abc news saying that -- sorry, abc. not abc news. abc saying the twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we have decided to cancel her show." this is coming a couple of hours after roseanne barr tweeted about valerie jarrett using very, some call racist allegations or alluding to her as an ape. something that i guess abc thought we cannot stomach this. even after roseanne said she apologized and she was going to quit twitter, she finds herself now with no show. >> this is remarkable the speed to which abc moved. after i saw this tweet this morning, i'll be honest. it shocked me it was out there. then the apology came soon thereafter. roseanne going after valerie jarrett. and then, you know, it didn't take just a few hours for abc to move. this is a big decision. there are some things the get to a point where a network i think says this is over the line and we can't stomach it. we can't defend it. this has to be put to an end. remember, this is a profitable show. very profitable. i think they had

i hope this is a lesson for abc. hope this is a lesson for every network out there that this behavior is inappropriate. it will cost you money. it will cost your reputation and it will make it impossible for you to continue to produce. i hope that's what people get out of this, not just some sort of free speech argument. >> jamil, donald trump, after the first episode aired this year and got a huge rating, donald trump told his rally audience, as we just saw, that it was about us, that the show was about us. he didn't have any words about the show tonight. >> that is a really interesting statement coming from him. and i think it actually qualifies as a lie, because the median income for trump voters, no matter what income bracket you look at, was higher than the median income for clinton voters. the median income was 72 for trump voters, 61,000 for clinton voters. so if you want took about us, talking about clinton voters. and it's funny they hired roseanne to essentially stereotype his people and make fun of them. >

she told her followers not to blame abc. roseanne also blamed ambien for her remarks. >> and in this tweet she said "don't feel sorry for me, guys. i just want to apologize to the hundreds of people and wonderful writers, all liberal, and talented actors who lost their jobs on my show due to my stupid tweet." >> abc news reporter dania bacchus has the latest developments. >> reporter: roseanne barr is known for using comedy on her rebooted show to highlight hot-button topics. >> i'm telling you, this is what people from iraq and talibanistan do. >> reporter: but a recent tweet from the star was considered no laughing matter. abc is canceling its hit show after barr posted on twitter "muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby equals vj." referring to valerie jarrett, an african-american woman and long-standing senior adviser to former president barack obama. jarrett responding to the controversy on msnbc. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. >> reporter: the tweet causing a social media s

reminder you can catch the live coverage on abc 7 sunday morning and we'll be stream it online at abc news.com. thank you so much. >> see you sunday. >> all right. >> announcer: new the ac wrkt forecasts with spencer christian. >>> shoning sunny skies over the bay area. but a patch of coastal fog over the bay inland with overnight lows in the low 50s. then tomorrow look for another mild to warm day. except right along the coastline where highs get up to 60. but well see mid-and upper 60s around the bay and near 80 inland. the forecast clouds lingering through much the day sunday but great running weather in the morning as chris pointed out pl cool temperatures in the low to mid-50s but i think the runners like it that way. you don't want to run in the heat do you? maybe you do. here the seven-day forecast. we'll have mild conditions especially inland around the bay next couple days. breezy and cooler sunday for bay to breakers. slightly warmer monday. then we'll have a mild to warm pattern for virtual all next week. and a chance of rain we talked about yesterday disappeared gone. >> g

abc 7 news was inside city hall.he pop up shop feerpted local artist makers and merchants showing what they create in san francisco. mar farrell checked it out. >> what we are doing in san francisco i want to do everything as we can to support small businesses, to support frist products that we have such a growing industry here in our own city is awesome. often times people aren't aware. so events like this inside the awareness. >> mayor farrell said he did some mother's day shopping while praising local businesses for kbeeg thousands of people in san francisco. >>> and if you haven't made it to san francisco's museum of ice cream yet you are in luck, the exhibit was so successful it's extending the run another four months. the pop-up president museum celebrating all things ice cream now lun runs through the end of september. tickets for the extended run go on sale tomorrow. >> stay here with us. the united states withdraws as we said from the iran nuclear deal. >>> we have definitive prove that this iranian promises

within hours abc pulled the plug on the show.he ceo of the parent company disney said there was only one thing to do the right thing but today president trump is firing, at iger directly calling out the ceo for contacting jarrett about roseanne's compensates but saying gee he never called president trump to apologize for the horrible statements made and said about me on abc. >> what has happened to you. >> roseanne has pushed boundaries from the beginning. and its message seemed to resonate with democrats and republicans alake with more than 27 million people watching the debut. >> what's up, deplorable. >> overnight roseanne retweet add slough of comments like just imagine if any leftist celeb got this treatment? and in response to the comment, i personally thought valerie jaett was hispanic roseanne applied i thought she was saudi. >> many in the roseanne cast came out calling the remarks abhorrent opinion and hulu and via camo come with pulling old he wants episode today annual yan producers say racism is not a side effect of

we'll have an abc news special report. it's in santa fe 35 miles southeast of houston in santa fe high school. this is what we know at this time. the attacker was armed with an ar-15 style rifle, a pistol, a shotgun, and pipe bombs. officials say there were explosive devices found offcampus. meantime, santa fe high school and others nearby remain on lockdown as students come to grips with the horror of this morning. abc news reporter has the latest. >> reporter: the gunfire started as the school day began, a student said she saw someone with a gun in her art class. >> there was someone that walked in with a shotgun and started shooting. >> reporter: teachers told students to run as police converged on the scene. ambulances and life flight helicopters arrived too. >> a girl with a bandage on the kneecap. she was shot in the knee. >> reporter: there's multiple fatalities r a fatalities, students moved to the gym to reunite with parents. >> called, mom, there's shots. i immediately turned around, said, i'm coming, and i staye

kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> the date has been set. in just over a month the net neutrality rules will be repealed. the fcc voted in november on blocking websites or charging more for delivery of certain sites. but the fight isn't over. senate democrats have forced a vote on the issue next week. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the forecast. we're almost to the weekend. >> and mother's day is coming up. >> we have changes coming up before mother's day arrives. you probably noticed how breezy it is. it's still mainly sunny out hear. we have --we have a nice day. it is 60 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 62. upper 60s in mountain view and san jose. 71 at gilroy, 55 at half moon bay. this is the east bay hills camera. we have a few then clouds around and fog is way offshore. napa, 72. mid-70s at fairfield, concord, and 70 at livermore. this is the view from our abc 7 pier 39 camera, looking at the sea hlions. but it will be gusty in the hills tomorrow night. sun e sunny and warmer. let's take a look

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abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> thank you, hinge. going on a date. >> reporter: nicki scheib is dipping a toe back in the dating pool with the help of online apps. >> i originally started with bumble and that was just kind of fun to me. >> reporter: but would she try the facebook dating app? my first reaction is just likeeird and i don't know if i would because i don't go on facebook that much. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg may be looking to bring back users like here and shake off negative headlines about privacy and security. >> bottom line is we want facebook to be somewhere where you can start meaningful relationships. >> users would have to opt in. >> i'm not surprised because facebook started as a dating website. you know, 2003 with face mesh. >> reporter: san jose state's cyber security expert said this is a normal progression for facebook. >> for them this is one way for them to expand their market. at the same time it's one way for them to say okay, we're not going to share more information with third parties. >> third partie

abc news confirming the warning the attorneys. after months of northbounding talks stalled between the counsel and the lawyers. rudy giuliani was brought on to strike a deal. >> the case should be over. >> he told the reporter that he will not set for the 12 hour interview. the attorneys have charted out the questions that might be requested asked among the topics the firing of james comey and the firing of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> reporter: president trump seemed to acknowledge the resignation of ty cob by quoting a tweet. he quoted a tweet. this isn't some gim you are crew screwing with the work of president of the united states. >> thank you. >>> president trump today hailed the new secretary of state mike pompeo as a true american patriot. he made those comments following the ceremonile swearing in today. pompeo won confirmation after serving as c. i. director. >> i want the state department to get the swagger back. we need the front lines defended with great vigoren a energy. >> pompeo was officially

abc ka abc cancels its biggest show after a tweet by it biggest star. take us through the stunning chain of events. >> reporter: hollywood has never seen a day like this before in its history. so cancel the number one show because of a racist twitter rant is something that's turning heads in hollywood. and here is what started it all. this tweet from roseanne barr, one of several posts she shared on twitter early this morning. she's referring to valerie jarod in this message referring to the muslim brotherhood and the planet of the apes combined to make valerie jarrett. in a wasn't the only tweet that barr posted. she also described chelsea clant as a relative of george ssoros. it went on and on early tuesday morning. and by dawn out on the west coast, disney executives knew they had a big problem. after all there is no "roseanne" show without her. she is the star. preproduction of season two was underway. by about 9:00 a.m., executives at disney and abc decided they had to pull the plug. it took a few hours to make the announcement. many of the show's

abc entertainment dropping news this afternoon. executives cancelling their hit sitcom "roseanne," the highest rated new show of the year. it's in response to the star going on a racist twitter rant earlier today suggest. nakedly islamaphobic and comments that abc called abhorrent and inconsistent with our values. the talent agency that represents barr also dropped her this afternoon. bar later deleted the tweet and tried to apologize, but by then it was too late. the whole world had seen it. it's a vileness that barr has been showing to the world for years on social media one might note. the reboot of the sitcom in which she played a trump supporter was an instant hit earlier in the year with a second season ordered. it was heralded the show by the president of the united states who phoned "roseanne" bar to congratulat congratulator a and said this two months ago today. >> look at roseann. look at her ratings. they were unbelievable. over 18 million people, and it was about us. they haven't figured it out. the fake news hasn't qui

the nba times right here on abc 7. game one is thursday at oracle arena, game two is sunday, and the series moves to cleveland for games three a four, and if need, game five in oracle june 11 and games six and sunday june 11 and 14, and june 17, father's day, dads angling to go, but first things first, we are the only place you can watch the nba times presented by youtube tv. as we mentioned, game one is tuesday at oracle. we'll have a pregame show at 5:00 and abc 7 coverage at 5:30 with tipoff at 6:00. >>> is it or is it not happening? the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. the open developments that seem to point to a thumbs up. >>> and the "roseanne" reboot cancelled. this just tweeted. the swift reaction. >>> good morning, everyone, a pleasant 63 degrees here in san francisco, but we have a 25 degree spread already. 84 in livermore, and 59 at half moon bay, and another toasty one inland. your full acc i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen aga

abc show "roseanne" tweeted a vicious, racist statement about a highly accomplished black woman, and this afternoon another highly accomplished black woman announced that roseanne was fired. while valerie jarrett was working her way up in the corporate world in chicago and then in politics with her friend barack obama in whose white house she served for eight years, channing dungy was working her way up in executive jobs in show business. she joined abc in 2004 as a vice president overseeing development of drama series. channing dungy became the president of abc entertainment two and a half years ago. and as her abc official bio proudly states dungy has shepherded in a wide variety of programing including the most watched show on television, roseanne. knowing tv networks as i do, especially in the entertainment division, i expected abc to try to tough it out today and survive the crisis roseanne created because the show's ratings are so good. when roseanne tweeted this apology, i immediat

abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live to explain, matt? >> reporter: kristen, this could be big money for casinos and also for state governments, but that law expert i talked to this morning said it could spill over into other issues like marijuana and immigration. we start with the sports gambling aspect of the story. this morning, the supreme court struck down a ban on sports gambling. now it's possible everywhere as long as the state governments approve it. new jersey could be up and running within weeks, and more than a dozen states are in the process of passing laws allowing california lawmakers could decide to do it as well. santa clara law professor says people paid close attention to this case because of its relationship with other regulatory areas. >> it says something larger about the way in which the federal government can regulate the states, which has effects in drug regulation, immigration regulation. i'm certain that the next round of argument in the immigration fight, the department of justice versus california, features th

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> we certainly do hope so. thank you vic. >>> san francisco mayor mark farrell announced a budget plan that would dramatically beef up the city police department. farrell's budge would set aside $34 million to hire 250 knew officers over the next four years. the money would also help pay for new vehicles equipment and reform efforts. farrell says public safety is the top priority. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 a look at how farrell's plan would help san francisco finally reach a police stachg level put into place two decades ago. >>> a santa clara city councilman resigned following allegations that he sexually harassed students at schools where he taught as well as former campaign staff members. dock nim caserta is spunning the campaign for county supervisor. chris wip has the update. >> reporter: inside council chambers in santa clara visual signs of the former councilman will be taken down. >> his action haves had a terrible stain on our city of santa clara. and now we as a city can begin the process. move

making a lot of money for abc. for them to so swiftly cancel this show, they're going to take a hit. >> reporter: a show made for this moment. roseanne's tv family, the connors, are just like any family. complicated, funny, and politically diverse. on the liberal left side of the family tree, roseanne's sister, jackie. >> what's up, deplorable? >> reporter: and on the conservative side, it was dan and roseanne, the politically incorrect edge to the family. >> thank you for making america great again. >> reporter: their roles resonated with metal america with some of the highest numbers of viewers in cities like tulsa, cincinnati, and pittsburgh. we spent time with abc news contributor and conservative pollster frank lunz who brought together a mix of democrats and republicans in a focus group to see if "roseanne" would bring the room together or drive them apart. >> what is it about the current political environment that make joot "roseanne" so powerful? >> it gives donald trump vote areas voice not normally seen i

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abc 7 news reporter mike shumann announced his resignation. two weeks ago shoe admitted to taking a jack belonging to employee of the golden state warriors on assignment in san antonio. shoe released the following statement i'd like to read. it's with sadness that i announce that abc 7 news and i have decided to amickably part ways after 24 years together. i regret embarrassment i caused the station. my recent actions do not reflect the high standard of conduct expected at kgo more do they represent the integrity with which i have conducted my professional sports and broadcast careers. i have nothing but grate memories working here. and covering four world series, three super bowls, three nba championship runs. a stanley cup and two u.s. opens. i want to wish the station, and all my fantastic colleagues at abc 7 the best as they move forward. it has been my pleasure to work with you. i also want to thank all the great viewers that supported me over the years. through thick and thin. it has been a great run from a super bowl champion with 49ers

kristin sze, abc 7 news. >>> the date has been set.ver a month the net neutrality rules will be repealed. the fcc voted in november on blocking websites or charging more for delivery of certain sites. but the fight isn't over. senate democrats have forced a vote on the issue next week. >>> abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the forecast. we're almost to the weekend. >> and mother's day is coming up. >> we have changes coming up before mother's day arrives. you probably noticed how breezy it is. it's still mainly sunny out hear. we have it is 60 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 62. upper 60s in mountain view and san jose. 71 at gilroy, 55 at half moon bay. this is the east bay hills camera. we have a few then clouds around and fog is way offshore. napa, 72. mid-70s at fairfield, concord, and 70 at livermore. this is the view from our abc 7 pier 39 camera, looking at the sea hlions. but it will be gusty in the hills tomorrow night. sun e sunny and warmer. let's take a look at surface wind conditions right

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> all right that will do it for abc 7 news at four thanka daetz. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> breaking news an emergency at san jose high school. students and faculty members overcome. we are getting new details from the district about what happened. >>> also, the second chance for former sheriff's deputy fired for allegedly covering up a vidoetaped beating. >>> this billionaires building housing for millionaires. >>> also big name politician and veterans lining up against a housing development measure they claim is misleading. >> announcer: now from abc 7 live breaking news. >>> the breaking news in san jose where something made several people sick inside a classroom at a local high school. and we may now know what it is. good evening, thanks for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. we have new information on that breaking news at oak grove high school in san jose. >> you can see where the campus is on this map. the situation began to unfold around 3:00 this afternoon when firefighters were first called. >> sky7 flew abo

here on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> sheriff's deputies need help tonight to find two robbers who tied up a victim in sonoma county while stealing marijuana. you can see on this map where the robbery took place. on primrose court. that's in an uncorporated part of santa rosa. the victim's told investigators that one robber came in through the front door. another entered through the back. at least one of them pulled a handgun. deputies didn't say how much marijuana was stolen. or if pot was being grown at the home. >> since the prop 64 was passed marijuana is abundant here in sonoma. and this is certainly adds to the rash of home invasion robberies. and it is concerning for the neighbors that aren't involved in the marijuana industry. >> men were tall and thin. appeared to be in the 30s. nobody was hurt. >> a $1 million settlement in a low-income housing zput for 14 tenants and the city of oakland to talk about tonight. the owner of a single room occupancy bblding in oakland's chinatown agreed to restore unusable kitchen and bathroom facilities. the tenants filed a lawsuit in 2

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn live with the latest. chris. >> reporter: the chp believes the person responsible for the crash may have been under the influence of marijuana. behind me is where the crash happened. you can see that the scene is now clear. the road is back open. but many people are wondering if this tragedy could have been prevented. overnight, this video shows the devastation after a five-vehicle crash left three people dead. after notifying next of kin, the alameda county coroner bureau identified the victims as knowle johnson 39, kristy lichlt ma. 14 and brook linas 13. the three effected from the cadillac on interstate 880 north on stephenson boulevard. five others were inside the vehicle including four juveniles injured and taken to the hop. chp investigators believed this man 21-year-old of san jose was responsible and driving under the influence of marijuana. witnesses say tran was speeding and driving his toyota camry erratically before the crash zpla the investigation, determined that offense under the influence

tonight, abc calling the tweet, quote, abhorrent. and this evening, many of her own costars now reacting. >>> and tonight, the deadly storms. the flash flooding. new images now emerging. the national guardsman swept away while trying to help a woman. tonight, the discovery. and in the middle of the country, the tornadoes, and now severe storms this evening up through minneapolis. and heavy rain headed for chicago. >>> breaking developments, moments ago. the resignation. missouri governor eric greiten greitens -- >>> good evening. it is great to be back with you after the memorial day holiday. and we gbegin tonight with roseanne barr. her comeback cut short after a racist tweet she sent about a former top aide to president obama. tonight, the president of abc entertainment describing roseanne's tweet as abhorrent and repugnant. roseanne and the cast of her original sitcom returning, and it seemed for a time, connecting with millions in this polarizing moment in our country, with many families divided, often under the same roof. but to

who more has abc had to say on this. >> abc has came out. they did. took a few hours. things moved quickly. abc comes out and the president of abc said roseanne's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we decided to cancer her show. the chairman and ceo of walt disney said there was one thing to do here and that was the right thing. so things moved quickly. the apology obviously not enough to save the show. >> shepard: you wonder how much more of a life this will take on because it is clear from what she's done in the past, there's no way abc couldn't have known. 's seen it suggested today that they were looking the other way. >> that were looking the other way. in a day like today, this racism, this homophobia doesn't work and doesn't work for abc. abc needed to pull the trigger before it started to flashback. i also want to put up a couple tweets by tom arnold, a friend of hers. tough decision with financial consequences for its company. right for america. now don't bug bob, but maybe someone else will find out if i'm still ban

abc news reporter is at the arena. we're we're all ready. >> reporter: yo yo yo yo yo yo u warriors win it's a game around here. confetti dropping from the ceiling is glorious to behold. some war yar state fans feel they wouldn't see the victory. >> didn't think they were going to do it but they pulled it off. >> reporter: they faced elimination and gave six against the houston rockets. >> i want them to win so bad. >> i believe in the warriors. they know and understand exactly what they have to do, so, you know, being there game six, they know it's do or die. >> reporter: the first half looked like die with the rockets leading the warriors. >> so far i'm -- we have to win. >> reporter: the dubs struggled to find the rhythm. >> i know they can do this. the third quarter surge, it's going to be awesome. i can't wait. >> reporter: well, they did. steph curry started making shots. clay thompson led the way the entire game netting 35 points. >> reporter: what we got to do to win seven? >> limit turn overs and that will be

in danville lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news has learned new details about the san franciscopolice officer who's accused of -- who's accused the department, rather, of religious and ethnic discrimination. that officer held a news conference with public defender jeff adachi last month. he claims someone sketched an isis flag on his locker with the message go back. the officer asked not to be identified for safety reasons. abc 7 news has learned he was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin in 2013. he met a female on a dating website an told her he was a high-level cia agent and he claimed to have been involved in the killing of osama bin laden. the bulletin alerted other agencies that he had applied to be a police officer in san francisco, west sacramento, and santa cruz and the oakland police department has confirmed that he was dismissed from the oakland police academy. we are waiting for a response from public defender jeff adachi on these new revelations. >>> concern about a shortage offen pens has prompted kaiser personali permanente to limit the drug's supply.

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it already has set sites on mississippi next >> thing for joining us for abc 7nous at four. . >> abcw. >> he is can considered armed and danger. >> breaking news in marin county two people shot in marin valley. life. >> charged in a work place curb that turned deadly. what they're telling only to abc 7 news. >> surveillance video shows the night a teenager was killed in richmond. now a review commission says police went too far. >> this may abpeak in the bay area housing crisis. new evidence the haves and have knots conbe further apart. >> also ahead why twitter says it's users should change passwords. >> announcer: now from abc 7 breg news. >>> the that breaking news in mill valley. sky 7 over a neighborhood right now near highway 101 as police search for an 80-year-old man who they say shot two people at an apartment complex. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. 90 minutes ago the marin county sheriff wet out an active sheert. >> there is heavy police activity near 101 in mill valley. dion lim arrived on the scene and joins with us the latest. dion. >> reporter

i think abc made absolutely the right decision. >> april, what are you thinking. >> i applaud abc. this is more than just a moment because if this were to stand, it would send a message to many of those who like to do that. you know, this weekend, people were saying the same thing to me, it is not okay. and valerie jarrett did nothing. and roseanne barr attacked her. and valerie jarrett, a woman who is a proponent for women. that's the crazy thing. and then it's not about politics, it's not about gender, it's not about race, it's about humanity. and we've got to stop this. and i applaud -- not only that, brooke, when i found out about it i was furious. i know valerie jarrett very well. and i was -- i was looking on twitter to find out what happened but she didn't deserve that. no one deserved that, especially from that crazy perch that roseanne sits in. do that was wrong and she knew it was wrong. but, brooke, more importantly, roseanne and her reboot that just got the boot, she wanted to show all of america she has a black grandchild on that show. so what is she saying about that

a story you'll see only on abc 7. an alameda sheriffs department fired for bribing witnesses of a police beating to remain silent is once again a california police officer. sean osborne was one of three deputies to lose jobs in connection with in 2015 beating of standis love. petrov pch last weaning he was worn in in gust ien a central valley town. his first duty protecting kids as a school resource officer. as melanie wood row explains school officials are surprised to say the least. >> in the may 1st facebook post the police department says we are introducing sean osborne, the newest full-time police officer. he is a 20-year vet of the alameda sheriff's office and filling in as a school resource officer the remaining school year. in july of 2016 been the alameda county sheriff's office fired deputy osborne. you can see him in this video swinging a gold gain belonging to the victim. it came from a deputy and from these two officer striking the man 40 times and after he led them on a high-speed chase in san francisco

followed which abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.arry beil. >> i'm say ama daetz. abc 7 news at for a 5:00 starts now. >>> everybody understatemented the size, scope and scale of the magnitude. >> today a better picture of the massive cleanup effort following the north bay wildfires. >>> a stunning development in an east bay murder case, the decision by one of the defendants left the victims family in tears. >>> and new developments with the golden state killer case, the new charges the suspect is now facing. >>> is it a new use of technology or an invasion of privacy? we'll tell you about a campaign technique creating a buzz in the bay area. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> it's one of san francisco's biggest projects and we have learn tonight there is a mistake with the construction of the central subwith. good evening thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze well the projects extends the muni late rail line to china town. >> crews were hard at work but somehow one of the contractor lai

this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino.ar more from the warriors and lebron james on their big win over the celtics. >> thank you, anthony. >>> much more ahead to come on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, including new fears tonight as the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island spews more lava. the incredible show from one of the fissures. >> over your head. pretend we're going to shoot you. >> and a dramatic police confront to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. ♪ >>> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, a wedding fit for royalty. the world watched meghan markle and before tie the knot. the royal couple are spending their first night as a married couple in windsor castle after a party for 200 people at nearby frogmorehouse tonight. no immediate plan

live, this is abc 7 news. >>> developing news in the east bay. several fires near byron turned destructive murng multiple buildings. here a live picture from from sky7 flying over the area. you can notice the scorched earth of course but also the smoke blowing hard. gusty winds in that area have fanned the flames and pushed them to grow rapidly this afternoon. good evening thank you for joining us i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the first for a fires broke out at 1:00 p.m. per this the area of byron and mountainhouse. calfire says they are dealing with seven fires that burned 500 acres. >> carlos sausalito is live at the scene. what are you seeing there now? >> clearly the wind playing a huge factor in helping spread the flames. hear the how willing winds out here. look behind me here this is one of the seven vegetation fire that erupted after 1:00 this afternoon along byron highway here in the south discovery bay area. now, fire officials say a total of seven fires have now burned 500 acres. the flames have been krifen as i mentioned which t

james longman, abc news, london. >>> abc's mikey kay is on the scene where the stabbing occurred. mikey, parisians have been on edge because of recent terror attacks. any insight yet on why the attacker chose this area of the city? >> hi, good evening, tom. i'm actually just feet away from where tonight's horrific attack occurred, and moments away from the opera house, a very, very touristy area of paris. it's saturday night, there are a lot of people around. counterterrorism police behind me as we speak, tom, trying to establish what actually happened here tonight, and that additional piece of information coming in from the islamic state, claiming the attack and calling the perpetrator one of their soldiers. once again, tom, paris on edge this evening. back to you. >> abc's mikey kay reporting live from the scene tonight. mikey, thank you. >>> we're also following breaking news from hawaii tonight. officials warning that the kilauea volcano could be about to blow. the threat, the lava inside the crater mixing with groundwater, turning the volcano into a giant cannon. and those co

thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00 i'm ama daetz. >> abc 7 news starts right nowd gave him the men and he fled the bank. >> a bay area chef is charged with robbing a bank at gunpoint. and now he tells abc 7 news his side of the story. >> happening in hawaii, fountens of lava and fault lines shaking. people nearby trying to get out. >> butting heads over b.a.r.t. the sharks flex legal muscle. it may delay the project ichlgts a woman accused of spying for likely in the south bay got her job back. now she is fighting for her good name. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze thank you for joining us. >> a 54-year-old celeb chef is in the jail. >> he is accused of robbing a back earlier this week. today he talked with our reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: vallone tin o luken admitted to robbing this bank at 11:00 a.m. wednesday. he said, i went inside and said good morning. nobody moves. this is a robbery. i talked with luken at the martinez detention facility armed with a reporters notebook, no camera, no

abc news washington. >>> the u.s.ays it will impose a $25% tariff on $50 billion worth of chinese goods containing industrial significant technology. the white house said today that the tariff would cover goods to the made in china 2025 program. the full list of imports covered will be nounlzed by june the 15th. >>> officials in belgium say today's deadly attack killing three including two police officers was an act of terror by a prison inmate out on a 48-hour leave. authorities say 36 yinl benjamin harmon shot two officers. he opened fire on a parked vehicle. fatally wounding the kriefrs. officers shot and killed the suspect after he took a woman hostage a at a nearby cull. hermann was expected to return to prison today. >>> students headed back to class today as santa fe high school in texas, the sight of the most recent school massacre in the u.s. parents and community members greeted the students faculty and staff with signs welcoming them back to campus. students held signs to show support for classmates. some p

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> thank you, hinge. going on a date. >> reporter: nicki scheib is dipping a toe back in the dating pool with the help of online apps. >> i originally started with bumble and that was just kind of fun to me. >> reporter: but would she try the facebook dating app? >> my first reaction is just like weird and i don't know if i would because i don't go on facebook that much. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg may be looking to bring back users like here and shake off negative headlines about privacy and security. >> bottom line is we want facebook to be somewhere where you can start meaningful relationships. >> users would have to opt in. >> i'm not surprised because facebook started as a dating website. you know, 2003 with face mesh. >> reporter: san jose state's cyber security expert said this is a normal progression for facebook. >> for them this is one way for them to expand their market. at the same time it's one way for them to say okay, we're not going to share more information with third parties. >> third p

in redwood city, mat matt keller abc 7 news. >>> the ghost ship case was back in court. max harris as attorney is ofrpg to pay out of his own pocket for a sober lichaj arrangement in an appeal to get him bailed out of jail. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley following this case from oakland. >> reporter: attorneys for ghost ship defendant max harris declared today was the first time that the judge acknowledged the defense has merits. >> it seems as though the court is leaning towards releasing mr. harris on bail based on new law on the circumstances in which we want to introduce him back to the public. >> harris's attorney offered to use his own money to help pay for harris to be released from jail into a sober lichaj facility with an electronic ankle monitor base on her a new landmark state court recalling requiring judges to consider alternatives to jail for criminal defendants who can't afford cash bail. harris along with derick almena, the founder of the arts collective known as ghost ship are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fatal fir

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here's new video of the abc 7 news camera capturing it this morning. the building stands 1,070 feet tall and 60 stories of office space. employees are working hard inside. people started moving in back in january. we'll have much more on today's grand opening festivities later today on the abc 7 news app. >>> happening tonight, sales force will officially unveil its day for night light installation display with 11,000 led lights visible every night from miles away. we got an exclusive firsthand look at the installation of the lights. check it out. this is 1,000 feet up in the air, not for the faint-hearted. these lights will be shown at the top of the sales force tower illuminated for all to see. it starts tonight starting at about 8:00. >>> the facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, appeared before the european parliament in belgium this morning, again, apologizing for the scandal echoing what he said to congress last month. new rules take affect friday requiring companies to provide information about the data collected and offer consumers greater ability to

what does abc say?nne's twitter statements, these race eist rems are abhorrent, and we have decided to cancel her show. dungy, one of the most prominent african-american women in network television, in hollywood, she and other abc executives were horrified with her tweets earlier in the day. they decided to pull the plug on this sit com. i told you i koncouldn't imagin roseanne being fired because she was much a money maker for abc and abc knew who they were hiring. she had a long history of controversial, sometimes offensive remarks on twitter. yet abc mipicked up the show because they knew they could draw millions and millions of it. however, they cancelled the show, not long before they had to renew for a second season. they made a statement about what was appropriate and acceptable in mainstream america. at a time we talk about trump's america and the strain of intolerance we've seen, the idea that president trump and his allies may be normalizing racist belief or behavior, i think we see disney, on

abc is the only place to watch the finals presented by youtube. abc coverage starts at 5:30. tip off at 6:00. >>> now the accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> while with their was hot like the warriors look at the high so far. inland areas were steamy. 97 in antioch. but 32 degrees cooler in half moon. 65 degrees. quite a range today. these are highs so far. san francisco 69. oakland 72. definitely cooler around the coast and bay. didn't feel it so much inland. you'll feel it eventually. 84 in san jose. 87 in santa rosa. and we had 90s of around yukia. cloverdale, clearlake area. live doppler 7 showing the absence of fog. but it will be back tomorrow morning. the sea breeze certainly playing a role for dropping temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. san francisco you are down 17 degrees. the gusts off the cool ocean water out of the west at 30 miles an hour playing a role. fairfield gusting to 28 miles an hour. already conditions are going to be just right tonight for the full flower moon it's the full moon in the month of may rises at 8:36. this is when plants are in

here's new video we just got into the abc 7 news room. according to a spokesperson, the victim fell this morning from the level at terminal 3 down to the baggage claim level. he was in his late 50s or 60s, and circumstances of the fall are under investigation. the coroner's office is responding to sfo. we'll have more on the story today on the abc 7 news app. >>> san francisco police arrested a man involved in a domestic dispute who refused to come out of a building in the coal valley neighborhood. officers brought the man in cuffs to an balance at 7:30 this morning four hours after the standoff began. the suspect was taken to the hospital. injuries are unknown at this time. >>> new details are emerging this morning on the texas school shooting. sources tell abc news the 17-year-old suspect looked at the tactics used in previous attacks. moon ti meantime today, the tight knit community honor victims with flags at half staff, church services, and vigils. elizabeth herr is in texas. >> reporter: this morning, a moment of silence across texa