intention. >> i'm kate larson here at 4-h in san bruno. how lessons on the farm helped these sisters survive a weekend in the woods. >> it's become a game of beat the clock ahead of a new approaching storm. i'm cornell barnard. abc7 news starts now. >> announcer: now from abc7 news, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is in sacramento where police have arrested 30 protesters following a march demanding officers be charged in the death of stephon caloric. a th >> they refused to clear folsom boulevard. five cars were keyed. marchers protested the decision not to chashlg two officers for kill clark last year. saturday the district attorney said the officers were justified in shooting clark because they thought he had a gun. president item turned out to be a cell phone a. he you can get break being news updates instantly sent to your mobile device by downloading the abc7 news app and enabling push alerts. >> in the north bay, it's a race against the clock tonight for flood survivors who are trying to clean up tons of flood debris before a new storm hits. >> abc7 news reporter corn

area, destroying personal items and lots of memories. >> i'm kate larson in san francisco. why this man has won a major international award for the way he's changing food. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> only on "abc7 news," a 5-year-old boy walks away from a catch on the peninsula, and no one knew he was gone until his mother came to pick him up. >> this happened on elder avenue. adding to the mom's terror, the boy was picked up by strangers a few blocks away. >> amanda del castillo is live, as she sat down with the parents, and the camp's founder. >> reporter: yeah, dan, ama, the incident happened back on june 24th. the camp leaders have sent outleters detailing its actions to improve safety. the boy's mother said she returned and found nothing changed. this mother was here to pick up her son. she showed her i.d. and waited. >> other parents came in after me to pick up their child and my son wasn't coming out. >> reporter: at the same time, her husband got a call from work. >> there's a lady on the other line that said they found your son. >> reporter: they f

shake? >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where garth brooks came to play a cell phone came. what you and the country music legend may have in common. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> live wre live, this is "abc7 news." >>> tonight, stunning new details in a just-released internal report on the oscar grant shooting. it focuses on two officers. >> the one who shot grant and a second officer, who was described as out of control in a chaotic situation. where are we just now seeing this? >> reporter: good evening. this report was released because a senate bill 1421, that is the state's new transparency law that allows for us, members of the public, to view internal documents regarding certain forms of police misconduct. oscar grant's uncle tells me if this existed in 2009, his nephew could still be alive. we're getting a more complete look the night that oscar grant was shot and killed by officer msserly and the report from b.a.r.t. >> the things that happened that night at the b.a.r.t. station should be studied by not just b.a.r.t. itself, but many other agencies across the country.

>>> i'm kate larson in sacramento, where a police officer was shot and killed on duty yesterday. tonight, her department granl wa -- graduated dozens >>> was honored tonight as her department graduated a new plas of recruits. >> the bay area native was shot and killed last night while responding to a domestic violence call in north sacramento. >> kate larson was at the ceremony and joins us live from sacramento. kate? >> reporter: the graduation ceremony took place here at the memorial auditorium in downtown sacramento. of course, it took on a completely new meaning, because it took place just 24 hours after officer o sullivan shot just three miles from here. 56 new hi graduated police officers, smiling, shaking hands with new uniforms and badges, proudly pinned on by family members. but those shiny new badges are koefred by a black band. these new recruits are thinking of their colleague, officer tara o'sullivan, shot and kill in the north sacramento on wednesday night. >> tarra is surely with us here tonight. >> reporter: officer o'sullivan was 26 years old, originally from th

flames. >> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where parishioners are all praying for people in paris. >>> you'll hear from the good samaritan that stopped an attempted kidnapping suspect from running away. >>> survivors of domestic violence and human traffic will all soon an enhancement to support services. "abc7 news" starts now. >> live, breaking news. >> that breaking news is the warriors, blowing a 31-point lead. they lost to the clippers, 135-131, the series is now tied up one game apiece. larry beil will have more from the game coming up. >>> now to the other top story. it's just after 8:00 a.m. in paris, and we're getting our first look at notre dame since being engulfed. the 850-year-old land mark burned for hours yesterday. >> the main structure and the iconic towers are in tact, but the spire and roof were destroyed. at least one firefighter was seriously injured battling the blaze. the fire may have been connected to restoration work. >> notre dame is on a small island in paris. the foundation was laid in 1163. when the fire broke out, many feared the entire structure woul

. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in green hombb rae witht part of the story. kate? >> reporter: the pacific gas & electric, the word water is not in their name and yet the utility's new policies could actually affect your water supply. high up on a hill behind this fence are large steel tanks holding some of marin county's water supply. >> in the summer months we have about two days of supply in our tank. >> reporter: drew mcintyre is the general manager of the north marin water district. he says gravity pulls the water down pipes to homes in the area. but in order to refill the tanks, electricity is needed, a potential problem if pg&e decides to cut power during high fire danger conditions. >> based upon what pg&e was projecting for how long power could be interrupted for, we're planning for a worst case scenario which would be seven days without power. >> reporter: so the water district spent more than $200,000 renting and buying extra portable generators to work the pumps and maintain water supply. but your cooperation may also be needed. >> we are asking our customers durin

hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco where the school board took a vote that left few happy about a controversial mural that some feel is racist. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in santa clara. people started noticing overgrown weeds and unkempt conditions. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'm tracking a summer scorcher. >> i'm lisa amin gulezian. here in front of this cafe. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> good evening, everyone. get ready for a sweltering conditions inland tomorrow. concord reaching 106 degrees. it's going to be 105 in fairfield. livermore, 104. santa rosa 100 degrees. walnut creek, 105. excessive heat warnings for these counties until 10:00 p.m. friday. heat stroke and lease exhaustion possible. heat advisories for areas shaded in orange, including santa cruz county and in effect starting at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow running until 8:00 p.m. thursday. temperatures soaring. there is an increased risk of heat related illnesses. i'll be back to let

francisco is closing. i'm kate larson why many parents blame the priest at this church. >> i'm sandhya patel tracking an atmospheric river. find out how this storm will . at 110 tsig >>nc: li whe y live, this is >> good evening,everne. i'm abc7 news meteorolsahy yoneed a littim tute.te doppler. a few sprinkles right now. this storm is a strong system that is developing here in the pacific. the thing is it's still a level 1 with an atmospheric river that is going to move through pretty rapidly. the rain is going to begin bright and early for the morning commute. you will notice some pockets of moderate showers, and that is going to slow down your ride. this is just the beginning of what's to come. the rest of your hour by hour time line is coming right up. dan and alma? >> thank you, sandhya. a disturbing discovery in the east bay. a body found burned in an alameda park. 0 of certificates responded after reports of a fire this afternoon. >> that's when they found the charred remains. abc7 news reporter lisa amin is live with the latest on this. lisa? >> reporter: dan and alma, it all ha

pay for her own sub. it's a state law that's causing an up roar. >> reporter: i'm kate larson in san francisco. how the city's new fire chief plans to build a better bay area. >>> graffiti on some of our freeway signs are frustrating drivers. what some viewers are suggesting to help build a better bay area. abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> i think it's unfair. i don't think she would be paying for that out of her market. >> parents are outraged a beloved san francisco teacher battling cancer is forced to pay for her own substitute while on medical leave. >> lisa, how long has this law been on the books? >> at least 40 years, and now a gofundme exists to help this long time teacher with a substitute teacher and other costs. >> that's not fair. that's like crazy. >> reporter: she's a second grade teacher we've chosen not to identify. she suffers from breast cancer and all the attention is causing her extra stress. that includes this gofundme page that has recently stopped accepting donations for her. it was started to help pa

kate larson in san francisco, where people have had reports that the gym's owner is throwing president trump a re-election fund raiser. "abc7 news" starts now. >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is a series of stabbings that left at least four people dead tonight in orange county. police are investigating seven crime scenes. robbery appears to be the motive. the victims attacked randomly. >> it started at an apartment where two people were killed. the man with the knife then held up a subway shop, killing a worker there. across the street, the man disarmed a security guard who had a gun and stabbed him to death. he was arrested at that store. >> i've worked here for 30 years. this is the first time i've ever seen something like this. it's pure evil when this happens. this is one of those things you see one time in a career. >> a woman at an insurance company was stabbed along with a man at a gas station. police say they have a 33-year-old man from garden grove in custody. >>> new at 11:00, luxury gyms and equinox are facing backlashes after reports s

flying a pride flag over city hall. >> i'm kate larson in oakland where hundreds of graduating seniors are being awarded more than $2 million in scholarship money. abc news starts right now. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> will they or won't they? right now dublin is debating whether to raise the pride flag for june. >> abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is there live tonight. amanda? >> reporter: dan, that meeting started at 7:00 and i stepped out just moments ago. city council is still deliberating on whether it will fly a pride flag over dublin city hall. now, councilmembers were taking their time to apologize to the lgbtq community and that's going on right now. they say they are sorry for what happened two weeks ago. there could soon be more color over dublin city hall. its recognition of the lgbtq community many did not think would come. >> i was really concerned it wouldn't. after two weeks ago, hearing so many people against the pride flag being flown, i was really concerned that that really was the sentiment of the majority of our city. >>

lasted for hours. >> i'm kate larson in san francisco where state leaders and health care executives are coming together to create solutions for homelessness. abc news starts right now. >> the from abc7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is nearby ron in contra costa county. vegetation fire burned 15 to 20 acres. >> cal fire tweeted images about 10:30 tonight of the fire burning near vasko road. crews will be out there for hours keep an eye on things. it's 84 degrees right now in byron. but not very windy, thank goodness. >> fire is a major concern as the bay area swelters. a live look at oakland set a heat record today. >> brace yourself. we are not done yet. we have live team coverage tonight on the dangerously hot temperatures. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in walnut creek for you. >> let's begin with sandhya patel. >> it was definitely a sweltering day. take a look at the temperatures inland compared to the coast. and you will notice everything shaded in yellow is a record for today. 101 santa rosa, 90 oakland, 99 redwood city. 98 san jose. it was plenty

hurry the event ends april 30th. >>> police in oakland with a crackdown. >> i'm kate larson, where a whale carcass has washed acareer >>> dogs in the workplace. is it a perk or a problem? we explore all sides of this dog debate. >> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> out ocorol in the east bay. wing to crack down this olice weekend. >> oakland city leaders are following supporting stiffer penalties for participants. but we are asking, are there better solutions to the problem? >> our reporter has the story. >> reporter: this happened sunday night on international and 42nd avenue. no arrests were made, even though a bus and big rig set on fire and a driver held up at gunpoint. >> the sideshow is getting more violent in the 22 yea on the co. >> reporter: that's why they're proposing a bill that was make a sideshow a felony and impound a car up to a month. plus, for the first time, bystanderks be charged, too. >> it can time for this council to fight hard for this piece of legislation. >> reporter: everyone on the council agrees, and some even want more, like a social media ta

kate larson. an unleashed dog attacked and killed a rarely seen species of seal. >>> imagine what it takes to get a warriors' game pumping. "abc7 news" tarts right now. >> live, where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> a shooting on the university of north carolina charlotte campus has left two people dead, four people injured, and students were just running as officers moved in. the suspected gunman is under arrest. >> the university sent out a tweet, saying shots reported near kennedy. run, hide, fight, secure yourself immediately. our reporter has the terrifying moments. >> we o we need medical on. we have multiple victims in here. >> reporter: a college campus on the last day of classes, locked down after an alleged gunman opened fire. >> it was like stay safe, get indoors, fight if you have to, all that. >> reporter: police officers springing into action, students nervously streaming out of campus buildings. some with their hands over their heads. others taking safety inside classrooms. one tweeting we are okay. >> any heart started racing when i first heard the

international territory, where i.c.e. chartered planes to carry detainees. >>> i'm kate larson. city leaders and members of the community are meeting to discuss how to make the tenderloin safer for everyone. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose. an internationally known artist is done for the day. a large-scale mural is going in, marking sharks' territory. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >>> we begin with new developments tonight after it was revealed that i.c.e. chartered planes which flew tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants out of oakland international airport. this was going on from 2010 to 2018. >> now the governing body of the airport is weighing in on that decision. our reporter joins us live from oakland international report. lisa, did the board know about this contract? >> reporter: they say they didn't. in fact, they only found out about it a few days ago. now they have launched an investigation to figure out how this happened. >> it's unconscionable that at the same time the port has been undermining our commun

alto. college athletes in the bay area get their equipment and much more boosted. >>> i'm kate larson. dozens of tubbs fire victims say a construction company is not making good on their contracts to rebuild their homes. >>> a major mold problem in this apartment complex and tennants are calling the owner a slum lord. >>> and k-pop wakes up the south bay and thousands of fans couldn't wait. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from "abc7 news." >> it's so horrible and sad that this would happen. these girls have worked so hard. >> a rude welcome for a visiting women's college water polo team on the peninsula. their vans were hit by thieves while they were at dinner. >> equipment, cameras, passports, all gone. amanda del castillo is live in palo alto with the story. such a shame. >> reporter: the university of hawaii team is in town for the ncaa women's water polo championship at stanford university. stanford, as hosts, provided the women with caps and whistles. anything they needed for today's practice. pieces of shattered glass in this parking lot park the

critical thinking skills here at 4-h in san bruno. i'm kate larson. coming up, how 4-h helped these sisters survive a weekend lost in the woods. >> twists and turns, why deputies say this man may have faked his own death at a monterey county beach. >> southwest airlines kicks off its bay area flights to hawaii with a big sale. how you can still score a cheap seat. >> first, though, here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, larry andal ma. watch this if it's the last thing you can do. >> can you give us some cool music? yeah. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying them in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh! i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. >>> only on 7 tonight, we're hearing from the 4-h instructor who taught two young girls ages 5 and l the l

of a father, detained by i.c.e. after losing his asylum case. >>> i'm kate larson. after 45 years beach bab lon announced they are closing. >>> live, where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> the nationwide measles outbreak is hitting home tonight, this time in silicon valley. >> public health officials confirmed a person with the disease visited google's campus. amanda del castillo has late details. amanda? >> reporter: health officials say they've had four confirmed cases of the measles so far this all unrelated, all separate from this latest scare t google. the investigation into the meese lts exposure now scans two counties. >> it's not a case in santa clara county. i can confirm the case is an adult and they're a resident of the county. >> reporter: an email claimed a worker who had been to the company's 1295 charleston road building was diagnosed with measles. central location falls in santa clara county. health officials are conducting contact investigations. >> these contact investigations, we're trying to understand is there anybody who might have been exposed who is not p

in a fiery crash. i'm kate larson in san francisco where a fire crew survived the wreck thanks to the daughter. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> a bay area father was killed in a fiery crash over the weekend. >> and tonight the choir that was on a bus involved in the accident and all wreck sang for the young man's daughter in san francisco. >> abc7 news kate larson has the story. b ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on saturday this choir survived a fiery bus crash. on monday, they used their collective voice to lift up those who did not. the aeolians of oakland university in bam sang for 15-year-old ayana bishop, her father kenneth bishop died when the suv hit the back of the choir's bus which got caught up in a multi vehicle pile up in braze bain. >> i'd like to say thank you to the aeolians for trying to get my dad out of the car before it burned. i felt like my dad was in the room when they were singing for me. >> reporter: she lived with her father in san mateo where he worked as a personal trainer. >> he was a great person. he wa

project on display at the san francisco museum of modern art. kate larson was at tonight's debut and spoke to the artist. >> if you look here, there's a baby getting born. >> reporter: from a live birth to a dancing ballerina, the mural is a scrolling video collage of more than 1200 people whom he filmed throughout san francisco last year. >> it's like a giant puzzle, where everyone has to go to the place they decided and i composed the mural and him. >> reporter: his exhibits are all over the world, disguised in a hat and sunglasses in case his installations are seen as a crime instead of art. insped0s interactive. you can download an app on the phone or go to a kiosk in museum. like draymond green. >> it's surprising to see myself in the museum. >> reporter: as an organizer of the women's march, j.r. asked candas chen to strike a moving pose for the mural. >> it's such an honor to be a part of this piece. >> reporter: there's another project here at the museum called inside out. it includes portraits of people from around the world. the mural is here for the next year. >> we find a

board found pg&e violated. >>> kate larson sat down with chief janine nicholson to discuss how she plans to help build a better bay area. >> so my friends call me mine. >> reporter: but you may known her as chief janine nicholson who was sworn in as san francisco's top new firefighter. now that she's had two whole days on the job i sat down with the chief to discuss her priorities. >> number one the homelessness and opioid crisis. >> reporter: chief nicholson says drug related medical calls have gone way up over the past five years. so she hopes to hire more paramedics but also work with services in san francisco to reduce medical emergencies. >> we do fire prevention. why don't we do ems prevention, so we can get ahead of the problem? >> reporter: we've all been warned about the next big earthquake. they hope to ramp up their emergency response program. >> to get more people in the city trained to take care of themselves and their families. >> reporter: chief nicholson was 20 years old when she started. she was out then and out now first gay chief of the fired. >> the fire departm

filled with merchandise. and police were waiting for them. >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where you can see this for free. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area. from abc 7. >>> so it's really sad. here's the thing, i told this to the room. >> altered videos of nancy pelosi have gone viral. the clips make her sound as if she's drupgenly slurring her words. >> is live with what experts say we should all be concerned about this. >> repor it's called deep fake technology. experts say it's only advancing. they warn soon we won't be able to tell which are real. this video, posted to social media, calls into question nancy pelosi's sobriety, slurred speech, slow movement, the result of a ma nip lated video. >> it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. there's a lot of expectation that stuff like what's happen r happen a lot. >> reporter: it allows someone to create videos of situations that never happened or ones that happened very differently. we wanted to know how difficult manipulating a video would be. so we sat down and he wor

morgan hill. how the south bay is remembering the two men. >> kate larson in san mateo, democratic debate up for debate. who won out? >>> cornell barnard, early warning system like no other. abc7 news starts right now. >>> i still can't deal with it, that he's not with us anymore. >> tonight an outpouring of love and support for the two managers killed at ford dealership in morgan hill. 59-year-old brian light and 38-year-old xavier soto. >> also revealed a detailed time of events. suspect stephen leet was fired 4:15 p.m., left the building, sat in car for 20 minutes. returned to dealership, lingered around the work station, escorted to back office to speak with former supervisors, short time later he opened fire. >> police responded just after 6:00 p.m. both victims san jose residents. amanda del castillo is live. >> reporter: ama, larry, police are calling brian light a hero, saying his actions saved the lives of many others. both victims were fathers who lived in san jose. families asking for privacy as they continue to grieve. signs of loss linger. portuguese band of san jose b

on same plane that crashed in hawaii. >> i'm kate larson in lafayette, people expressed concern of surviving a power shutoff. abc7 news starts now. >>> new details in sunday's quadruple murder/suicide in san jose, police believe all members of the same family. >> habbitt's amanda del castillo is live. >> reporter: say the gun man's wife, daughter and niece were able to escape the massacre unharmed. tonight the san jose police still looking into man's motive. it's undetermined. >> reporter: cameras rolling as these people walked along monday afternoon. embraced by neighbors a few doors down. three women and one man were shot at home. following standoff, police say the man took his own life. >> hysterical, said husband killed her sister. >> reporter: hid in their master bedroom. moments later, gunman's wife was inside their home. >> jumped the fence and ran into my house. locked the door in my kid's room. >> reporter: police posted update confirming no documented history of domestic violence between the suspect and his relatives but questions remain about the motive. >> detectives ar

caught fire. images damages extensive. >> 5,000 people showed up for concert. kate larson is live story. >> reporter: there were people lined up around the cathedral hours from the event and musicians from san francisco opera performed. spectacular. with song and string, filled grace cathedral with resilience. two weeks after the world famous parisian cathedral took part. mayor london breed and, from france. >> messages of support from california came to remind us in our love for this mother we had a sister, san francisco, the paris of the west. >> reporter: johann is an organist at notre dame. >> i was playing mass when first alarm rang in the cathedral. it was terrible. as you can imagine, we were all devastated. >> reporter: evacuated the day of the fire and has not been back inside since. arrived in san francisco to play at grace's concert. >> it's touching to see so many people all around the world, especially here in the united states, touched by this catastrophe. >> just beautiful music. >> reporter: with her daughter for the event. >> this was important, to show solidarity. >> >

. abc7 news. >>> debate watch party in san mateo. kate larson there with a divided reaction. >> big night for women. >> huge night for women. really brought the fire tonight i felt. >> reporter: out of the ten democrats, three women. amy cloklobuchar made sure fighg for reproductive rights. >> three women have fought hard for right to choose. >> reporter: impressed with candidates. who stood out? >> elizabeth warren, always ready for anything. >> reporter: did the debate move the needle? >> not a fan before tonight. >> reporter: apologized for antigay statements. >> talking about believed things she wouldn't today. >> reporter: mixed opinions? >> disappoint? >> booker is always going to disappoint me. so many ties to big money. >> reporter: cory booker tonight? >> always stands out. very educated man. >> not just human right, should be american right. >> reporter: if you had to go to polls? >> kamala harris but julian castro impressed me. reenergized by him tonight. >> reporter: twitter poll, spread across the field. many looking forward to thursday's debate. ten more candidates tak

kate larson in marin county. how pg&e's water power safety program could shut off your water supply. >> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose. she and her friends at andy's pet shop are hoping to go the nonprofit route. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> to just say to people, you need to prepare, is really inadequate and it's frightening. >> worried and frustrated, pg&e got an earful from customers tonight about possible power shut offs in the event of wildfire danger. >> we have live team coverage tonight of the potential black outs and their impact, but let's start with abc7 news reporter cornell barnard live in oakland. cornell. >> reporter: dion and eric, pg&e says all of its customers need to be prepared for the possibility of what it calls public safety power shut offs in the event of wildfire danger. but, you know, some people told us tonight they can't afford to lose power at all. >> i was not a girl scout, but i should have been a girl scout because i do like to be prepared. >> reporter: that's why oakland resident co

kate larson in sonoma county with the threat of the pg&e power shut off this power season, how winemakers are spending tens of thousands of dollars to protect their inventory. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. another hot fall day coming your way. find out when you'll get a break coming up. >> i'm amanda dell ka still stil owe in mountain view where the future remains unclear for those living in trailers and rvs as city leaders consider an arvi ban. abc7 news begins right now. >> announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news, pg&e plans to shut off power to more than 48,000 customers across northern california in just a few hours. the shut off starts at 2:30 a.m. in butte, nevada, placer, and yuba counties. >> in the north bay, pg&e decided against large shutdowns because of improving weather conditions, but at 4:30 a.m., 708 customers are due to lose power near calistoga, napa and the northern end of lake berryessa. in sonoma county, 71 # 1 customers near sosa long porter creek road will be affected. >> abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in santa ro

kate larson in san francisco, where tonight the city is celebrating her. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >> we are learning more details about the victim who died in a1 morning. thanks for joining us. >> the oakwood university choir gave their performance in san francisco tonight. >> they say tonight's performance was different, as they sang with a heavy heart. >> reporter: the victim has been identified as 51-year-old kenneth bishop from san mateo. tonight, they say they're grateful to come out of this accident alive, and sang tonight with this victim in mind. ♪ we shall overcome >> reporter: their performance tonight meant they overcame. >> i get emotional thinking about it. the fact that i really could not be here right now. >> reporter: holding hands and thinking back to this fatal fairy scene less than 48 hours ago. >> sometimes texts can't have the true meaning until we have the experience. >> reporter: their bus was involved if a collision where the driver of an suv, which struck the bus, was killed. >> that left person w

carolina. certainly the storm is causing disruption to travel. kate larson is live at sfo with that. kate? >> reporter: drew, from weddings to vacations, hurricane dorian has managed to foil even the best laid plans for this weekend. >> we had been plan thing weekend for six months. you know, everything was fine until we landed on thursday. >> reporter: that's when they found out that hurricane dorian was crashing their orlando wedding. >> i was stressed because cancel the whole event. >> reporter: but the wedding went on, minus 50 guests who left florida. but the bride, who grew up experiencing hurricanes in georgia, made sure her groom weathered the storm. >> this is his first hurricane. so he was panics. >> reporter: nearby at disney world, hurricne dorian was making it rain. which had its perks for craig and his girlfriend. >> no lines at disney world. it was great. >> reporter: not as magical when they thought they would have to hunker down in their hotel for a week. >> we bought anything to get us through a week. the way they were talking is we were going to be stuck and groun

identified. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live from orinda where, kate, police are being criticized for their response time. >> reporter: well, dan, absolutely. the victims' families are angry that somebody didn't do more to prevent a tragedy as it was unfolding halloween night. >> i'm ripped apart. >> reporter: ramon hill, sr., is wearing photos of his son ramon hill, jr. this was taken october 30th, the day before hill was shot and killed at a house party in orinda. >> somebody was upset and they let the bullets fly. >> reporter: ramon didn't know his 23-year-old son, a musician who grew up in san francisco and lived in oakland, was at the rap event, which was billed as an airbnb mansion party. >> my baby gone. he was the greatest. >> reporter: it's hard to fathom, but ramon has lost three of his sons to gun violence. this time he's angry at police. orinda p.d. received multiple noise complaints about the party, but did not actually respond to the house until an hour and a half after the first complaint, and two minutes before shots were fired. >> the police didn't do they job tha

escorted away by police. kate larson is at the school district office with the latest. kate? >> reporter: this may be a teacher strike, but it's deeply affecting the students here. most have stayed home from school this week. but of the 14% of students in the district who did go to school today, i'm told without their teachers, they did things like watch movies and color. >> it's been hard on my family and everyone. >> reporter: wiping tears away, this fifth grade student, whostz whos fher is a teacher, pleaded with the students and student spew spewed vitriol. most got up and left the meeting except for one. >> the problem is not at the local school levels but the legislature and state level. >> reporter: are youthat the di union can move forward? >> i hopeful. >> reporter: the third day of the strike started with a rally and march through union city to the school district office. the teacher's association wants a 10% raise over two years, the district is offering 1% next year with a possible 3% bonus. >> enough is enough. it has to change. and this is the power of thethe t ofhe loc tea

b.a.r.t. riders tonight. >> kate larson is live to explain. kate? >> reporter: well, dan, all of the changes are because of the seismic retrofit to the tube and the schedule changes are the new normal for the next 3-1/2 years. they are listed on the board and they are playing them over the loud speaker. take a rook at this, they are doing single tracking. that means tra trains run on one track instead of two. that takes place monday through friday. 9:00 p.m. to close. that means the trains will be scheduled to arrive every 24 minutes instead of every 20 minutes. now, b.a.r.t. said they will make adjustments for events when there's big crowds and riders toast say they are already worried about the day-to-day changes. >> it's already creating a back-up, because even on normal commuting hours, it's already hard to get a standing space let alone a seat. >> schedule changes are hard, but i'm for fixing up the tunnels to feel safe. >> we make contingency plans for events like the giants and next year, it will be the warriors. we will have special event trains. >> reporter: this morning thi