan. we are here at the martins rv or mobile home park. this is where this truck was located at about 3:00 this afternoon. this carport behind me. now, when we arrived we saw a number of pieces of big plywood in front of where the truck was parked. it appeared someone was trying to conceal it in this carport. i'm told this break came after someone called in a tip about something they thought looked suspicious. investigators found it hidden in a garage just a few miles from where a fatal police shooting occurred. that is the dodge truck believed to be the one the suspect was driving when it gunned down newman police corporal ron issue l singh. it started with a traffic stop just before 1:00 a.m. and quickly turned deadly for the 33-year-old singh. >> on a traffic stop, he got back on the radio and called off for shots fired. so that just automatically triggers like an officer down emergency response within the county. >> reporter: a neighbor posted this v
"abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has been on the story all day. she is live with the very latest. laura. >> reporter: well, hi, dan. we are here at the martins rv or mobile home park. this is where this truck was located at about 3:00 this afternoon. this carport behind me. now, when we arrived we saw a number of pieces of big plywood in front of where the truck was parked. it appeared someone was trying to conceal it in this carport. i'm told this break came after someone...
let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> illustrate saturday, december 1st. thank you for being with us. i'm chris nice. . let's look forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >>> good morning to you. we bring in the storm impact scale. it's a one this morning. we have rain in the north bay. through the early afternoon for the rest of the bay area as the system shifts through the central and south bay. light to moderate showers anywhere from 0.1 to 0.4 and breezy winds and snow levels at 4500 feet. you can see the yellow pushing south of. and napa looking at heavier cells. martiners. 680 walnut creek, rain. more scattered in san francisco. but down towards 880 wet as well as san mateo 280 and scattered showers in boulder creek. we have two-mile visibility in petaluma. it's cool. chilly showers throughout the afternoon today. highs only in the mid-50s and this is not our only opportunity for rain the next seven days. butly time it out coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> the 41st president of the united states george h. w. bush passed away at the age of 94
let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> illustrate saturday, december 1st. thank you for being with us. i'm chris nice. . let's look forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >>> good morning to you. we bring in the storm impact scale. it's a one this morning. we have rain in the north bay. through the early afternoon for the rest of the bay area as the system shifts through the central and south bay. light to moderate showers anywhere from 0.1...
may lose coverage. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> first, we begin with that high surf warning threatening danger waves, some agencies say could be six stories high. good evening, and thanks for joining us. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is in san francisco with details on that warning. >> reporter: >> kind of exciting. mother nature is awesome. >> reporter: vanessa is watching and waiting for big waves. from the pacific waves were crashing near the pacifica pier, the surf drawing a crowd of curious tourists from orrville. >> this is cool, awesome. big already. >> reporter: some neighbors are getting sandbags ready for waves that may break over the pacific sea wall but these waves not even lose to the monster waves are coming to spots like ocean beach in the next 24 hours. >> if anyone is stepping foot on the sand, the waves could creep up on their chest and take them into the pafs ocean. >> believe it or not, that rough surf could cover most of ocean beach, from where i'm standing, all the way to the sea wall. the waves could top 40 feet. san francisco fire and safety off
may lose coverage. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> first, we begin with that high surf warning threatening danger waves, some agencies say could be six stories high. good evening, and thanks for joining us. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is in san francisco with details on that warning. >> reporter: >> kind of exciting. mother nature is awesome. >> reporter: vanessa is watching and waiting for big waves. from the pacific waves were crashing near the...
? >> thanks, sandhya. you can always track the rain with the abc 7 news app. you can watch live doppler 7 to get the latest forecast where you live. >>> today marks a pivotal moment for san jose as city leaders decide whether they'll approve a major deal with google that could ultimately lead to a massive transportation and transformation of downtown. abc 7's chris nguyen is live at city hall with the story tonight. >> reporter: public testimony is expected to last all through out the evening. on one hand you've got people who support the project. they say this is exactly what the city needs. on the other hand, others are saying, okay, you know what? the city needs to have other things to focus on. this is not the project. inside san jose city hall, a packed house inside council chambers as residents await to the first phase of the google transit village. >> please reconsider your plan to sell to google. >> reporter: abc 7 news spoke to project supporters ahead of tonight's vote that will allow the city to sell several parcells of land to google. >> cities are changing every day
? >> thanks, sandhya. you can always track the rain with the abc 7 news app. you can watch live doppler 7 to get the latest forecast where you live. >>> today marks a pivotal moment for san jose as city leaders decide whether they'll approve a major deal with google that could ultimately lead to a massive transportation and transformation of downtown. abc 7's chris nguyen is live at city hall with the story tonight. >> reporter: public testimony is expected to last all...
cancelled. a stronger storm will be here by the end of the weekend. >> "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian is tracking all of this for us. >> yes, all of it. there's a lot going on here. right now the current storm isn't looking very strong at all. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see we have very light, very light scattered shower activity across the bay area right now. pavement is wet at the golden gate bridge but it doesn't appear to be raining there right now. by the way, in addition to the stormy weather we have -- tomorrow will be a spare the air day with the poorest quality in the north bay. let's look at the storm impact scale continuing through tomorrow morning. light rain and showers developing periodically. we expect less than a quarter of an inch of rain in most areas from this storm as the forecast animation shows how it tapers off overnight, maybe get a bit more organized tomorrow morning and then winding down. the second storm will come in on sunday and it will rank two on the storm impact scale, expected to produce from half an inch to an inch and
cancelled. a stronger storm will be here by the end of the weekend. >> "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian is tracking all of this for us. >> yes, all of it. there's a lot going on here. right now the current storm isn't looking very strong at all. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see we have very light, very light scattered shower activity across the bay area right now. pavement is wet at the golden gate bridge but it doesn't appear to be raining there...
company. airport officials say they're glad he made it out alive. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains what made the rescue so difficult. >> reporter: it was a rescue effort that lasted two hours near sfo. rescue teams were called in to find a plumber who passed out while he and his partner worked on an underground sewer project at gate gourmet, a company that caters for airlines. >> had a concrete-cutting device that had emitted some sort of fumes that caused them to lose consciousness. >> reporter: the co-worker initially tried to drag his partner out but when he started feeling dizzy he left, got out and called 911. but when crews went in they couldn't findhim. the man had regained consciousness and was trying to find an exit and didn't have a cell phone or walkie-talkie to contact anyone. airport officials say the building is just as large underground as it is above ground. some parts where you can only crawl. which is why the search took about two hours. >> carbon monoxide and entrapment at westfield at the airport. >> reporter: the initial call was of a small explosion,
company. airport officials say they're glad he made it out alive. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan explains what made the rescue so difficult. >> reporter: it was a rescue effort that lasted two hours near sfo. rescue teams were called in to find a plumber who passed out while he and his partner worked on an underground sewer project at gate gourmet, a company that caters for airlines. >> had a concrete-cutting device that had emitted some sort of fumes that caused them to lose...
World News Now : KGO : December 26, 2018 2:12am-3:59am PST
much time on those flashy new devices. here is abc's becky worley with some tips. >> oh, an xbox. >> reporter: the joy of the gift, the excitement of playing, but before christmas is even done -- >> you guys. you've been on that thing all day. get off! >> reporter: jim steyer, founder of common sense media, explains the issue. >> so with kids, self-regulation is tough. it's really helpful i think to set time limits. >> reporter: his first tip, create a media contract. common sense has them available for download. >> you can talk about what the limits ought to be and you get the sense in their brain, as tough as that may be for them, that, you know, this is a privilege, not a right. >> reporter: but for many families that's not enough. i fired up the gaming consoles with common sense parent's editor, sierra filucci. >> i think they finally figured out that parents really want more control over what their kids are doing. >> reporter: next tip, use those parental controls. create a separate user profile for your kid and do it today. final tip, do not try to set all this up on the co
much time on those flashy new devices. here is abc's becky worley with some tips. >> oh, an xbox. >> reporter: the joy of the gift, the excitement of playing, but before christmas is even done -- >> you guys. you've been on that thing all day. get off! >> reporter: jim steyer, founder of common sense media, explains the issue. >> so with kids, self-regulation is tough. it's really helpful i think to set time limits. >> reporter: his first tip, create a media...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : December 19, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PST
this all hits. and abc's victor oquendo leading us off tonight from atlanta. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm that brought a rare december tornado to washington state, is on the move. >> there's like, debris everywhere. >> reporter: at the same time, a new storm is forming in the south, already flooding streets in new orleans and dumping rain on drivers in west texas. >> we got rain. >> reporter: those two storms set to merge and bring nightmare travel all the way up the east coast, just as 120 million people are heading out for the holidays. airlines expect 45 million will travel this holiday season. david kerley is at reagan airport in washington, d.c. >> the airlines say they're prepared for the bad weather and tsa has added officers to deal with the two busiest days, tomorrow and friday. >> reporter: meanwhile, back in washington state, officials checking some 450 properties for damage from that tornado. national weather service just announcing it was an ef-2, 300 yards wide with winds up to 130 miles per hour. here in atlanta, we are bracing for
this all hits. and abc's victor oquendo leading us off tonight from atlanta. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm that brought a rare december tornado to washington state, is on the move. >> there's like, debris everywhere. >> reporter: at the same time, a new storm is forming in the south, already flooding streets in new orleans and dumping rain on drivers in west texas. >> we got rain. >> reporter: those two storms set to merge and...
buerre. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, december 22nd. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a low back at the accuweather forecast. here is our meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >>> welcome to winter it started yesterday. it's a little cool out there in parts of the bay. but fog is the issue in the north bay. looking at visibility reduced to nothing in pete lum. a quarter mile in napa. as you navigate around the north bay it comes and goes. so it's quickly ob securing the visibility in the south and east bay. not so much 47 in hayward. many 54 in santa rosa. 13 degrees colder in the north bay than this time yesterday. colder by 7 degrees in san jose. there is the fog in the city. we have a partly cloudy afternoon with numbers process the 50s and high clouds and sunset at 4:54 chris. >> thanks. now to developing news. the government is in a partial shutdown despite last ditch efforts from both sides. a live look here at the u.s. capitol building where lawmak
buerre. let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, december 22nd. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a low back at the accuweather forecast. here is our meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >>> welcome to winter it started yesterday. it's a little cool out there in parts of the bay. but fog is the issue in the north bay. looking at visibility reduced to nothing...
use to google. abc 7 news was there as a loud and persistent group of demonstrators got everyone kicked out of chambers at 9:00 p.m. eight demonstrators chained themselves to their seats. this all ahead of the city's landmark vote. they approved $100 million of land surrounding deardon to google. >> google is just full of lies. everything is behind closed doors. they only tell us what they want to say. we don't know what they want to do. we don't know their true intentions. google -- i've worked for google. it is like a factory line. once you leave, someone else is already taking your place. >> reporter: that was one of several critics at last night's meeting. the mayor argued one company is not going to make or break our city. a city with a downtown core that could look much different 10 years from now. there are still many will details to be discussed and decided. we know one thing is for sure, all of that development would go around deardon near the s.a.p. center where we are this morning. live in san jose this morning, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> happening now, a nat
use to google. abc 7 news was there as a loud and persistent group of demonstrators got everyone kicked out of chambers at 9:00 p.m. eight demonstrators chained themselves to their seats. this all ahead of the city's landmark vote. they approved $100 million of land surrounding deardon to google. >> google is just full of lies. everything is behind closed doors. they only tell us what they want to say. we don't know what they want to do. we don't know their true intentions. google --...
. >> announcer: live where you livesh this is abc 7 news. >>> an some news warning about the big waves forecast to hit bay area beaches this weekend. >> they may be impressive in size, but you could quickly find yourself in a life or death situation. i'm eric thomas. >> i am dion lim. we have team coverage tonight. drew tuma has the forecast. >> but we'll start with cornell barnard in san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: eric, dion, safety officials not pulling any punches, they are warning the public to stay away from san francisco beaches this weekend due to monster waves predicted this weekend. and we are seeing some sizable waves crashing here at fort point tonight. we're trying not to get wet, but make no mistake, big waves are coming. waves were crashing near the pacific pier, the surf drawing a crowd of curious tourists. >> they're big already. >> reporter: neighbors are getting sandbags ready for waves which may break over the pacific seawall. but these waves are not even close to the monster waves officials say are coming to spots like ocean beach in the next 24 hours. >
. >> announcer: live where you livesh this is abc 7 news. >>> an some news warning about the big waves forecast to hit bay area beaches this weekend. >> they may be impressive in size, but you could quickly find yourself in a life or death situation. i'm eric thomas. >> i am dion lim. we have team coverage tonight. drew tuma has the forecast. >> but we'll start with cornell barnard in san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: eric, dion, safety officials not...
close the southern u.s. border completely unless congress agreed to fund a border wall. abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. here's a time line of how the whole thing began. surveillance images show him buying beer wednesday morning moments before the shooting. when he stopped arriaga for suspected dui around 1:00 a.m. that's when the shooting occurred. that afternoon police find arriag's truck hidden a few miles away but he's not there. they tracked him south. put him under surveillance for 24-hours before he is arrested today at a home 200 miles south of newman near bakersfield. we have extensive coverage of this story on our website that includes new images of the suspect and police talking about the impact on their departments. >> the manhunt across california continues for an escapee from san quentin. he escaped wednesday night and carjacked a woman at the nearby shopping center. that carjacking victim spoke with abc 7 news. cornell is live with the latest on this story. >> we're going to hear from that carjacking victim in just a moment but i just got off the phone with police
close the southern u.s. border completely unless congress agreed to fund a border wall. abc 7 news. >> melanie, thank you. here's a time line of how the whole thing began. surveillance images show him buying beer wednesday morning moments before the shooting. when he stopped arriaga for suspected dui around 1:00 a.m. that's when the shooting occurred. that afternoon police find arriag's truck hidden a few miles away but he's not there. they tracked him south. put him under surveillance...
threats, including abc 7. this e-mail was sent to a 7 on your side mailbox demanding bitcoin as payment in exchange for not detonated an explosive device. but the fbi determined these threats were not credible. >> eric thomas live outside san francisco police headquarters with the latest details on the bay area investigation. eric. >> that's right, guys. even though the hib and the nypd counterintelligence unit decided pretty early on these were not credible threats, sfpd treated them like they were. instead of traffic, drivers in the flee,000 block of california street were being detoured around a web of yellow crime scene tape because someone e-mailed a bomb threat to the san francisco fire credit union. >> earlier this morning, we received an e-mail communication at the credit union from an individual or entity who was notifying us that they had planted an explosive device on site and they were demanding payment. >> the credit union called 911 and quickly evacuated the 100 or so employees. directly across california street, the jewish community center evacuated more than 500 people a
threats, including abc 7. this e-mail was sent to a 7 on your side mailbox demanding bitcoin as payment in exchange for not detonated an explosive device. but the fbi determined these threats were not credible. >> eric thomas live outside san francisco police headquarters with the latest details on the bay area investigation. eric. >> that's right, guys. even though the hib and the nypd counterintelligence unit decided pretty early on these were not credible threats, sfpd treated...
ABC7 News 11:00AM : KGO : December 5, 2018 11:00am-11:31am PST
you, mike. >> you can check the conditions, of course, in your area anytime with the abc 7 news app. click on the weather app and it's free to download. now to that emotional good-bye that you've been watching here on abc 7 to former president george h.w. bush. this is a live picture from d.c. where his casket just left the washington national cathedral now arriving at the tarmac for its trip back to houston. that's for loved ones and thinking industries where earlier people gathered for the 41st president at the national cathedral. abc news reporter emily rowe has the late ♪ > the funeral for george herbert walker bush, a celebration of a former president and forever patriarch. >> we're going to miss you, your decency, sincerity and kind soul will stay through us forever. through our tears let us know the blessings of knowing and loving you, a great and noble man and the best father a son or daughter could have. >> the washington national cathedral packed with dignitaries from the u.s. and abroad. a chancellor, a king and queen and several presidents and a prince. president trump
you, mike. >> you can check the conditions, of course, in your area anytime with the abc 7 news app. click on the weather app and it's free to download. now to that emotional good-bye that you've been watching here on abc 7 to former president george h.w. bush. this is a live picture from d.c. where his casket just left the washington national cathedral now arriving at the tarmac for its trip back to houston. that's for loved ones and thinking industries where earlier people gathered for...
reality. he first went missing november 10th. his family said he suffered from dimentia. >> abc 7 news reporter tucked to others who new the former host well. >> his son told me over the phone he traveled to the place where he was last seen. >> and you of course are listening to kgo. oh, by the way, i'll keep you updated on ray. >> hope that their former long time host and bay area activist ray taliaferr would return home. >> and i don't want to talk about him in the past tense, which i'm starting to do, i don't want to get caught in that. >> but now pat has been forced to accept it. his body had been found in a wooded area in kentucky not far from where he was last seen on november 10th. he was 79. talk about a history maker, starting at kgo radio in 1977 this man seemed to do it all during the day, which was fascinating since he was up all night. his show on kgo radio was from 1:00 to 5:00 a.m. >> he was more than just a voice that drifted through the night to those of us who were insomniacs. >> he made a difference in the lives of so many. he served as president as san francisc
reality. he first went missing november 10th. his family said he suffered from dimentia. >> abc 7 news reporter tucked to others who new the former host well. >> his son told me over the phone he traveled to the place where he was last seen. >> and you of course are listening to kgo. oh, by the way, i'll keep you updated on ray. >> hope that their former long time host and bay area activist ray taliaferr would return home. >> and i don't want to talk about him in...
ABC 7 News at 5 : KGO : December 30, 2018 5:00pm-5:30pm PST
, authorities say if you are going, plan ahead. in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank you. great advice. >>> and now a great time to remind to you check out the website because abc7news.com has all of your details on the government workers directly affected by the shutdown where thousands are going without pay. >>> we have enough developments on a story only on abc 7 news, san francisco polices have arrested a man suspected of attempted murder in the beating of another man. you are about to see cell phone video that is disturbing. the man being punched and kicked remains in the hospital recovering from life-threatening injuries. the woman who took the video walks through the area frequently and she's urging police to do more to prevent crime. >> angered me to see it. where were the -- i come and frequent the area very often and i often see at least maybe two or three officers in this immediate area and it just -- that day at that moment where were they? i didn't see a single one. >> this is a picture of melton earl kelly, he was arrested this morning. san francisco police
, authorities say if you are going, plan ahead. in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank you. great advice. >>> and now a great time to remind to you check out the website because abc7news.com has all of your details on the government workers directly affected by the shutdown where thousands are going without pay. >>> we have enough developments on a story only on abc 7 news, san francisco polices have arrested a man suspected of attempted murder in the...
. >> zillow puts the current median rent for a two-bedroom at more than $4,000. at "abc 7 news" we are committed to building a better bay area, which means we are looking for solutions to issues like high housing costs and how to keep it from being priced out of your own neighborhood. >> among the most vulnerable residents, seniors. "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez joins us live from the newsroom with the team effort to create affordable housing. >> it is absolutely a team effort involving nonprofits, private financial partners, city hall. the list continues. today we saw how public housing is transformed without the involvement of the federal government. public housing units like this one once owned by the federal government are purchased by a nonprofit which agrees to renovate them using city and iv funds. extending the life of the building, they are getting more from their investment. the owner of this property nonp community housing partnership, which now owns and/or manages 17 buildings throughout the city including island. >> we now own it, manage it and provide services to
. >> zillow puts the current median rent for a two-bedroom at more than $4,000. at "abc 7 news" we are committed to building a better bay area, which means we are looking for solutions to issues like high housing costs and how to keep it from being priced out of your own neighborhood. >> among the most vulnerable residents, seniors. "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez joins us live from the newsroom with the team effort to create affordable housing. >> it...
ABC World News Tonight With David Muir : KGO : December 3, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PST
in abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl, live tonight, and jon, we know there had been tension when donald trump was running for office, what was said about the bushes, but jon, this really is a moment of unity here in washington. >> reporter: it sure is, david. and in fact, this will be the first time that we will see all of the living presidents together since the inauguration of donald trump. and it is a moment of unity that is really befitting of george h.w. bush. this was somebody known for striking up genuine friendships with people who had been bitter rivals, and in the case of donald trump, the resentment went both ways. of course, trump was as harsh a critic as there was of the bush family, and george h.w. bush so resented trump that he actually crossed party lines and voted for hillary clinton. but when it came time for trump to become president, at the inauguration, the former president bush, the elder bush, wrote him a letter, saying, "i want you to know, i wish you the very best as you begin this incredible journey of leading our great country." so, ye
in abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl, live tonight, and jon, we know there had been tension when donald trump was running for office, what was said about the bushes, but jon, this really is a moment of unity here in washington. >> reporter: it sure is, david. and in fact, this will be the first time that we will see all of the living presidents together since the inauguration of donald trump. and it is a moment of unity that is really befitting of george h.w. bush. this...
all. >> she came without any foreign policy experience. she previously worked for abc news. the president's favorite cable news show. sources say he is likely to replace chief of staff john kelly. sources say the leading candidate nick who currently serves as the vice president chief of staff. president trump says he will anous at the army navy football game tomorrow. abc news, washington. >> abc 7 is committed to help build a better bay area. housing and homelessness come up repeatedly as one of the top concerns. 13% of students are homeless or have been homeless in the past year. abc 7 news reporter shows us how one student group is addressing the crisis. early morning temperatures friday stayed in the low 40s. conditions more than 13% of students strulging with deal with on a daily basis. >> we are able to get a o get at and hoodie. others don't have that. >> those who comped out want the university's president to take action to address the student homeless crisis. >> they are sleeping in cars and churches. >> he is a faculty adviser and participant. he says when students sho
all. >> she came without any foreign policy experience. she previously worked for abc news. the president's favorite cable news show. sources say he is likely to replace chief of staff john kelly. sources say the leading candidate nick who currently serves as the vice president chief of staff. president trump says he will anous at the army navy football game tomorrow. abc news, washington. >> abc 7 is committed to help build a better bay area. housing and homelessness come up...
everyone involved. abc 7 news. >> great information. thanks so much. southwest just responded. southwest flight 278 land safely and rolled to a stop at the end of the runway. no reported injuries among the 112 customers and five crew members. >>> all right. happening now. this is a live picture of texas of the train taking former george h.w. bush to college park, texas. his family boarded a special train that will take bush, as you can see him right there in his casket. in a few minutes we'll have a live report from houston with more on this morning's private funeral for mr. bush. >>> 800 pounds of pot and rocket launcher are quite the eye opening hall in a weapons bust. amanda is live outside police head quarters with the new announcement. >> reporter: november 28th boss was a result of a multi-state, multi-agency investigation. officers say that the people involved used shell companies in order to ship the drugs out of state. locally it lead to four handguns more than half a million dollars. it was recovered in recent south bay raids. >> this investigation involved a criminal network t
everyone involved. abc 7 news. >> great information. thanks so much. southwest just responded. southwest flight 278 land safely and rolled to a stop at the end of the runway. no reported injuries among the 112 customers and five crew members. >>> all right. happening now. this is a live picture of texas of the train taking former george h.w. bush to college park, texas. his family boarded a special train that will take bush, as you can see him right there in his casket. in a few...
enchts foerng, buerre let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it's saturday december 29th pl thank you for being with us us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hey, chris. it's absent of any clouds. that's because we are looking at the low dew pointing. temperatures cold. still gusty in the upper elevations. from in point visibility is good. san jose at 37. feels like 33 though. morgan hill freezing. half moon bay 43. and from our exploratorium camera looking at low 30s freezing in napa. petaluma 33. 36 in concord and livermore. the winds up around mount diablo gusting to 46 miles an hour. 27 miles an hour wind gusts around mount st. helena. and still chill in the air. 50 in san francisco. by 2:00 plenty of mid-50s a lot of sunshine and by 6:00 numbers will be dropping into the upper 40s in our inland east bay. another chilly night on the way. perhaps not as cold but we have another round of very cold mornings ahead. we'll talk about that in my accuweather seven-day forecast coming
enchts foerng, buerre let's get up and get going. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> it's saturday december 29th pl thank you for being with us us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hey, chris. it's absent of any clouds. that's because we are looking at the low dew pointing. temperatures cold. still gusty in the upper elevations. from in point visibility is good. san jose at 37. feels like 33...
damage was done. >> "abc 7 news" reporter jobina fortson has been stuck in the traffic. i'm scared to ask, but how is it now? >> reporter: yes, you can see right behind me the standstill we have going on. this is at the intersection of post and kearny. muni is not moving quickly, nor are the vehicles and the bicyclists are having a tough time getting through as well. always we have been talking about, this all started because of a backup that happened at 11:30 today. that's according to chp. you could just see the ripple effects that it created. a jackknifed big rig forced three lanes to shut down on the bay bridge. the lanes reopened just in time for the afternoon rush at 3:00, and sky 7 flew over that area. such a mess. all of the backups that you can see there on your screen, that's been such a chaotic and frustrating day for drivers. we were stuck in it ourselves. we were leaving the bay view area around 2:00 this afternoon, tried to get down to post street, but it did not happen. we just made it here. this is what it looks like now. you know, moving a lot better than it has been,
damage was done. >> "abc 7 news" reporter jobina fortson has been stuck in the traffic. i'm scared to ask, but how is it now? >> reporter: yes, you can see right behind me the standstill we have going on. this is at the intersection of post and kearny. muni is not moving quickly, nor are the vehicles and the bicyclists are having a tough time getting through as well. always we have been talking about, this all started because of a backup that happened at 11:30 today....
job. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow is in the newsroom with a story you will only see on abc 7. >> reporter: ama and larry, student loan debt is the second largest class of consumer debt in the united states. last year the federal trade commission began tracking down on student loan debt relief scams. they called it operation game of loans. two weeks ago the ftc filed an injunction, schultihutting down sonoma county company. last week they arrested brandon freyer at sfo as he was boarding a flight to mexico. tonight he is out of jail on house arrest. an employee who rose in the ranks from sales rep to operations training is speaking out. >> i didn't think that we were hurting anybody. >> reporter: ethan laurie says he joined ameritech financial around june of 2017 first as a sales rep, enrolling clients who received mailers advertising student loan payment reduction and forgiveness, who would then call the company. according to a criminal complaint, the clients paid ameritech 600 to $800 up front for the company to prepare and submit documents to enroll them in alternativ
job. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow is in the newsroom with a story you will only see on abc 7. >> reporter: ama and larry, student loan debt is the second largest class of consumer debt in the united states. last year the federal trade commission began tracking down on student loan debt relief scams. they called it operation game of loans. two weeks ago the ftc filed an injunction, schultihutting down sonoma county company. last week they arrested brandon...
here on abc 7, at 10:30, mr. bush's casket will be transported to the george bush presidenti aial library and mus 2.5 hours away. and then 2:15 p.m., he will be laid to rest next to his wife, spencer just talked about, barbara, together for all time. >> in more news today, the east bay, a wanted man was killed ini an officer involved shooting. sheriffs say that the officer fired after the suspect fired on him. >> reporter: well, hi, this all started just after 9:30 this morning. police still have this area taped off where they are investigating. it started with a deputy who spotted a wanted man and it ended within a minute with gunfire. >> this morning i had about about 4 or 5 shots. >> reporter: sheriff's confirmed what witnesses heard. one of the deputies shot and killed a man on adelaide drive during a violent struggle in the middle of the roadway. >> the suspect fired one shot towards the deputy's head, the deputy took out his own firearm, and shot at the suspect. and hitting him as well. >> reporter: sheriff's spokesman, said that two deputies were in the area on another matt
here on abc 7, at 10:30, mr. bush's casket will be transported to the george bush presidenti aial library and mus 2.5 hours away. and then 2:15 p.m., he will be laid to rest next to his wife, spencer just talked about, barbara, together for all time. >> in more news today, the east bay, a wanted man was killed ini an officer involved shooting. sheriffs say that the officer fired after the suspect fired on him. >> reporter: well, hi, this all started just after 9:30 this morning....
talked exclusively with "abc 7 news" reporter vic lee about the allegation against d.a. george gas cone. >> he is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: ama, dan, this is the lawsuit that the former district attorney's investigator filed charging wrongful termination of a whistleblower. tonight we are learning more about this federal inquiry that was launched as a result of the allegations. >> while he was the district attorney he was flying while armed in violation of federal law. >> the lawyer represents former senior district attorney investigator henry mackenzie. he is suing his boss, d.a. george gascon, saying he was the target of retaliation and harassment and was fired in october of last year because gascone heard he and other investigators were blowing the whistle on him. mackenzie was an executive of the district attorney's investigator's union. >> the union had grave concerns about this allegation that the district attorney had been flying while armed in violation of federal law. >> reporter: under federal law, only sworn peace officers can legally carry a firearm on to
talked exclusively with "abc 7 news" reporter vic lee about the allegation against d.a. george gas cone. >> he is in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: ama, dan, this is the lawsuit that the former district attorney's investigator filed charging wrongful termination of a whistleblower. tonight we are learning more about this federal inquiry that was launched as a result of the allegations. >> while he was the district attorney he was flying while armed in...
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behind a wife, five month old son and partner. >>> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on this story. we'll break into programming at noon when the news conference gets underway in modesto. we will stream it leave on abc 7 news app and >>> we have a link on our web site, abc7news.com. >>> police believe a prisoner walked away and carjacked a woman at a nearly shopping center. abc 7 news reporter am my is live with the news you'll only see on 7. >> reporter: no doubt she is waiting nar man to be captured. even the police officer i talked to said he is surprised there have been no sightings. in this surveillance video you can see a minnesota approach her and take her car. this was wednesday night in the home depot parking lot. >> and then he has something inside. give me the key. if not i'll kill you now. >> she said she was scared to death. she did manage to ask him if she could get one thing out of her car. >> i said i want to take my dog, please. and then he said okay. that's him. that's him. >> when she saw this picture she said she knew right away this was the man that
behind a wife, five month old son and partner. >>> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on this story. we'll break into programming at noon when the news conference gets underway in modesto. we will stream it leave on abc 7 news app and >>> we have a link on our web site, abc7news.com. >>> police believe a prisoner walked away and carjacked a woman at a nearly shopping center. abc 7 news reporter am my is live with the news you'll only see on 7. >>...
as millions travel for christmas. we have the track for you tonight, and abc's will carr leads us off with the damage coming in now. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this tornado touching down, tearing through a walmart parking lot just before 2:00 p.m. the parking lot destroyed. >> look at all that. >> the aftermath. look at it all. >> reporter: severe storms pounding the northwest tonight. in port orchard, washington, a possible tornado ripping roofs off homes. massive trees down. an entire neighborhood leveled. the storm's part of a system moving across the country, bringing high waves to california's coast. the national weather service in the bay area warning people to stay back from the ocean or risk certain death. >> let's get to will, monitoring the images coming in tonight. and will, there was no warning for this system? >> reporter: that's right, david. our weather team says that there were no severe warnings when these storms broke out. there is widespread damage and power outages. and the priority is life and safety, as these rare storms move east. david? >> will carr leadin
as millions travel for christmas. we have the track for you tonight, and abc's will carr leads us off with the damage coming in now. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this tornado touching down, tearing through a walmart parking lot just before 2:00 p.m. the parking lot destroyed. >> look at all that. >> the aftermath. look at it all. >> reporter: severe storms pounding the northwest tonight. in port orchard, washington, a possible tornado ripping roofs off homes....
abc 7 news he heard three gunshots. b.a.r.t. service was halted but everything is up and running with some residual delays. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen zse. this is the second violent incident at b.a.r.t. today. police are looking for a man who pistol-whipped and tried to rob someone outside of the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station this morning. >> more on this from eric thomas. >> reporter: what was first reported as a fight on the sidewalk outside of macarthur b.a.r.t. attracted this po ce s. but investigators quickly learned it wasn't a fight, it was an attemptedeictirm am was pistol-whipped and the suspect got away empty handed. >> officers learned that the suspect, and during this attempted robbery struck him with a firearm. >> reporter: the scene was the 400 block of 40th street. during the attack or immediately after, the handgun the suspect was using went off. >> no one was hit by the shot fired and police are trying to fwig out if it was an accidental discharge or if the suspect was shooting at the victim. >> the victim in this incident suffered minor injuries
abc 7 news he heard three gunshots. b.a.r.t. service was halted but everything is up and running with some residual delays. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen zse. this is the second violent incident at b.a.r.t. today. police are looking for a man who pistol-whipped and tried to rob someone outside of the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station this morning. >> more on this from eric thomas. >> reporter: what was first reported as a fight on the sidewalk outside of...
are able to capture some of that, that could help their bottom line. in san jose, david louie, "abc 7 news." >> david, thanks very much. >>> you should know, department stores are also drawing big crowds. maybe you know if you were out today. "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow spent the afternoon with shoppers in san francisco's union square. >> reporter: union square is bustling with knock out their shopping list before it is too late. >> i do it every year at this time and i do all of my follow-up last-minute christmas shopping. >> reporter: she says she is not an online shopper. >> because i like to feel, touch, hold what i buy first. >> reporter: she is not alone. tony mott visiting from china bought his wife a luxury handbag. >> reporter: gucci, she will be happy with it. >> e on, yes. >> reporter: she is the executive director of the union square business improvement district. >> we heard from a handful of retailers business is up over last year. >> reporter: not only up from last december but up from last month as well. >> the air quality was bad because of the fires up no
are able to capture some of that, that could help their bottom line. in san jose, david louie, "abc 7 news." >> david, thanks very much. >>> you should know, department stores are also drawing big crowds. maybe you know if you were out today. "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow spent the afternoon with shoppers in san francisco's union square. >> reporter: union square is bustling with knock out their shopping list before it is too late. >> i do...
>>> good morning, bay area. get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> thanks for joining us on a saturday, december 8th. let's start with the first look at the accuweather weather forecast. here is lisa argen. >> hi, chris. fog out by the delta, the valleys, but elsewhere it's clear. the golden gate bridge check it out, looks pretty nice for a saturday morning with 43 in mountain view and 44 in san jose. from emeryville, you can see a little haze in the distance. mid 30s, 38 in napa. down to the beach, in the mid 60s today. still 40s and 50s by noon time. by 4:00, that sun already beginning to bring a little bit of coolness as it begins to set. 4:50. overnight, tonight, getting chilly but the clouds increase leading to rain i'll time it out for you. >>> thank you. we're learning to wait more about a circus performer who was injured. it happened in the final act of the 4:30 show and this is video of a previous performance. on social media the witness said that the man fell on his neck or head and wasn't moving. the afternoon show had to end a few minutes early and the 80 show was
>>> good morning, bay area. get going. >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> thanks for joining us on a saturday, december 8th. let's start with the first look at the accuweather weather forecast. here is lisa argen. >> hi, chris. fog out by the delta, the valleys, but elsewhere it's clear. the golden gate bridge check it out, looks pretty nice for a saturday morning with 43 in mountain view and 44 in san jose. from emeryville, you can see a little haze in the...


Crafty Deals of the Week of October 7th // Paper Collections, Stamps, and Dies Oh My!
I hope you are all having a lovely October so far! I lasted through a week of my spending freeze so far! I'm hoping that this month I can stay strong. For those of you who aren't on a spending freeze, you can scroll through the deals I've curated below!
Get free shipping on your photo print orders of $10+ with code PRFSX at York Photo!
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Check out this Pixy Stix set from SpiegelMom Scraps! I love the cool tones with the pops of the yellows and oranges! This sweet mix can be found here!
The brand new Christmas Collection called Christmas Comfort from Wild Whisper is available now! Hurry and pick this one up before it sells out!
There's a brand new release over at PinkFresh Studio! All of the gorgeousness in the photo above can be picked up now! And on top of all of that, you can get free shipping on U.S. orders $50+ using the code OCTFREESHIPWITH50 through October 11th! While supplies last they are even giving away a freebie with all purchases! Hurry up and get to shopping!
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The Nineteenth Edition of Russian Education fair opened up a golden opportunity for aspiring Indian students seeking admission to higher education in Russia. The aim of this fair was to guide the Indian students about medical studies and understand their expectations and requirements to be taken care of during the whole tenure of their medical studies in Russia.
The advantages of opting for MBBS studies and Engineering studies in Russia were explained in details to the students and their guardians.


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These injectable therapies use three delivery methods, depending on the therapy and its ingredients, to provide the most effective treatment possible: IV drip, IV push, and IM/SQ injection. These delivery methods are used individually or together in combination as part of one of our many treatments to provide you the best infusion therapies possible to relieve, rehydrate, and reenergize your body.
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Just in time for the next chapter in the Evil Dead saga (TV series Ash Vs. The Evil Dead) Mondo is proud to release the soundtrack Sam Raimi's Army Of Darkness. Returning along side star Bruce Campbell, is masterful composer Joe LoDuca who also crafted the terrifying scores to the first and second Evil Dead. Like the film, LoDuca's score to Army Of Darkness is an ambitious blending of genre that was ahead of its time. Part swashbuckling adventure, part horror, part comedy, Army Of Darkness saw LoDuca reaching new heights with his composing which would later become his forte, as he bounced back and forth between composing Horror films and adventure televisions series such as Hercules and Spartacus. Performed by The Seattle Symphony Orchestra & Chorus. "March Of The Dead Theme" by Danny Elfman.


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Are Doppler ultrasonography parameters symmetric between the right and left kidney?
Background: Among numerous modalities applied for evaluation of kidney diseases, Doppler ultrasonography (DU) provides information about the hemodynamic status of the kidneys. Meanwhile, the variability in DU parameters of the right and left kidney is a matter of controversy. The aim of this study was to determine whether any difference exists between the DU indices of the right and left kidney.
Methods: Retrospectively, we collected DU findings of 25 healthy potential renal transplant donors. All donors underwent renal DU and multidetector computed tomographic angiography before donor nephrectomy. DU indices, including peak systolic volume (PSV), resistive index (RI), pulsatility index (PI), end-diastolic volume (EDV), and acceleration time (AT), were recorded.
Results: The median age of the donors was 27 (range 23–39) years. The median PSV, RI, EDV, and AT for the right kidney were 29 cm/sec, 0.59, 10.9 cm/sec, and 50 msec, respectively. For the left kidney, the median PSV, RI, EDV, and AT were, respectively, 26.8 cm/sec, 0.60, 10.6 cm/sec, and 43 msec. Among the DU indices, median PI of the right kidney was significantly different from that of the left kidney (1.02 versus 0.95, P = 0.01).
Conclusion: In conclusion, the present study revealed that right kidney DU indices, except for PI, may not differ from those of the left kidney.


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Spectators enjoy a star-filled day in the Swiss mountains
The mountains of Switzerland are usually seen dusted with snow. But this summer, as the OMEGA Masters gets ready to begin, the peaks in Crans-Montana have been glistening with golfing talent and a few celebrity superstars.
As the title sponsor of this week's famous tournament, OMEGA held its annual OMEGA Celebrity Masters competition during Wednesday's Pro-Am.
Out on the course were OMEGA's own professional players including Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia and Tommy Fleetwood. But they weren't the only talents in the spotlight. Joining their teams were Justin Timberlake, Niall Horan, Dennis Quaid, Anthony Mackie and Michael Pena.
While they all showed their flair with a golf club during the Pro-Am, OMEGA was proud to later present Justin Timberlake with the OMEGA Celebrity Masters trophy, for achieving the group's best individual score on the day.
The presentation took place at an evening event in a spectacular alpine setting. There was a musical performance by OMEGA friend and Swiss rock star Bastian Baker to kick-start the night, while Raynald Aeschlimann, President and CEO of OMEGA, was proud to be joined by the players and celebrities on stage.
He said, "It's a true honour to be joined by Rory, Sergio and Tommy this year. We're so excited about seeing them play in the OMEGA Masters, and it's especially fantastic to have our celebrity friends here with us too. This tournament gets more exciting every year."
Now, the attention turns to the OMEGA Masters, being played From Thursday until Sunday. The tournament is renowned for its heritage, famed winners and majestic mountain scenery. OMEGA has been the title sponsor since 2001 and is fulfilling the role in 2019 for the 19th time.

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This began as a reading assignment for counseling with the above excerpt, and I was then asked to write my interpretation and feelings in regards to the article and Soul Mates I feel this is something I should share with all of you as well. I believe this is important for anyone who has or is dealing with codependency also. Just know that you are not alone, and it isn't the end.
Sexuality, companionship, and love are all marvelous things to have throughout life, but these things are not TRULY needed to live a beautiful life. Our soul is already full, so these things are just dessert. Therefore, we should not allow sexuality, companionship, and love to drive us or to bring us down. If we listened to our soul, we wouldn't fixate on material things.
We need to first love ourselves without judgment, and allow our souls to shine through. We cannot mask it with some of the "ugly" that our minds can feed us. Only then can we allow non-toxic companionship, love, and sexuality; and we won't have these desires with the misleading hope that they will "fix us" or make anything better in any way. To have these things and allow them to control you is not truly living either.
I have gone through life with the belief that I NEEDED someone else by my side to be happy, to feel whole, and to feel beautiful, but that is not what my soul would tell me, if I had listened. I have reeled people in with an energy which was not that of my soul, and thus led me to a toxic lifestyle, repeating the same patterns with each person I attempted to open my heart up to. I was portraying the old data in my mind, and not what I truly wanted which only hindered me from being TRULY happy and caused me to endure much abuse within my relationships at such a young age. I began to doubt and judge myself because of another.
Living in your mind, and believing you NEED someone to live can be just as damaging as being with someone and forcing yourself to stay BECAUSE you think you need them especially if that person is toxic. Two people truly living and listening to their own souls, would not make the other feel obligated and both would be completely honest and love without judgment on themselves and one another. We should not seek companionship, love, and sexuality to "feel better". We should be in an equally conscious relationship, neither person superior to the other, and allow it to just flow and happen. Taking each moment that we can together and appreciating them, and never allowing the flame that burns so bright in the beginning to die. No pressure, no deceit, no judgment of ourselves or the other, just love and communication. This is someone to share your journey with, not someone who determines your journey.
After reading this passage and taking in what I have experienced and learned, I understand there really are no soul mates; maybe life partner / a best friend you can love and be intimate with by exposing all of yourself without holding anything back. Someone who won't steer you away from your soul, but love you for everything. Both conscious and both creating what you want together AND individually, again with no judgment.
Sharing your life with someone can be beautiful, but your soul does not NEED anyone to BE beautiful. Love yourself 1st and everyone thereafter will follow.


Washington, D.C. The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools will recognize 10 leaders as Champions for Charter Schools today, celebrating their efforts and deep-rooted commitment to advancing the growth and success of charter public schools.
Continuing a 10-year long tradition, the National Alliance honors individuals at the federal, state and local level who enrich the lives of students by leading the most impactful charter school initiatives and supporting charters as a high-quality public school option. Each year, these champions are announced during National Charter Schools Week.
"We celebrate the courage and persistence of lawmakers who make charter public schools a reality for parents and students in communities across the nation," said Nina Rees, president and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. "The leadership and hard work of the 10 elected officialswe honor today has made it possible for the continued growth of high-quality charter schools and increased the chance that many more families will be able to send their children to public schools best suited to their individual needs."
Sen. Roy Blunt played a significant role in the growth of the Charter Schools Program (CSP). As chairman of the Senate Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations subcommittee, Sen. Blunt was critical in providing for a 32 percent funding increase for the CSP in FY2016, the largest increase in the programs history. This investment will increase the ability of states to open more high-quality charter schools, allow for the continued expansion of the highest performing charter schools, and provide critical financing support for charter school facilities.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein has been a long-time, steadfast advocate for the growth of high-quality charter schools. She is an active supporter of the federal Charter Schools Program, which has been instrumental in the growth of charter schools, especially those with a strong track record of success in serving educationally disadvantaged students.
A little more than a year into his term in office, Gov. Baker has made advocacy on behalf of charter schools one of his top priorities. He is committed to expanding access to charter schools which now have a waiting list of over 30,000 students statewide to help reduce the Commonwealths chronic achievement gap. In October 2015, Gov. Baker proposed a bill to expand the number of charter schools in Massachusetts by up to a dozen schools a year in low-performing districts.
A consistent supporter of charter schools, Mayor Michael Rawlings has been helpful in aiding the growth of high-quality charter schools in Dallas. In particular, he has supported the expansion of Uplift Education, one of the states top-performing networks of charter public schools, in Dallas.
Sen. Dennis Kruse and Rep. Bob Behning are two of Indianas longtime charter public school champions. Due to their leadership, the legislature has passed several improvements to its charter school law, including establishing new authorizers, increasing authorizer accountability and equalizing funding for charter school students. Today, Indiana has the best charter school law in the nation, according to the National Alliances charter school law rankings report released earlier this year.
Sen. Lehner played a leading role in guiding Ohios Charter School Reform Bill HB 2 through the Senate where it was approved unanimously. The bill provides landmark upgrades to the states charter school law. Sen. Lehner held months of meetings with an informal group of state education officials and top charter school advocates to craft a wide-ranging bill, which resulted in the most comprehensive changes to the law in 15 years. Passed with overwhelming bipartisan support, the bill will bring more accountability and transparency to Ohios charter system.
A strong supporter of school choice, Auditor Yost made several bold recommendations to improve Ohios accountability, transparency, governance and fair funding of charter schools during legislative committee hearings. Many of his recommendations were adopted as amendments into the bill, which were praised by both state and national charter school proponents.
These two Washington State lawmakers played a significant role in passing a charter school law this year in response to a Washington State Supreme Court ruling in 2015 that threw out a voter-approved initiative in 2012 that created charter schools. Sen. Litzow spearheaded the passage of SB 6194, the charter school bill that mirrored the voter-approved 2012 initiative, with a change in the way they are financed. Rep. Springer was one of just 10 Democrats (out of 49) in the House to support the measure to save charter schools, which had been in limbo since the ruling in 2015. Sen. Litzow and Rep. Springer listened to parent, student and educator voices and recognized the need to provide them with high-quality public education options.