live in new york tonight for abc 7 news. larry, kristen, back to you. >> ray, before you go, a couple questions. donald trump just wrapped up his speech at the convention. we saw from the clips you showed, he seemed to be a little l more understated. family members have asked him to act a little more presidential. how did the speech go? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, larry and kristen. in fact, it was donald trump's first address that he made actually using a teleprompter. what he mentioned in his comments is he completely lashed out at president obama and also hillary clinton for supporting the iran nuclear deal. hi also said in his speech that he will be the biggest defender and supporter of israel. larry and kristen? >> he also mentioned bernie sanders did not speak. what is the reason he gave for not speaking and how is that being received? it's a very influential group. >> reporter: yeah, that's right kristen and larry. bernie sanders was one of the only candidates who didn't address the aipac convention. he did send

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony will have more information live from the scene on abc 7 news at 5:00 with breaking news updates 24/7 on the abc 7 news app. >>> thank you so much for joining us today, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry biel. we also have breaking news involving apple. they don't need apple's help hacking into an iphone. demanded help in bypassing the security of a phone that belonged to the san bernardino shooter. apple refused saying such back door software would be dangerous. late this afternoon the department of justice announced it's asked a judge to vacate an order that would force apple to help. eileen decker issuing a statement saying with recent assistance of a third party, we're now able to unlock that iphone without compromising any information on the phone. apple has not responded so far to this new development. >>> new at 4:00, shots were fired at the nation's capital. police say it happened this afternoon at a security checkpoint at the capitol building's visitors center. officers shot and wounded a man who they say pointed a weapon at police. they stressed it w

perez' lawyer denying those allegations to abc news. the fbi says these two men are believed to be his accomplices. tonight, the man in the hoodie is still on the run. abc news has learned that the second man is in jail on separate charges. the high-stakes heist unraveled thanks to a confidential informant, according to newly released court documents. the informant detailing the james bond-like tactics the men used -- allegedly installing a gps tracker on the truck, and somehow remotely triggering pepper spray inside the vehicle. the driver and passenger suddenly began to feel sick, forced to pull over. >> they got their hands zip-tied behind their backs. >> reporter: the robbers, waiting, tying their arms and ransacking the truck. so far, authorities have only recovered one gold bar. gloria riviera, abc news, new york. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" -- the major break in a cold case nearly four decades old. the suspect right in front of police all along. so, did investigators miss the clues? >>> and pencils down, students. new

in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> that is going to do it for abc 7 news at 4:00 on this monday. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins with dan and kristen. >> coming down and swerving. >> a truck driver loses control and slams into a home. the homeowner just finished remodeling from a nearly identical crash. >>> breaking news along the coast. the search right now for someone swept way by a rogue wave. >>> also tonight three guards and the death of an inmate in san jose, gritty new evidence is revealed for the very first time. >>> the last minutes of his life were absolutely horrible. >> plus the scary moments after a bus catches fire inches away from a storage tank filled with gasoline. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> a coast guard helicopter searching up and down the coast at half moon bay right now. the big worry tonight that a wave has swept a person into the water. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. somebody on the beach reports seeing a person believed to be a surfer swept out by a big

abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next as the warriors get ready to try to make history, steph curry is stirring up controversy. his plans to visit an oakland school to promote something healthy and why some are upset about it. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00, the issue that left oakland police unable to communicate over their radios and it's not the first time. >>> beauty advice from uc berkeley researchers. the surprise they found when they changed a woman's >>> here is tonight's primetime lineup here on abc 7. at 8:00 it is "the bachelor" followed by "castle" at 10:00 then of course abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> golden state warrior star steph curry seems to bt man who can do no wrong perhaps until now. curry is scheduled to visit a school in oakland to promote water as an alternative to sugary drinks. >> except the event is sponsored and organized by brita water filters. some have a problem with that. here's abc 7 reporter lyanne melendez. >> having steph curry at your school is a dream come true for any kid, ic

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> oh. people don't realize dogs aren't used just in the combat zone or in military locations. but it's also, they're used as therapy dogs, as well. so it really helps soldiers suffering from ptsd to calm them in dealing with anxiety. >> which so many of our guys and women are coming back with. regarding that reunion, brown said it just seemed as if rocky saw him and said, that's my dad. he was so excited. >> so obvious. >> we'll be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> hundreds of right wing extremists spent their easter in brussels demonstrating against muslims who they blame for last week's attacks. police eventually used water cannons to disburse them. several demonstrators were arrested. full details ahead. >> two people facing manslaughter charges after a little girl was killed while in a bouncy castle i

lauren lyster abc news, simi valley, california. >> abc news will have live coverage of the funeral starting at 2:00 eastern this afternoon. >>> and reagan, of course, is known for bringing glamour back to the white house. there certainly was a lot of that on the display at the executive mansion last night. president obama welcomed justin trudeau last night for a state dinner. the first plan prime minister to get that the treatment in nearly 20 years, praising him for his policies on climate change and refugees while also taking playful jabs over hockey and justin bieber. president obama announced he in june. >> looked like a really fun >> it's always fun. >>> a treasure trove of inside information surfaced about members of ice. 22,000 pages of documents have reportedly been leaks by a former isis member to the british media listing the personnel data of jihadis from 51 nations. the documents include a detailed form asking about blood type, skills, and whether the applicant is interested in fighting or becoming an suicide attacker. >>> prosecutors are set to formally charge iran for the 2013

molly hunter, abc news, brussells. >> our thanks to molly hunter there in brussels. a lot of people, so many images coming out of brussels over the last 24 hours. victims. the manhunt is on for that man on the right. >> people wondering what it means for airport security across the country, across the nation and across the world season is beginning. so many people worrying about families traveling. the faa looking into what action they may be taking. >> you saw that image i showed you a few seconds ago. authorities are looking for that man seen walking with the two bombers at the airport. >> there have been more raids across belgium and an explosive device found in brussels apartments along with an isis flag. more on the investigation from abc's brian ross. >> they look grim and determined as they push carts through the airport. now identified by the authorities as the suspects attack team. two dressed in black with no effort to hide their faces are believed to have been the suicide bombers. their bombs hidden in their large suitcases according to officials. the left

abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. excitement over a big move crushed after someone steals a moving van full of everything that a couple owns. we'll have that story just ahead. how they're trying to recover are the help of family and friends. >>> and christian in the newsroom with a look of what we have on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> dan, thanks. coming up next -- [ chanting ] >> a noisy rally takes over a san francisco neighborhood. the hot-button topic that has these protesters taking on a california senator. >>> plus, why you could see a b.a.r.t. train off the tracks. these stories and more when i join dan for abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> when it happens where you live. >> flood barriers up for the second time in the past week in a san francisco neighborhood. >> abc 7 news team covers your area. >> pacifica. >> palo alto. >> your story. >> el nino coming back. >> your everything. choose the news that matters live. choose the team that works for you. >> >>> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 the finale of "the bachelor." then on abc 7 n

we'll have updates on abc news at 6:00. be sure to download our abc 7 news app and enable push alerts for immediate breaking news notificati notifications. >>> one person hurt of a truck crashed into a home in san diego. >> winding way in the unincorporated community of devinshire. search you quintana is near the scene. rather bizarre this has happened to the same house before? >> reporter: this has happened according to the daughter of the homeowners. now, right now, police officers, firefighters and crews are trying to untangle a mass of power lines and telephone lines that came down in this crash. just a little while ago, we also saw a massive tow truck head down this hill which is where the crash is. that tow truck is going to help pull that massive truck off of that home. now, when you take a look at the scene, it's kind of difficult to grasp exactly what happened. you're looking at the undercarriage of the belly dump trailer and the back of this truck. the whole thing toppled onto its side and spilled its load onto th

david kerley, abc news. reagan washington airport. >> i wonder if one of the most secured aiorts in the world ben gurion in tel aviv have a airport where you've got to stop your car. if you're a single female in a cab, you're usually one of the tourists obviously they wantnto when you get into the airports, a separate screening. i can't help b%t wonder if you're going to see that at airports across america well before you get to the airport. >> it gives you a sense of how secure that airport in tel aviv. you can carry liquids above three ounces through to a plane. they have a different measure and lines of security to make sure that things are safe there. it's going to be interesting to see how it changes the dynamic the state department issuing a warning for many citizens who might be traveling not just in one country but all 28 that make up the eu. >> i cannot help but wonder, muhammad khweiei the man who was the american captured in iraq who was a former isis fighter, what exactly he might be telling inte

arlette saenz, abc news, the white house. >> like mr. obama's campaign. there's a sense of that. >> he's fun. he likes pandas. kind you have attractive. >> what's not to like. >> the british theeb who's pulled off the largest burglary in english history have been sentenced to prison. it took place in the diamond district last april. they drill aid huge hole in a cement door before stealing $20 million worth of jewelry, cash and gold. five of the men were slapped with sentences up to seven years and the sixth given asus penned innocence. >>> a bizarre moment during the hulk hogan sex tape trial. a former editor for gawker suggested on the stand almost the news worthiness of celebrity sex videos. when asked if the were a child, that would be okay if they were over 4. the editor later said he was being fantastic. the hulk is suing them for $100 million for posting the secretly recorded video. >> a new study pointing to one reason so many of us are overweight. researchers found that have more than half of the average american's diet is so-called ultra process

this is george pennacchio reporting for abc news. >> what a life. ly no idea that apparently her real name was anna marie and her parents sent her off to manhattan to work with a couple who deal with chide actors and they told her your name is patty. anna marie doesn't exist anymore. >> she was relative young. 69. marlee matlin among those on twitter yesterday saying she was brave, outspoken and most of all, a humanitarian. >> back in the days when she is moo movies ran, there was always a moral message. it wasn't just drama. there was a great vibe out of it. we'll miss an incredible actor. we'll be right back. >> announcer: "world news now" you can finally break up with bleach. lysol with hydrogen peroxide. for a tough clean with zero percent bleach. lysol that. >>> the o.j. simpson case is known as the trial of the century but it's already captivating a new generation. >> the popular series "american crime story"" is parking new interest and new key figures from the case finding success again. abc's david wright with more. >> reporter: for a gener

abc 7 news anchor natasha zouves shows you how they're taking the lead. that story on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> all right. steph curry has a whole lot of fans, right? among them, president obama. but now the leader of the free world may be leading curry's fan club. >> yeah. stay with us. that's when abc 7 news at 5:00 continues. >>> when it happens where you live -- >> following breaking news from the east bay. ace train derails. >> the abc 7 news team covering your neighborhood. >> live. >> pleasanton. >> alameda county. >> your story. >> pushing the cars into the creek must have been terrifying for everybody. >> need an additional three ambulances in this location. >> this is niles camera where the train derailed. >> choose the news that matters where you live. choose the team that works for >>> the abc 7 news app on the go, on your schedule, on one screen. all the weather, traffic, and news that lives where you live. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up in half an hour, we showed you this landslide earlier in this newscast. at 6:00 you'll

in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> we have new details now on a story abc 7 news first brought to you on monday. residents in millbrae are experiencing new sewage problems. jason chen returned to his home this morning and found raw sewage seeping into his garage, kitchen, and bathroom. he called in crews to clean up the mess for the second time this week. >> it's been a nightmare after nightmare. i thought i was having deja vu. like, god, it's happening again. >> reporter: problems began saturday when officials say a contractor apparently left a cap off a line connected to the sewer main and rain was also a problem. residents say they have no idea when they'll be allowed to go home. >>> a gas explosion sent nine firefighters to the hospital in seattle. take a look at the damage. this is the scene from the air. a massive debris field. several businesses completely leveled. neighbors described what felt like an earthquake. abc news reporter neal karlinsky is there. >> reporter: the blast was so powerful, a nearby business's surveillance camera captured the shock wave. firefighter

jim avila, abc news, havana. >> beautiful. and it's a wonderful thing that you can actually have a cell i was there about a year and a half ago and there was no use to the cell phone. so there was no instagraming at all from that area. and it really has made progress. you were mentioning that the internet, there was not that much -- >> not many households have it. a long way to go. >>> coming up, a surprise visit from strangers in the hospital delivery room. and pilled cardigans become pets. but it's not you, it's the laundry. protect your clothes from stretching, fading, and fuzz. ...with downy fabric it not only softens and freshens, it helps protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorite clothes. downy fabric conditioner. wash in the wow. let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast-max. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast-max. flu liquid gel that is max-strength let's end this. (snds of birds whistling) music introducin

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson watched the game with fans. tonight was just a setback in the hunt for 73 wins. >> fans say it is still a possibility to reach 73 regular season wins and break the chicago bulls record. now the team needs to win 11 of the last 13 games. going into tonight's tip-off, fans knew it was going to be a tough game. the warriors hadn't won a regular season game in san antonio since 1997. throughout the first quarter the crowd was relatively quiet. >> we're doing okay. >> usually by third, fourth quarter we've got a handle on things. >> reporter: w nation held on to hope. despite a lackluster performance on the court. >> when i'm with my friends, it's always fun. >> reporter: it's a source of pride for anthony. >> i used to be made fun of by my brothers for being such a warriors fan. our history hadn't had the success we've been having. now they're on the bandwagon. >> reporter: he's already got his 8-year-old bleeding gold. >> do you want to be a splash brother when you grow up? >> yes. that's an ugly game. and stress e

well, that's when you call the abc news fixer. steve and adrianna rahal of boca raton, florida, would rather be out in the sunshine. >> we love it. >> reporter: than stressing over tax returns. hibernates to. >> reporter: steve and adrianna for the past decade have used a local h&r block office to file their taxes. >> so, we're no strangers to >> reporter: h&r block guarantees that if they make an refund any penalties and interest and for an extra $40 peace of mind plan which promises to pay some of the extra taxes you might owe because of an error. >> h&r block will take full responsibility. and adrianna got bad news, they were being audited. >> it was our worst nightmare. we've never been audited in our life. >> reporter: the irs determined that the couple's returns were miscalculated for two years and demanded more than $17,000 in back taxes and penalties but, remember, steve and adrianna had that h&r block guarantee so they called their tax preparer about a refund. >> every time i called, it was the same thing. you know, it's

abc news, new york. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, why ted cruz's biggest supporters may have been at risk of having their personal data stolen. >>> and a new mission to mars launching tomorrow. about more than a search for alien life. we'll be right back. >>> more than 46,000 nissan leafs have been recalled. it covers lease leafs in 2013 and 2015. they may experience braking problems in extremely cold weather. nissan said the computers in the brake system need to be reprogrammed. the brakes will still work without the fix, but you may have to push harder on the pedal. >>> republican presidential hopeful ted cruz's campaign says it has fixed problems with the candidate's mobile app following an independent review. a computerurity firm found flaws that could allow hackers to access personal information of cruz supporters. >>> a new journey to determine whether mars has ever had life. they will collect data and analyze the red planet's atmosphere, specifically the components that make up less than 1% of the atmosphere. details of life could be hidden there. they'll evaluate geoc

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and here in the u.s. especially, millions of commuters will notice increased security this morning as they travel the roads and rails. in new york city, thousands of additional officers a ready. in the subway, they'll be searching bags and patrolling with canine units. travelers at grand central terminal say they're going to be extra vigilant. there is no credible threat to the u.s. at this moment. >> global air travel is expected to be impacted as security measures are tightened. in orlando, au jet from brussels was isolated when it landed in the anxiety after the attacks. airline terminals are still considered soft targets. >> we have clearly entered a period of new normal where we have to be concerned about a much broader range of attacks. >> all flights to and from belgium have been cancel as the airport remains closes. >>> the terror in brussels came as president obama was ending his trip to cuba. in a nationally televised speech, he made a brief reference to brussels saying the u.s. stands with the

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> espn job next? >> probably. >> coming up, the recipient of a ground breaking transplant speaking out. thanking the medical team for making her the first american to successfully have a uterus transplant. her hope to conceive. >> the backlash one writer is facing after saying ta getting married is not an accomplishment. you're watching "world news now." >>> well, a new mengd medical procedure is giving couples facing infertility uterus transplant. >> at 16 years old, lindsay learned she was born without a uterus. >> from that moment on, i have prayed that god would allow me the opportunity to experience pregnancy. here we are today. >> the first woman in america to receive a new uterus. it took place at the cleveland clinic february 24th. this was modeled after the approach swedish doctors are using. there the uterus comes from a living donor and healthy babies have already been born. here doctors used the uterus of a deceased donor placed in the pelvis and connected vas cuely and geico logically. ni

david muir, abc news, new york. >> that is a remarkable scene. >> yes. and be sure to tune in tonight for the "20/20" special "breaking point, heroin in america" at 10:00, 9:00 central here on abc, of course. >> part of the problem is the fact these heroin and open. >> eddie: users start taking it it, back off it and when they come back they have to take a higher dosage because their body is tolerant of it. it's heart breaking. >> one of those tough tough things to break out from. it is an epidemic, of course. we'll be right back. >>> he's one of hollywood's most sought after talents chris bale going from the dark knight to knight of cuffs. his new film getting a lot of attention. >> he's opening up about another film on everyone's mind, the new batman. abc's nick watt went one-on-one with the star. >> living didn't even know. >> reporter: knight of cups is so darn clever. i'm not. >> let me tell you about you. >> reporter: and its star the uber talented christian bale doesn't love interviews. here goes. >> jeff, gary, j.c., chris, everyone happy? everyb

i just hope she's in a better place today. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> we should note paula broadwell was never charge and she did not respond to abc's news request for comment. general petraeus also had no comment. >> neither did general john allen, who was never accused of wrongdoing. the fbi has previously denied kelly's claim of an suv interrogation. >>> moving on, coming up in our next half hour, new details about the pilot accused of running a prostitution ring. how he managed to run a dozen brothels while flying for a commercial airliner. >>> but first, a member of the national guard suffering from a life-threatening illness sends a mayday message through facebook. and wait until you see who answered the call. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >>> well, social media is used every day to find all sorts of things, furniture, pets, people, but a national guard member and his family were looking for something a bit more elusive. >> yeah, that something, a kidney shlgs for example. du

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> oh. people don't realize dogs aren't used just in the combat zone or in military locations. but it's also, they're used as therapy dogs, as well. so it really helps soldiers who are suffering from ptsd to calm them in dealing with anxiety. >> which so many of our guys and women are coming back with. by the way, regarding that reunion, brown said it just seemed as if rocky saw him and said, that's my dad. he was so excited. >> so obvious. >> we'll be back. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning -- terror threat. a suicide bomber attacking a crowd during an easter gathering and violence erupting at a memorial during the attacks in brussels. >>> political fight. donald trump and ted cruz trading jabs and stepping up the personal attacks. >>> plus, bernie's big weekend. sweeping hillary clinton. >>> demolition disaster. crews bulldozing the wrong house. >>> and final four. another amazing night for march madn

david wright, abc news, new york. >>> and he was so excited. he said he wasn't going stir crazy up there. he would have been fine staying a little longer. >> by the way, he just spoke in houston saying he wish he could have been here quicker. e he coud have been here quicker. d he could have been here quicker. >>> this morning on "world news now," show of force. >> overnight, north korea launches missiles an apparent response to tough new sanctions. how the international community is reacting to this latest threat of violence. >> tightening race as donald trump and hillary clinton gain steam off of super tuesday. remaining candidates forced to do some soul searching. some campaigns say they can survive but for how long? the latest just ahead. >>> new developments in the hunts for the thieves receive in a brazen smash and grab operation. busting open the door and hauling off a huge cache of firearms. authorities getting the public's help overnight. >> fighting waste by eating it. the growing movement to prevent food from being tossed by getting

elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> so senseless. just a reminder of what law enforcement is constantly up against. domestic altercation was what they were responding to. routine on any day. attend the services. of course, you'll have officers from all over the country, as well. >> i imagine yeah. >>> coming up in our next half hour, royal caribbean's "anthem of the seas" damaged after sailing into hurricane force winds last month. it is turning back again. is it because of bad weather or board? >>> but first an american hero. a member of the legendary nation's highest military honor. you're watching "world news i need a hero >> very good theme for this one because one of america's bravest heros has been awarded the nation's highest military honor. >> a member of s.e.a.l. team 6 and his acts of bravery to save an american hostage will go down in history. here's abc's david muir. >> an american hero stepping out of the shadows. a member of s.e.a.l. team 6, edward byers junior, now the sixth navy seal see in history to receive the meda