>> ama: next at 6:00. we're keeping an eye on protests underway after last night's decision in the george zimmerman trial, as well as cleanup from the damage. >> we'll tell you why zimmerman's legal problems are not over. >> a local blues musician is attacked on stage for his stance on the case. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ama: one day after a jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murdering an unarmed african-american teen oakland is cleaning up. a protest last night turned chaotic. today more protests are underway in oakland and san francisco. i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look from sky 7hd above the protest in oakland. hundreds-marching westbound. john alston is on the ground in oakland. reporter: this all began with a rally and speeches, and then at ten after five that group of people went on the move, 200 or so protesters started moving downs broadway toward the waterfront. they're angry at the not guilty verdict of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. they are heading hea

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good evening, i'm ama daetz. sergio quintana is live at the scene with more. sergio? reporter: this is a pretty busy muni line and there are quite a few people aboard the train during the crash. this happened just before 1:00 this afternoon. from sky 7hd can you can see the light muni rail vehicle at rest on the tracks and a white van next to it. the van was driving alongside the muni train and hit it as the van driver attempted to make a left turn in front of the train. the driver of the van was transported to the hospital. 19 people board the muni were taken to three area hospitals for minor injuries. people aboard described for us what happened. >> i was super scared. really scared. i didn't know what it was. i just seep it come in, and i had to cover up my baby. >> there's video on file with the muni. light-rail vehicle and this particular intersection that has a video monitor also. reporter: this crash did affect the t-line for a couple of hours and muni used buses to shuttle passengers from downtown into the neighborhood. a little more than an hour ago the muni

if you go to the ama doesn't that guaranteed escalatin prices? >> but the price control is like at a dinner with 10 other people in the the check even the but every person h the incentive to order the most expensive thing because they will split the check equally so the doctors have e incentive to build because with the price controls thought they don't affect them directly. >> as a physician in a you know, what codes you can bill and whi are the higher paying codes and doctors are coescend of that and that drives the wrong kind of behavior for the services you will perform. ggrri: ihink it is outrageous. e-mail usand get in touch with u. lettuce know where you think i think this is shocked the way the country does business. a great job as always. what do you think? should the ama decide how much you pay for medical procedures? we will share the result at the end of t show. we're just getting warmed up including a great way to improve the value of your home. half in the the rise of part-time workers in america will the 29 hourorkweek become a per

. >> ama: also in oakland today, workers cleaned up businesses, damaged in last night's violent march. here's the major vandalism done bay small group of protesters. reporter: downtown oakland is riddled with damage from the demonstration that turned to destruction. sky 7hd shows hundred people marching from the plaza after the verdict was read. they shattered win toys, graffitid businesses, set fires, and even strandized a police car. at one restaurant, appropriateses used bike locks to break windows and customers took cover. >> it was scary for everyone. but even with the staff, everyone understands why people are so angry. so there's not a lot of animosity, but one of our girls was push up against the wall, and so that's not okay. >> down the block at sears. it windows were broken and. >> this is laminated glass, very expensive, and also got a scratch resistant film on top of it. which makes it almost impossible to get in. >> outside, workers power washed graffiti from buildings, trash cans and sidewalks across downtown. >> this not helping at all. this is us rioting and reacting i

good evening, i'm ama daetz. the suspect wa covered in blood. police say he emptied his revolverer before surrendering. here are pictures sent to us. weapons are drawn and looking for the gunman. after pulling out his revolverer and shooting he ducked into a mexican restaurant and apparently ran out of bullets and surrendered. police chief picks it up from there. >> a store. we found two deceased females suffering from wounds that will be determined by the medical examiner, possible gunshot wounds we can't make the determination at this time. another male was suffering from gunshot wounds. he was transported to general whom where right hue nou he is in in stable condition. >> there was a second suspect but it turned out not to be the case. this man had been in the jewelry mart before. they are still investigating his relationship to the women that died and man that was shot. she in critical but stable condition. he a picture of the lower level tunnel as the shooting was going on. construction crew says they heard two shots and a lot of commotion

good eek, i'm ama daetz. yesterday two people were killed, another injured, at the jewelry mart. john alston is live outside the store. reporter: the jewelry mart is closed today. normally handles wholesale business monday through friday but we saw tenants coming book into the building to get to their businesses because they were hustled out of the building after yesterday. there are security guards at the entrances, making sure no one from the public can wander inside. we met one sell very dealer who says he was quarintined while the police were trying to figure out what happened. he showed up today. >> they had to have security guards escort me to my showroom. >> what did you see in the building? >> it was all empty. not that many people working today. but yesterday i had to leave early so i hat to come -- had to come and get my stuff together today and work. >> police and the medical examiner have not released the name of the two women who were killed in the jewelry store. one shot, the other stabbed. the accused killer covered in blood, ran to a restaurant next door and opene

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. >> ama: a muni train crash today injured 19 people and blocked the light rail line for four hours. sergio quintana is live to tell us what led to this. reporter: the t-line connecting the bayview district to downtown is always pretty busy, and this afternoon when this collision happened there were a lot of paille board the train. investigators tell us a white van was driving alongside the muni train on third street, heading downtown, when it reached this intersection at evans and third, the driver of the van tried to make a left turn in front of the train, and collided with it. emergency crews arrived to fine a trainload of passenger ares who were shocked and several clearly injuried. 19 passengers were loaded on gurneys and rushed to hospitals and we're told the passengers suffered minor to moderate injuries. passengers aboard a train tell us people on the left-hand side suffered the brunt of the impact because that's where the van made contact. >> i was super scared. i was really scared. i didn't know what it was. i just seep it coming in, had to cover up my baby. >> the white va

good evening, i'm ama daetz. let's economic with abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: right now a slight chance -- let me show you what we will be keeping our eye on, especially tuesday. the fog moving inland this hour, but shifting over to the syria, you can see the thunderstorms building, and travel into southern california has just been crazy today, with isolated heavy severe thunderstorms near san diego, los angeles county, over towards barstow and palm springs. here's the satellite come's -- composite. this rotation towards northern california, and looks like tonight near fresno, they could see some isolateed thunderstormses, and in another day the bay area could see a few isolated thunderstorms as well. it's close watching. we know we'll get high humidity, especially monday night and tuesday. we'll talk more in detail about this coming up. >> tonight, firefighters battling the mountain fire in southern california are getting a built of help from the storm leigh was talking about. the increased hu

that is our definition at the ama. they can reflect the type of practice whether it is a solo practice or an integrated system. it will be up to the physicians. they decide who will be in the team and how it will work best with the patients they need to take care of. >> do you expect wait times to increase? >> i missed your question. >> i was wondering the wait times to see doctors, whether you expect them to increase? >> it is hard to know now. we have to look at that. we have to be very careful how we work at getting patients into our practices. we need to utilize the infrastructure of our practices to allow those patients to get the kind of care they need and want in a timely manner. we are going to have to work on it we will have to make an effort. it is doable. i'm confident we will be able to manage the new folks who now have health insurance who will be accessing the system. >> there are some that would like to change the elements of the affordable care act. what with the ama want done differently? >> clearly, t

i'm ama daetz. developing news in the shooting. happened last night. bullets flew in a chaotic scene. at first police didn't know if innocent bystanders were shot. tonight we have a better idea what happened. we're live at san francisco's hall of justice withan update. reporter: the man who died of gunshot wounds has been identified as 24-year-old man of san francisco. the other man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries has not been identified. and homicide investigators are looking at to whether or not these two victims were involved in the original altercation that led to the gun battle. >> i tried counting and counting 15 shots. >> did not want his last name used, is talking about the gun battle on saturday night. police were called to the area at 9:40. after reports of a raging gun battle. the police chief described the incident when officers arrived. >> the suspect, when he was in the intersection, was shooting back on what they believe to be two suspects on the north side of the street shooting back at him. >> ross, who lives here at th

good evening, i'm ama daetz. we do have developing news out of downtown oakland. the protest has continued near 12th street and broadway. a.c. transit is rerouting buses around area. rally started with several dozen people at 4:00 this afternoon. they chanted and gave speeches as the crowd grew. they marched into west oakland and they even stopped traffic at times. they say the hope of public display raised public awareness about the decision. >> it's a great injustice what happened this weekend and everybody stopped and this thinks for a second, hey, this is could have been my child. >> last night, a much different scene, a small group vandalized the downtown area. keira shows the cleanup today. >> downtown oakland is riddled with damage from last night's demonstration that turned to destruction. they showed about hundred people marching from the plaza after the verdict was read. they shattered windows and graffiti businesses and vandalized a police car. protestors used blocks to break the windows as customers took cover under tables. >> it was scary for everyone

good evening, i'm ama daetz. now, in a florida's courtroom for the decision. >> in the circuit court of 18th judicial circuit. >> state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury found george zimmerman not guilty. >> the jury returning their verdict finding the 29-year-old not guilty of both manslaughter and second degree murder. indicating that he killed trayvon martin in self-defense. that his claim that martin attacked him. >> sharp to the nose. >> he slammed his head on to the concrete leaving the no choice but to shoot. >> that is not an unarmed teenager with nothing but skittles trying to get home. >> prosecution firing back. given one hour to rebut and try to convince the jury one last time that zimmerman targeted martin and that he is guilty. >> defendant didn't shoot trayvon martin because he had to. he shot him because he wanted to. that is the bottom line. >> the jury didn't buy it. george zimmerman avoided the potential of life in prison now heading home. >> ama: tonight at 11:00 we'll t

that is our definition at the and -- ama. they can reflect the type of practice whether it is a solo practice or an integrated system. it will be up to the physicians. will be in the team and how it will work best with the patients they need to take care of. do you expect wait times to increase? >> i missed your question. >> i was wondering the wait times to see doctors, whether you expect them to increase? >> it is hard to know now. we have to look at that. we have to be very careful how we work at getting patients into our practices. we need to utilize the infrastructure of our practices to allow those patience to get the kind of care they need and want in a timely manner. we are going to have to work on it we will have to make an effort. it is doable. i'm confident we will be able to manage the new folks who now have health insurance who will be accessing the system. there are some that would like to change the elements of the affordable care act. what with the ama want done differently? >> clearly, there are many issues w

i'm ama daetz. we begin with developing news in the george zimmerman case. the protests right no here in the bay area. three rallies, one in san francisco. the two protests are also underway in oakland, two there. john alstons monitoring the situation own the -- on the ground. reporter: speakers have been going on for an hour here outside of oakland city hall. they have had several rallies that had been previously scheduled around the bay area for the day after the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. speakers have been surrounded by supporters here. some are holding signs featuring trayvon martin's face. the speeches haved a times been angry, slamming the police and the justice system. sometimes in profane terms and have been strategizing, saying there is power and numbers and could shut down oakland if they want to but would want to do it without damage. the verdict has re-ignited passions of residents still angry over the death of oscar grant. >> too many lives being loves and nothing done, and people need they still need to fight for this young black men

ama? >> thank you. >>> cheeses sold at some whole foods stores have been recalled after one person died. whole foods issued a recall for the f ri ar cheese. it could be contaminated with listeria. customers in illinois and minnesota were hospitalized after eating it. one of them died. they sell cheese all over the bay area, but these specific cheeses are only sold on the east coast and through the company's website. >> there are thousands of aping shoes students at the college of san francisco and they have reason to be worried. the value of the education they invested time and money in is in real jeopardy. sergio explains why. >> a small group of students and instructors met near the north campus of the college of san francisco. they are fighting a decision to pull the accreditation of the school. >> it is not going to happen. we are not going to let it happen. >> plenty of improvements have been made since the accrediting commission of community and junior colleges called for changes. th

ama? >> thank you. >>> cheeses sold at some whole foods stores have been recalled after one person died. whole foods issued a recall for the f ri ar cheese. it could be contaminated with listeria. customers in illinois and minnesota were hospitalized after eating it. one of them died. they sell cheese all over the bay area, but these specific cheeses are only sold on the east coast and through the company's website. >> there are thousands of aping shoes students at the college of san francisco and they have reason to be worried. the value of the education they invested time and money in is in real jeopardy. sergio explains why. >> a small group of students and instructors met near the north campus of the college of san francisco. they are fighting a decision to pull the accreditation of the school. >> it is not going to happen. we are not going to let it happen. >> plenty of improvements have been made since the accrediting commission of community and junior colleges called for changes. th

ama? >> thank you. >>> cheeses sold at some whole foods stores have been recalled after one person died. whole foods issued a recall for the f ri ar cheese. it could be contaminated with listeria. customers in illinois and minnesota were hospitalized after eating it. one of them died. they sell cheese all over the bay area, but these specific cheeses are only sold on the east coast and through the company's website. >> there are thousands of aping shoes students at the college of san francisco and they have reason to be worried. the value of the education they invested time and money in is in real jeopardy. sergio explains why. >> a small group of students and instructors met near the north campus of the college of san francisco. they are fighting a decision to pull the accreditation of the school. >> it is not going to happen. we are not going to let it happen. >> plenty of improvements have been made since the accrediting commission of community and junior colleges called for changes. th

good evening, i'm ama daetz. the largest trayvon martin rally in the bay area was held in oakland where the mayor got a less than warm reception. john alston is live at lake merritt where another rally is set to begin. >> we're awaiting a bicycle rally. a smaller march just went how to. the events today are to put pressure on the federal government to file civil rights charges against george zimmerman and for states to get rid of "stand your ground" laws. [chanting] >> they packed the front of the federal building in downtown oakland. men and women of vary using rates. some wearing hoodies. some speakers were teenagers like david. >> i believe it doesn't matter what race you are, how you look, how your hair is, you justed in to be yourself, and still you need to set a good example for your people and your family so that you can still walk out. >> the event in oakland was one of a hundred so-called justice for trayvon rallies across the nation. they want the federal government to do what george zimmerman's floor j

>>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. gunfire killed one man and one clinging to life at san francisco general hospital. the shooting at oh fairly and larkin streets. tomas ramon tells us what happened. >> it's like the old west. >> this man wanted to be identified only as russ. he is describing a gun fight that broke out saturday night. he lives here in the apartments he started counting the shots at 9:40. >> i missed the first two and i counted 15 shots. >> police chief says one man was in the middle street shooting at others when officers arrived. >> the suspect when he was in the intersection was shooting that what they believe to be two suspects that were on the north side of the street shooting back at him. >> chief says two groups were involved in the shooting as they shot at each other. one man also targeted officers. >> suspect turned on officers. one officer fired rounds at the suspect did not hit the suspect. >> police say 24-year-old died here in front of the apartments from shots fired by one of the groups. a

. >> ama: the estranged wife of the map driving a limousine that caught on fire says he was on the foam movements before five of his passengers were killed. the san jose mercury news talked to rachel hernandez brown for her her first comments. she says her husband, oroville brown, turned up the music to drown out their shouting match while he was driving. she told him to get off the phone and stop bothering her. she said her husband had kicked and dented her car hours before the fire. the two separated a month earlier. we tried contact braun and his -- brown and his lawyer for their reaction but they did not return our call. the d.a. is now considering how to move forward. five nurses were killed that night while out celebrating a friend's wedding. >> we have breaking news tonight as a boater is leading the coast guard on a low-speed chase that started at richardson bay at 4:00 this afternoon when coast guard officers tried to board the boat. they say the people threatened them and took off. went over the golden gate bridge and is now out in the pacific and the boat is going five to eig

ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> some drivers in marin county may have spotted fake road signs this week. gite prank is so well -- >> the prank is so well done you maybe didn't even notice. just blew through this speed limit sign and it says speed enforced by drones. the chp doesn't use drones. >> the highways were spotted on the 101 and novato on monday. cal trans removed them. chp has no idea who put them up. but they are watching those drones. no. come and join us on sunday in golden gate park for the san francisco aidswalk. it is another fabulous event. a 415-615 walk. we need you out there. >> i'm ama dates. thank you for joining us. >> from all of us here, appreciate your time, connect with us when you wish on twitter at abc7 news bay area on >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, michael c. hall. from "despicable me 2," miranda cosgrove. and music from zz ward. with cleto and the cletones. and now with the greatest of ease, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and appl

ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> some drivers in marin county may have spotted fake road signs this week. gite prank is so well -- >> the prank is so well done you maybe didn't even notice. just blew through this speed limit sign and it says speed enforced by drones. the chp doesn't use drones. >> the highways were spotted on the 101 and novato on monday. cal trans removed them. chp has no idea who put them up. but they are watching those drones. no. come and join us on sunday in golden gate park for the san francisco aidswalk. it is another fabulous event. a 415-615 walk. we need you out there. >> i'm ama dates. thank you for joining us. >> from all of us here, appreciate your time, connect with us when you wish on twitter at abc7 news bay area on your mobile devices and facebook as well. have a great weekend. see you at aidswalk.

>> dan and ama, it has been a costly week for everyone. people who had to drive cars have paid more in parking, gas and toll fees. bart employees haven't been paid. and bart says it lost $3.9 million in revenue and the cost of busing people around. the sight of those trains coming in is bringing a lot of relief. they rolled in shortly after 3:00 this afternoon. the first bart train since the strike began on monday. >> i'm happy because i couldn't have done it for more than five days. >> the trains were sparsely populated during the evening rush. there seemed to be a lot of uncertainty. >> have i to admit i was a -- i have to admit that i was a bit nervous because the trains weren't running for a few days. >> describe the feeling.

i'm ama dates. we will have more on the protests in a few minutes. first, the decision came down about 7:00 p.m. tonight which is 10:00 p.m. in florida. marcy gonzalez takes us in the courtroom for the reaction. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> george zimmerman is a free man. >> your gps monitor will be cutoff when you exit the courtroom over here. you have no further business with the court. >> the 29-year-old smiling. his wife in tears upon learning the found zimmerman not guilty of both manslaughter and second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin. >> i think the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. >> we are so proud to stand before you and to tell you that when we announced the charges 15 months ago we also promised that we would seek

. >> ama: also in oakland today, workers cleaned up businesses, damaged in last night's violent march. here's the major vandalism done bay small group of protesters. reporter: downtown oakland is riddled with damage from the demonstration that turned to destruction. sky 7hd shows hundred people marching from the plaza after the verdict was read. they shattered win toys, graffitid businesses, set fires, and even strandized a police car. at one restaurant, appropriateses used bike locks to break windows and customers took cover. >> it was scary for everyone. but even with the staff, everyone understands why people are so angry. so there's not a lot of animosity, but one of our girls was push up against the wall, and so that's not okay. >> down the block at sears.

ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >>> some drivers in marin county may have spotted fake road signs this week. gite prank is so well -- >> the prank is so well done you maybe didn't even notice. just blew through this speed limit sign and it says speed enforced by drones. the chp doesn't use drones. >> the highways were spotted on the 101 and novato on monday. cal trans removed them. chp has no idea who put them up. but they are watching those drones. no. come and join us on sunday in golden gate park for the san francisco aidswalk. it is another fabulous event. a 415-615 walk. we need you out there. >> i'm ama dates. thank you for joining us. >> from all of us here, appreciate your time, connect with us when you wish on twitter at abc7 news bay area on when i became the first female to win the biggest loser life focused on calorie counting, diet and exercise. and although all that stuff is still very important i'm realizing to truly live big i need to live life to the fullest, doing new things

good evening, i'm ama daetz. we begin our team coverage with reporter john alston who shows us the big rally in oakland today. >> reporter: they packed the front of the federal building in downtown oakland, men and women of varying racing, some wearing hoodies similar to the outfit he had on when he died. several were teenagers like 13-year-old david. >> i believe that it doesn't matter what race you are, how you look, how your hair is, i can still be yourself and set a good example for your people and family. >> the event is oakland was hundred so-called justice for trayvon rallies across the nation organized by civil rights activist al sharpton. they wanted the federal government to do what george zimmerman jury did not. >> we cannot allow this verdict of george zimmerman to stand. we can't stop here. we have to keep going. >> some the crowd were not as sympathetic when mayor jean quan, angry over police tactics over protestors and afr. >> whether you are black or white or whether... >> reporter: unlike recent

. >> ama: next at 6:00. we're keeping an eye on protests underway after last night's decision in the george zimmerman trial, as well as cleanup from the damage. >> we'll tell you why zimmerman's legal problems are not over. >> a local blues musician is attacked on stage for his stance on the case. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ama: one day after a jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murdering an unarmed african-american teen oakland is cleaning up. a protest last night turned chaotic. today more protests are underway in oakland and san francisco. i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look from sky 7hd above the protest in oakland. hundreds-marching westbound. john alston is on the ground in oakland. reporter: this all began with a rally and speeches, and then at ten after five that group of people went on the move, 200 or so protesters started moving downs broadway toward the waterfront. they're angry at the not guilty verdict of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. they are heading hea

ama daetz tonight. police are searching for a shooter. gunfire erupted just after 7:00 tonight. a man was shot at 29th and geary. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. also tonight, a man is likely to face charges after allegedly causing a car crash that killed a woman in san leandro. the deadly crash happened at 2:30 this morning on washington boulevard. keira talked with neighbors about the 57-year-old woman who died. >> very caring, went to church every sunday. >> neighbors and family spent the day consoling one another after their beloved neighbor was killed and her husband was left fighting for his life following an early morning head-on collision. >> they were very, very nice people. very sweet. they would barbecue for everybody. >> they were driving north on san leandro and another car speeding at hundred miles an hour hit them head-on. moments before that, the police saw the driver speed past him but lost sight of him. >> as he pulled off on washington and made his turnaround on the blind curve the vehicle had struck another vehicle head-on. >> the early mo

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ama president on "newsmakers," here on c-span. by america'sated public companies commit brontË is that -- cable companies. >> interviews from the cable show in washington dc. we will look at issues a thing of the cable industry with craig moffett and learn about the wireless bureau with bureau chief ruth milkman. >> who want to introduce you to craig moffett who is managing partner at a group called moffett to research. what do you do for a living? what i cover the equities. the stocks and telephone companies. i cover the equities. i just target my own firm. >> how did you get into that line of business customer >> i was an analyst for 11 years. after a short detour the running an internet business in 1999, i went back to the telecom world and started writing about the industry. when you speak to people, do they listen? >> i hope so. that is the goal. i am probably no better on wall street as a cable and satellite analysts. i think of myself as a telecom guy having 25 years in the industry. too very close -- they are two very clo

ama dates, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, a discarded cigarette is blamed tonight for a fire that burned people out of a campbell apartment complex. teak a look at the bottom of your screen you can see people making a mad dash out of the building. the cigarette was in an ashtray on the balcony and it quickly set a privacy partition on fire. no one was hurt and the red cross is helping those displaced by the flames. >> a major blow to thousands of students. city college has lost its accreditation. angry students protested. the decision came from the accrediting commission of schools and colleges that says the college fell short in nearly all of the areas requiring improvement. students today had mixed reactions. >> i feel like the people are here to help me and i am willing to wait it out. >> they already downsized the college. they cut so many of our programs of our services. >> pebding appeal the uh -- pending appeal the college will end next july. classes will continue and the students will get college credit again at least through july. >>> this just in from the bart talks. they said

>> ama, traffic is a mess on i-80 eastbound. behind me you can see traffic moving very, very slowly near the seminary exit. that's where the shooting went down. sky 7hd was over the scene and at this point three eastbound lanes of 580 are shut and one westbound lane is shut. you can see traffic backed up for a mile and the vehicle that was involved, a red car with some glass on the freeway as well as evidence of possible shell casings you can see from sky 7hd. we talked to some neighbors who say they heard six gunshots around 8:30. >> i counted them. i asked my neighbor and she said, yes, i heard six, pow, pow, pow. but we hear them a lot around here, unfortunately. >> did you hear a car crash at all? >> no, and normally we would. that's why i am shocked. normally we would hear a car crash. >> i heard a couple of gunshots and probably two i think, two or three maybe. just a short period of time passed and i heard return fire, one right after another. >> numerous chp vehicles and opd vehicles on i-580 eastbound trying to sort th

>> ama, traffic is a mess on i-80 eastbound. behind me you can see traffic moving very, very slowly near the seminary exit. that's where the shooting went down. sky 7hd was over the scene and at this point three eastbound lanes of 580 are shut and one westbound lane is shut. you can see traffic backed up for a mile and the vehicle that was involved, a red car with some glass on the freeway as well as evidence of possible shell casings you can see from sky 7hd. we talked to some neighbors who say they heard six gunshots around 8:30. >> i counted them. i asked my neighbor and she said, yes, i heard six, pow, pow, pow. but we hear them a lot around here, unfortunately. >> did you hear a car crash at all? >> no, and normally we would. that's why i am shocked. normally we would hear a car crash. >> i heard a couple of gunshots and probably two i think, two or three maybe. just a short period of time passed and i heard return fire, one right after another. >> numerous chp vehicles and opd vehicles on i-580 eastbound trying to sort th

if not the ama or doctors, who, the government? >> there should be -- what we're trying to do in this bill is set up an independent panel. there would be doctors on there because you need expertise about what something actually requires, but you have some people that have no financial interest in it. if you have someone for surgeons and one for the neurologists and one more the radiologists. they all have a financial interest in it. we want people that do not have a financial interest that are going to get more or less pay from what they decide on this committee. that is the only way you can get an independent committee that people understand the field and make reasonable judgments on what doctors ought to be paid. >> rick: i've reading response from the medical community and ama admits the system is flawed, but i just wonder what are you are going to run up against if you say the government is going to dictate how much doctors are going to get paid. do you think we're going to run the risk here of discouraging smart young men and

i'm ama dates of the abc7 news reporter john alston has been following the story, and he joins us live from the coast guard station in sausalito. john? >> moments ago the coast guard identified the suspect as john mccormick, no age or hometown given. they are trying to piece together what prompted this chase today. that 30-foot sailboat is docked at the coast guard station in sausalito. it is unknown who owns the boat or whether it was stolen. there are no identifying markings on it. only on abc7 news, the end of the line for the man suspected of leading the coast guard on a three-hour chase from sausalito to the pacific ocean. he was marched off the sailboat at the coast guard station in sausalito around 9:00. 5* team launched from a coast guard cuter ended the standoff. >> first we came alongside with our guns drawn, and the master said we will be compliant. we went on board. for the most part the boarding team relayed he was compliant. the altercation would have put him into custody. an it will ter location then did ensue. >> reporter: it went on for hours. the coast guard vessel wo

i'm ama dates of the abc7 news reporter john alston has been following the story, and he joins us live from the coast guard station in sausalito. john? >> moments ago the coast guard identified the suspect as john mccormick, no age or hometown given. they are trying to piece together what prompted this chase today. that 30-foot sailboat is docked at the coast guard station in sausalito. it is unknown who owns the boat or whether it was stolen. there are no identifying markings on it. only on abc7 news, the end of the line for the man suspected of leading the coast guard on a three-hour chase from sausalito to the pacific ocean. he was marched off the sailboat at the coast guard station in sausalito around 9:00. 5* team launched from a coast guard cuter ended the standoff. >> first we came alongside with our guns drawn, and the master said we will be compliant. we went on board. for the most part the boarding team relayed he was compliant. the altercation would have put him into custody. an it will ter location then did ensue. >> reporter: it went on for hours. the coast w vessel would

ama dates, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, a discarded cigarette is blamed tonight for a fire that burned people out of a campbell apartment complex. teak a look at the bottom of your screen you can see people making a mad dash out of the building. the cigarette was in an ashtray on the balcony and it quickly set a privacy partition on fire. no one was hurt and the red cross is helping those displaced by the flames. >> a major blow to thousands of students. city college has lost its accreditation. angry students protested. the decision came from the accrediting commission of schools and colleges that says the college fell short in nearly all of the areas requiring improvement. students today had mixed reactions. >> i feel like the people are here to help me and i am willing to wait it out. >> they already downsized the college. they cut so many of our programs of our services. >> pebding appeal the uh -- pending appeal the college will end next july. classes will continue and the students will get college credit again at least through july. >>> this just in from the bart talks. they said

good evening, i'm ama daetz. let's economic with abc7 news meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: right now a slight chance -- let me show you what we will be keeping our eye on, especially tuesday. the fog moving inland this hour, but shifting over to the syria, you can see the thunderstorms building, and travel into southern california has just been crazy today, with isolated heavy severe thunderstorms near san diego, los angeles county, over towards barstow and palm springs. here's the satellite come's -- composite. this rotation towards northern california, and looks like tonight near fresno, they could see some isolateed thunderstormses, and in another day the bay area could see a few isolated

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. >>> dijo que ella lo ama y que decidiÓ quedarse. winer participÓ de un foro de salud tras esta declaraciÓn. >>> uno de sus rivales pidiÓ que se retirarÁ de la contienda. y thompson llamÓ las acciones alarmantes, y dijo que deberÍa poner a los neoyorquinos primero. y un reportero le preguntÓ por una mujer de indiana, y no quiso responder. al parecer algunos electores estÁn dispuestosa perdonarle. >>> puede tener una persona una segunda oportunidad. >>> anthony dijo que intercambÓo mensajes con la mujer, por ahora anÓnima, en el verano pasado. >>> el picante es un ingrediente de la comida mexicana, difÍcil imaginar unos buenos tacos con, y un estudio generÓ polÉmica, que asegura que tienen un elevado nivel de plomo estas salsas que usamos. >>> posiblemente es una de las miles de personas que utilizan salsa picante. pero un estudio dice que pudiera estar consumiendo salsa con alto contenido de plomo. >>> hace mucho tiempo que se consume. >>> este estudio se baso en varias marcas, examinaron botellas, determinÓ que 4 marca

larry, ama? >> thank you so much. the chief was saying that the perimeter is shrinking back down. 800 block is going to be shut down sometime. our news reporter sergio quintana is live at the scene tell us about where you are. >> i'm catty corner to triple a brannon. you've got to tell police officers standing outside of the door we've been seeing activity there for a half hour or so this, is a building where this happened. this is where the chief described what happened inside. from what we understand, talking to people inside of the building when this unfolded, there was a man walking into a jewelry store in, the basement of the building, the police believe that that man has been to this building before. there is video surveillance of some of the jewelry stores inside the basement of the building. that basically illustrates what happened. there was some gunshots. there were two women who were shot, unfortunately they're deceased. police say there is another person also wounded. the suspect ran out of the building an

ama? >> thank you. >> the san diego county clerk asking the california supreme court to stop same-sex marriages. the clerk file that had petition today, it argues same-sex marriages are still illegal in california, despite a u.s. supreme court ruling last month. the petition claims the high court decision only applies to alameda and los angeles counties where couples in the original federal lawsuit live. morn, the california supreme court rejected a similar request by same-sex marriage opponents. >> still to come on abc 7 news, why some residents in the east bay are worried about plans to do something with this cemetery. >> also... a plan to bring license plates into the digital age where this doesn't sit well with privacy groups. >> hundreds of college bound students who took advanced placement tests swril to retake them. [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the 2, 3, even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announc

i'm ama dates. crowds are turning violent in oakland tonight. we are getting reports that rocks rocks and bought el its are being -- bottles are being thrown at police and reporters are being attacked by protesters. here is the latest on the tense situations. >> for more than three hours protesters had complete control of 14th and broadway preventing cars from getting through. around 8:30, police opened the intersection to traffic. but it quickly deteriorated when demonstrators surrounded the frightened drivers who found themselves trapped. the crowd forced them to turn around. oakland police officers who were near the corner were treated leaving the helpless drivers without police protection nearby. it is unknown who gave that command. hundreds gathered to protest the acquital of george zimmerman in the killing of trayvon martin. >> last night's verdict. it didn't sit well in my heart. >> i don't feel that jury was representative of that community. i think the prosecutor did a poor job of presentin

amas show. right. the idea of was this really an economic speech, political speech looking to the midterm elections? what do you think his real goal was? >> nighter. what it really was, in washington we talk about the outside in game. has been place successfully by presidents of the past. ronald reagan, bill clint, and george w. bush when you go tohe public. charles, have an idea. congress is blocking me. i want to do this or that. come with me and help me on stock this out of congress. the president cims that is what he was doing. j kearney and others said he will go talk to the american @%ople to rally them. what he was really doing was playing the inside out game. he went to other places to turn around and pick a bubble are and say reporters, shame on you. don't cover for the scandals. republicans, smen you. you people in america and poor people. he went to other places to talk to washington. it was not about economics or mamanufacturing. is what he thinks washington ought to be focused on. >> the f

de la contienda no quieren que participe, pero que cuenta con el apoyo de su esposa que reiterÓ que ama a su marido. >>> lo amo, lo perdone, creo en Él, durante dos aÑos winer dio la impresiÓn de someterse a tratamientos y esfuerzos para reconstruir su hogar, pero apareciÓ en una pÁgina de internet bajo el nombre de carlos danger, y revela fotografÍas con una joven de 22 aÑos, y dijo que esa relaciÓn ocurriÓ el verano pasado y dijo estar agradecido por la segunda oportunidad de su esposa. >>> una cosa no tiene que ver con la otrapuede ser un buen candidato. >>> la ciudad de nueva york necesita gobernantes integros, personas que tengan principios morales. >>> segÚn este experto, revela la dimensiÓn humana de los polÍticos. >>> es sincero cuando dice que quiere cambiar, esto lo costÓ su puesto polÍtico, esto le puede costar su matrimonio, y quiere cambiar, estoy seguro, tambiÉn demuestra lo difÍcil que es cambiar esos aspectos Íntimos. >>> hasta aspetos que supera con su esposa que se mantuvo firme al lado de su esposo como lo hizo hillary clinton. >>> a pesar del nuevo e