anchor karina nova joins us with what they said about the manhunt karina. yeah, there is an active search going on for that suspect right now. there's also a $50,000 reward for him and we now have a picture of who police are looking for the person of interest in that shooting is frank r james at a news conference in new york less than an hour ago. the mayor of new york city promised police will find the attacker. and we will in this epidemi and that will capture the individual responsible for today's attack. we will capture him and prosecute him to the full extent of the lord. this afternoon authorities found a van, they believe belonged to the subway shooter police say it was rented in philadelphia by that person of interest again that 62 year old frank r james. they were able to track that u-haul van after finding a credit card at the scene of the shooting authorities. say the suspects started shooting around 8:30 this morning on the n train in brooklyn. he opened two smoke grenades and fired a gun 33 times 10 people were shot during their morning commute

in the newsroom, i am karina nova. dan: ok. ama: thank you. we set out the alert through the news app about an arrest in connection to the shooting around noon. it is one way to stay on top of breaking news. and able to push alert feature when you download it. dan: in the south bay, one student was stabbed during a fight in san jose. police to take another student into custody. the school was never placed on lockdown. zach fuentes is live tonight. this happened days after a shooting involving a student at another san jose high school, right? reporter: that is right. that one was on thursday. the person who was shot had a non-life-threatening wound. that was the same situation here today. . the student who was stabbed had a non-life-threatening wound. the scene they responded to this morning was a very dangerous one. >> very chaotic scene. we had a police officer there when the stabbing incident occurred. reporter: parents of students at gunderson high school say they got texts from their kids about the fight. many showed up long before everyon

here in the newsroom, karina nova, abc7news. ama: thank you. and we've been setting out push alerts about this case through our app, including this one announcing the arrest earlier today. download the abc7news app for your phone, so you will be the first to know when news breaks. you can customize alerts to topics and places you are interested in. dan: police are looking for the person responsible for killing two men near a san francisco playground. the medical examiner identified the victim as 20-year-old kieran carlsen of san francisco. 22-year-old brandon of san mateo county. those men and two others were found with gunshot wounds after 4:30 sunday afternoon near the allis chalmers playground. the crocker amazon neighborhood. there are new discrimination allegations against one of the bay area's largest utility companies. two former east bay are suing. alleging retaliation, discrimination and a hostile work environment. abc 7 reporter bell and has the story. reporter: according to a lawsuit by two east returnees, the districts league apartm

karina nova's live in the newsroom with the latest. >> after a massive manhunt that spanned multiple states, the suspect, frank james, is in custody. how he was found in new york's east village was very strange. the new york police department received a tip that james was at a mcdonald's in that area. he wasn't actually at the restaurant, but walking around nearby. news sources say james may have called police himself to tell them where he was located. in this video, you can see he was arrested shortly after that tip, around 1:45 in the afternoon. james is facing federal terror-related charges for deploying a gas canister and firing 33 shots on the subway in brooklyn. 10 people were shot and others were injured in yesterday's attack. police found a credit card on scene and keys to a u-haul truck that helped them tied james to the shooting. >> he was taken into custody without incident and has been transported to an nypd facility. he will be charged with committing yesterday's appalling crime in brooklyn. i want to commend all the investigators and analysts who took part in this all h

in the newsroom, karina nova, abc 7 news. dan: before you go, part of this money would also karina: help kids, right? karina:that's right. none of the speakers dan, today, you talked about growing up surrounded by violence as a child, which eventually led him down the same path and into prison. the proposed budget today is also targeting kids who are in that cycle of violence. and those who may join gangs, part of the money would go toward youth programs and committees. dan: ok. thanks. ama: the family of a 13 euro boy says he was racially profiled by san francisco police officer mistakenly detained right outside of his school. they filed a claim against the city and county of san francisco. abc 7 news reporter melanie road -- woodrow has a story. >> never in a million years did i think that something like this would happen with him coming out of school. melanie: dolores says the san francisco police sergeant detained her seven-year-old desecrates on as he left this school for a crime he did not commit. >> are black and brown

that came across in an interview she did with karina nova last month for women's history month. >> it is silly that for so long they have only pulled from 50% of the candidate pool. you have so much more opportunity to actually select the best person for that role. i think just naturally come of the teams are going to see just how much of a competitive advantage you can have by adding diversity to your staff and to your clubhouse. kristen: so true. now the question is, beyond her singular achievement, will this open doors to more women? or do you think this will lead to a more regular appearance? larry: if antoine keeps getting thrown out. just joking. one of the things i was told today is that alyssa has been active in trying to recruit other women to show them, especially from her old team, you may want to think about the viability of a career in baseball that you probably didn't have any notion was even available to you a few years ago. she is groundbreaking in so many ways. she may be the lead recruiter for major league baseball in terms of getting more women involved in the sport

i'm dan ashley and i'm karina nova the other top story today is the heat it's unusually warm. super fun like stuck on the on the heat the heat was climbing and we don't get to get to the beach too often about to kick on that ac. it's just gorgeous out today. unseasonably warm temperatures across the bay area even flirting with records in some areas and that prompted some people to head to the coast to find relief now we have abc 7 news team coverage for you with cornell bernard in the north bay. we're more than 100 firefighters are being hired back early because of the in fire danger and tara campbell is on the peninsula where many headed to the beaches today, but we'll get to that in a moment. but let's begin with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel for the very latest on the conditions out there right now sandy. yeah, dan, we had a spring scorcher today and we're setting records. let me show you the highs so far and the records so these are the cities that have now come in at record levels, san jose tying 93 degrees santa rosa 90 oakland 89 downtown breaking the old record

dan: abc7news reporter karina nova will bring us that angle on the story but first let's go to leslie brinkley per chi begins our team coverage live in sacramento. -- she begins our coverage. leslie: we have learned the names of six people who died here on the streets of sacramento. memorials have sprouted up on different street corners down here, just a block from the capital, as family members come by and mourn the loss of a loved one. it has been a tough day. tearful families of shooting victims came to downtown sacramento to light candles and set out flowers. a bar fight that spilled onto the streets.

i'm karina nova. good evening. i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. so many employees are finally heading back into the office in san francisco this week, but new data shows despite the return to work those empty. rapers may stay empty a little longer now to help us work on building a better bay area abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra. live in the newsroom with new insights from one of the nation's largest commercial real estate firms with interesting information tonight's death. that's right dan as many major tech giants are welcoming employees back to the office this week. there is a looming problem. the city's vacancy rate is climbing as the demand for new office space is declining the question is how long will it last? in the heart of san francisco's financial district salesforce plaza felt alive again for the first time in two years employees welcomed back long lunch line chatter is back. but the demand for new office space is not it's been an interesting two years obviously for for every market, but i think none more interesting than san franc

we'll keep you updated live here in the newsroom karina nova abc7 news. all right, karina. thank you and we have been sending out alerts throughout the day on this story through the abc 7 news mobile app. it is one way to stay informed when breaking news happens when you download the app, just be sure to enable the push alert feature. meantime benicia's fire chief says this weekend's massive fire at the port of benicia appears to unintentional investigators say preliminary findings show the fire started on or near the conveyor belt system near the base of the silos. they are still looking into whether they were electrical and mechanical issues valero. benicia uses the port refinery to process crude oil into gasoline valero says it's working with the city and federal agencies to assess infrastructure damage. sunnyvale's department of public safety is investigating a child rape case involving a retired teacher. and say they're afraid there could be more victims police arrested anthony james phillips yesterday. he's charged with raping a child in 2009 while he was a teacher at

here is karina nova with a look at traffic. karina: we are wrapping up the friday morning drive the way we like it, nice and quiet, no accidents. take a look at this beautiful view of the golden gate bridge, traffic moving nicely. heading to the city or toward marin, things looking good, lots of sunshine and the weather seems to be pretty nice. lisa: you are absolutely right. you can see from the exploratorium camera it is beautiful. 55 in the city. with the wind slackening off we are warming up. 61 by the delta. the theme is warmer today through sunday and breezy at the coast. kumasi: time for "live with kumasi: time for "live with kelly and also, viewer comments and questions direct from the inbox. all next on live. and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ♪ bring higher love ♪ ♪ bring higher love ♪ morning, deja. good morning, deja. hey, hey, hey! ♪ bring me your higher... ♪ it's friday, april 29th, 2022. good morning. happy weekend. we made it. i think it's my parents' wedding anniversary today, but i'm ne

karina nova live in the newsroom with the details. >> the extension would ban landlords from eviction proceedings until july 1 rather than tomorrow and this impacts people who have already applied for rental assistance and waiting for that relief. essentially, it will prevent thousands of people from losing their homes. this is also meant to help landlords who in some cases have not received rent payments for several months to a year. abc seven has done multiple stories on families who have been waiting to receive government funding for rent. camilla has been fighting two evictions with the passing of this new state law, she and her six kids cannot be evicted by their is pending. they have been waiting for three months for help. but some local housing advocates say the legislation passed today is not enough and took away local legislation that protected people who rent their homes. one tenant advocate tells me her fear is that more families will fall through the cracks, ending up with unaffordable court fees. >> we know people are maxing out their credit cards, people taking loans fro

karina nova spoke with her and the manager about her role with the team. reporter: since the beginning of baseball, men have dominated the field until the moment this woman stepped out in uniform in 2020. >> it was emotional because i grew up loving the giants. i was three weeks old when i went to my first game. it was a combination of, no female has done this before, and two, i get to represent this baseball team that has meant so much to me for so many years. for my whole life, actually. what an honor that is. reporter: alyssa nakken put in her time to get to this point. from her years as a softball player at sacramento state to taking on a dream internship for her beloved giants in 2014. >> one of my supervisors asked a question, if you could have any role in this organization, what would it be? i told him, i do not see it yet. i know it is here but i don't see it. reporter: she could not see coach as a possible title at that time. >> it never crossed my mind because i never saw a woman in this position. reporter: but that changed when the giants hired

here's karina nova with traffic this morning. karina: one s alert in san jose, it's a bit of an issue that will take a while to get cleaned up, because a big rig lost its load here. three right lanes closed on southbound 280 past 10th street. give yourself plenty of time. the problem and pennell has been cleared. lisa: it is windy from freemont, 49 in the 60, 56 in mountain view, where it is also breezy, and vollmer p, winds upward of 50 miles per hour in the upper elevations. mid-50's right now, highs today with the wind advisory expiring by 11:00 at the mid to upper 50's at the coast, and getting warmer tomorrow and time for the weekend. julian: time now for life with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the hit series, "the wonder years." dule hill! plus, 'tis the season to get your job ready for spring. and sophie liard is delivering our "good news story," all next on "live"! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and kelly ripa! [cheers and applause] >> ryan:ey, gu