katie marzullo got this shot of a rainbow backed by stormy skies. blue skies to remind us that spring is around the corner. >> we're going to be closing out winter with wet weather and beginning spring with another storm. take a look at live doppler 7. it is the quiet phase. we did have storms moving across parts of the north bay. reports of thunderstorms that moved across the north bay and hail as well. do want to show you a picture of the hail from petaluma. thank you for this photo. you can see the hail all over the road there, on the storm impact scale, the next system is a level one. scattered showers, breezy conditions. could see more thunder and hail, and snow is possible over the highest peaks. so this storm is going to be a cold one. hour by hour look at that timeline is coming right up. ama? >> sonoma county is the latest county warning residents about toxic shellfish in its waters. they are advising people not to eat recreationally harvested clams or scallops. one person has already been hospitalized after eating mussels on sunday. >>> un

let's get to abc7 news reporter katie marzullo. katie? >> reporter: dan anda alma, i talked with passengers who were on the bumpy flight. it appears the cause of the illness was turbulence. >> you feel like you're on a little roller coaster for most of the flight. so just up and down constantly. >> row level, oscillation, kind of back and forth the whole time. we got stuck in a sway and never really left it. >> reporter: hours of turbulence on a delta flight from minneapolis started a chain reaction of illness. the san jose fire department said two passengers vomited followed by five more. >> at one point, i mean, it was so -- kneeling down in the aisle and i found a bag and gave to to her. >> reporter: the plane landed just before 7:30. emergency crews were waiting. >> there was a fire truck waiting, a lot of personnel, airplane staff was at the gate waiting. everyone seemed to really panic. >> reporter: those who were sick were told to stay in their seats while everyone else got off the plane. ultimately no one was taken to the hospital

let's get to abc7 news reporter katie marzullo. katie? >> reporter: dan anda alma, i talked with passengers who were on the bumpy flight. it appears the cause of the illness was turbulence. >> you feel like you're on a little roller coaster for most of the flight. so just up and down constantly. >> row level, oscillation, kind of back and forth the whole time. we got stuck in a sway and never really left it. >> reporter: hours of turbulence on a delta flight from minneapolis started a chain reaction of illness. the san jose fire department said two passengers vomited followed by five more. >> at one point, i mean, it was so -- kneeling down in the aisle and i found a bag and her. >> reporter: the plane landed just before 7:30. emergency crews were waiting. >> there was a fire truck waiting, a lot of personnel, airplane staff was at the gate waiting. everyone seemed to really panic. >> reporter: those who were sick were told to stay in their seats while everyone else got off the plane. ultimately no one was taken to the hospital. at san jo

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> trouble for another south bay school district. abc7 news was in san jose when hundreds offal um rock union school district students walked out of school with their parents to rally in front of the district office. they say the board is mismanaging the district. the u.s. securities and exchange commission is currently investigating the district's handling of bond funds. >> the san francisco planning commission has voted to block a condo conversion that made headlines when a 100-year-old woman was evicted. tenant advocates argued the owner misled the apartment by failing to state he evicted iris in february. she died after suffering a stroke. canada hadn't actually lived in the unit for years. something her family denied. >> a group of local and state officials toured santa clara county's oldest domestic violence service provider today to learn how to better help their constituents in crisis. abc7 news was in san jose at the nonprofit next door solutions. the group walked through the emergency shelter and met with volunteers and sta

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> in the meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to publicly warn of impending immigration raids has attracted the attention of the white house. >> i think it's outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities and certainly put them in danger by making a move such as that. and that's currently under review by the department of justice. >> mayor schaaf today said she is not aware of any investigation into her actions by the d.o.j. she has defended her warnings saying the i.c.e. raids are political retaliation against california by the trump administration. schaaf this week reaffirmed oakland's status as a sanctuary city. >> new at 11:00, two more major retailers taking action on gun control tonight. l.l. bean has announced it will stop selling guns to anyone under 21 and its flagship store in maine. r.e.i. spended its relationship with those with popular brands because it also manufactures gun and ammunition. and tonight a congresswoman who survived an assassination attempt was here in the bay area, hopeful for real gun cont

katie marzullo has the story. >> he was such a vibrant presence. i have difficulty speaking of him in the past tense. >> reporter: stanford law professor robert weisberg is still in shock over the death of christopher zanetis. he called him a brilliant young lawyer and amazing human being. >> it's hard to believe how much he did in his life. >> reporter: zanetis was serving a tour with the 106th rescue wing of the air national guard. he and six other soldiers were killed when their helicopter hit a power line and crashed in iraq thursday. in addition to being a rescue helicopter pilot and attorney, zanetis was a new york fire marshal. he joined the fire department after the 9/11 attacks. he was also an intelligence consultant for nato. >> he'd say, i will have to miss class tomorrow. i've been summoned to peru to do an earthquake helicopter rescue, or professor weisberg, i will have to be a day late on the paper. i can't exactly tell you why. let's just say it's part of my job with nato intelligence. they just summoned me to europe. >> joe reed met

katie marzullo got this shot of a rainbow backed by stormy skies. blue skies to remind us that spring is around the corner. >> we're going to be closing out winter with wet weather and beginning spring with another storm. take a look at live doppler 7. it is the quiet phase. we did have storms moving across parts of the north bay. reports of thunderstorms that moved across the north bay and hail as well. do want to show you a picture of the hail from petaluma. thank you for this photo. you can see the hail all over the road there, on the storm impact scale, the next system is a level one. scattered showers, breezy conditions. could see more thunder and hail, and snow is possible over the highest peaks. so this storm is going to be a cold one. hour by hour look at that timeline is coming right up. ama? >> sonoma county is the latest county warning residents about toxic shellfish in its waters. they are advising people not to eat recreationally harvested clams or scallops. one person has already been hospitalized after eating mussels on sunday. >>> un

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story from the hardest hit areas. >> shattered glass littered the sidewalk along alum rock avenue. the windows still in place or peppered with these marks, the businesses sprayed by an apparent bb gun. >> this person is not going to get away with it. >> reporter: javier sandoval believes he caught the shooter's car on surveillance video. watch the upper left corner of the screen. that's a black charger driving by when the window is shot out. this is bad. this is something that police should really take very serious. because it's a lot of damage. i mean, it makes you like you want to quit the business and just do something else. >> the restaurant next door was also hit. not only are new windows costing him thousands of dollars, the vandalism also cost him customers. >> they don't know if it's a real shotgun or a baby gun or whatever. people kind of got scared. some people they just go back, they don't want to come inside. >> san jose police said there were at least a dozen storefronts and cars hit between 8:30 monday night and 8:30 tuesday mornin

in santa clara, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> all right. we have breaking news in san leandro tonight. that's where police exchanged gunfire with a suspect. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with more. cornell. >> reporter: dan, i just spoke with san leandro police officers who do confirm one suspect was wounded in that exchange of gunfire. another suspect still outstanding tonight in this neighborhood. now, we do want to show you a video of a suspect being placed into an ambulance just a short time ago. following an exchange of gunfire with officers where he was wounded. police say they were initially investigating auto burglary suspects in the parking lot of the bay fair mall in san leandro when they say the suspects' vehicle rammed a police car. that's when gunfire was exchanged between officers and the suspects. police say a second suspect got away. that person still outstanding in this neighborhood, and a shelter in place warning now in effect for the neighborhood of hispe rio n boulevard, halcian and washington. police are pa

she's proving them right. >> katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> coming up on 4:46. national puppy day is two days away. we're pretty excited about it. >> beginning at 4:30 friday morning, we'll live stream our puppy cam on abc 7, abc7news.com and abc 7 news app. we'll be cuddling with the puppy guests all morning long. the aim is to find them forever homes. post a photo or video with the #puppies on 7. we've been getting a lot of cute ones. here are a few. you may see your best friend on air or online. >> my favorite one in the top right corner. i thought that was so funny. >> they look so excited. >> it is really the best day of the yearment i hope you join us on friday. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> raining cats and dogs, mike? >> it could be later on. the heavy rain is coming in. i'm not sure what kind of umbrella you use for that. you'll find something to keep yourself dry. the heaviest of the rain down in so cal. it's heading from santa barbara through the big sur coast and into the top of that atmospheric river. ever

at sap center, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> three day care workers in illinois are accused of giving theleep enhancer melatonin to toddlers. police say the women fed gummies infused with the calming chemical to 2-year-olds just before nap time. the women said they didn't think the chemical was dangerous. doctors say there is no evidence proving that, but supplements have unreliable measurements of melatonin. the women face child endangerment and battery charges. >>> a warrant has been issued for the arrest of former oakland raiders linebacker aldon smith. he is suspected of domestic violence. smith's fiancee told tmz she is the victim. they gotten gauged about two weeks ago. police say he attacked her saturday night at his home in san francisco. smith is facing four misdemeanors. his fiancee said her parents helped him check into rehab. police are working with smith's attorney to arrange a surrender. the raiders have released him. >>> thousands of cannabis convictions in sonoma county could be dismissed. riht now prosecutors are reviewing at least 3,000 prior convictions. they've alr

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> 4:34 now. happening today, regions expected to raise tuitions for thousands out of state students. it would add almost a thousand dollars to tuition they would pay. it would bring it to $41,000 a year. it's expected to raise 35 million. they may raise tuition for california residents if lawmakers don't kbif the university for money. >>> two are dead while a car overturned escaping immigration agents in kern county. they were killed when the suv crashed into a utility pole. this happened in delano tuesday morning. according to i.c.e., the man matched the description of a wanted suspect. it turns out he was not the wanted person. the l.a. times reports the chase started when deportation officers tried to contact the driver and he sped off. officials say the man was convicted in 2014 of driving under the influence. the woman had no prior encounters with i.c.e. they are leaving behind six children. >>> happening today, a san francisco jury expected to begin deliberations in the case of a police off

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has our story. >> reporter: santa clara hosted a citizenship resource fair sunday night. vice mayor proud of the city's sanctuary status. >> our city is all-inclusive. we respect everybody. >> reporter: based on e-mails and documents obtained through a public records request, intercept reported that i.c.e. used back-end facebook data to locate immigrants to be deported. i.c.e. responded with a statement that reads in part, the recent accusation that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement requested information from facebook to find and track aliens for the purpose of making administrative arrests due to civil immigration violations is baseless. the intercept cited a specific example of a person tracked by i.c.e. in new mexico. facebook respond ed in this case i.c.e. sent valid legal process to us in an investigation said to involve an active child predator. even so, an immigrant rights attorney offered this advice to all facebook users. >> any time you are logged into a service, there is associated information that law enforcement could have access to

katie marzullo shows us long-time customers said good-bye. >> diana lives in washington state but she came back to menlo park to say good-bye to the oasis beer garden. >> it's where i can always come and there were -- i was surrounded by people who love me, took care of me. >> the owner, whose father started the business, said they couldn't come to an agreement on -- >> there's a popcorn machine there and baskets with potato chips and plastic liners that i was taught how to fill when i was 4 and 5 years old. >> the same age he started hearing the stories from the oasis. >> president john f. kennedy came in here and drank beer. j. edgar hoover drank beer here. prince of england drank beer here. >> not to mention coaches, sports fans and -- >> he's been here more than 30 years. >> i thought it would outlive me. >> i was not going to miss coming here. it was marked on my calendar. they have the bs pizza in the area. >> taste and tradition that won't soon be forgotten. >> in menlo park, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> that made me hungry. >> i know. me too. those fries looked good. >> and

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has our story. >> reporter: santa clara hosted a citizenship resource fair sunday night. vice mayor proud of the city's sanctuary status. >> our city is all-inclusive. we respect everybody. >> reporter: based on e-mails and documents obtained through a public records request, intercept reportedhat i.c.e. used back-end facebook data to locate immigrants to be deported. i.c.e. responded with a statement that reads in part, the recent accusation that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement requested information from facebook to find and track aliens for the purpose of making administrative arrests due to civil immigration violations is baseless. the intercept cited a specific example of a person tracked by i.c.e. in new mexico. facebook respond ed in this case i.c.e. sent valid legal process to us in an investigation said to involve an active child predator. even so, an immigrant rights attorney offered this advice to all facebook users. >> any time you are logged into a service, there is associated information that law enforcement could have access to th

katie marzullo has the story. >> he was such a vibrant presence. i have difficulty speaking of him in the past tense. >> reporter: stanford law professor robert weisberg is still in shock over the death of christopher zanetis. he called him a brilliant young lawyer and amazing human being. >> it's hard to believe how much he did in his life. >> reporter: zanetis was serving a tour with the 106th rescue wing of the air national guard. he and six other soldiers were killed when their helicopter hit a power line and crashed in iraq thursday. in addition to being a rescue helicopter pilot and attorney, zanetis was a new york fire marshal. he joined the fire department after the 9/11 attacks. he was also an intelligence consultant for nato. >> he'd say, i will have to miss class tomorrow. i've been summoned to peru to do an earthquake helicopter rescue, or professor weisberg, i will have to be a day late on the paper. i can't exactly tell you why. let's just say it's part of my job with nato intelligence. they just summoned me to europe. >> joe reed met

in santa clara, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> all right. we have breaking news in san leandro tonight. that's where police exchanged gunfire with a suspect. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with more. cornell. >> reporter: dan, i just spoke with san leandro police officers who do confirm one suspect was wounded in that exchange of gunfire. another suspect still outstanding tonight in this neighborhood. now, we do want to show you a video of a suspect being placed into an ambulance just a short time ago. following an exchange of gunfire with officers where he was wounded. police say they were initially investigating auto burglary suspects in the parking lot of the bay fair mall in san leandro when they say the suspects' vehicle rammed a police car. that's when gunfire was exchanged between officers and the suspects. police say a second suspect got away. that person still outstanding in this neighborhood, and a shelter in place warning now in effect for the neighborhood of hispe rio n boulevard, halcian and washington. police are pa

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> in the meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to publicly warn of impending immigration raids has attracted the attention of the white house. >> i think it's outrageous that a mayor would circumvent federal authorities and certainly put them in danger by making a move such as that. and that's currently under review by the department of justice. >> mayor schaaf today said she is not aware of any investigation into her actions by the d.o.j. she has defended her warnings saying the i.c.e. raids are political retaliation against california by the trump administration. schaaf this week reaffirmed oakland's status as a sanctuary city. >> new at 11:00, two more major retailers taking action on gun control tonight. l.l. bean has announced it will stop selling guns to anyone under 21 and its flagship store in maine. r.e.i. spended its relationship with those with popular brands because it also manufactures gun and ammunition. and tonight a congresswoman who survived an assassination attempt was here in the bay area, hopeful for real gun cont

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> trouble for another south bay school district. abc7 news was in san jose when hundreds offal um rock union school district students walked out of school with their parents to rally in front of the district office. they say the board is mismanaging the district. the u.s. securities and exchange commission is currently investigating the district's handling of bond funds. >> the san francisco planning commission has voted to block a condo conversion that made headlines when a 100-year-old woman was evicted. tenant advocates argued the owner misled the apartment by failing to state he evicted iris in february. she died after suffering a stroke. canada hadn't actually lived in the unit for years. something her family denied. >> a group of local and state officials toured santa clara county's oldest domestic violence service provider today to learn how to better help their constituents in crisis. abc7 news was in san jose at the nonprofit next door solutions. the group walked through the emergency shelter and met with volunteers and sta

in santa clara, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> all right. we have breaking news in san leandro tonight. that's where police exchanged gunfire with a suspect. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with more. cornell. >> reporter: dan, i just spoke with san leandro police officers who do confirm one suspect was wounded in that exchange of gunfire. another suspect still outstanding tonight in this neighborhood. now, we do want to show you a video of a suspect being placed into an ambulance just a short time ago. following an exchange of gunfire with officers where he was wounded. police say they were initially investigating auto burglary suspects in the parking lot of the bay fair mall in san leandro when they say the suspects' vehicle rammed a police car. that's when gunfire was exchanged between officers and the suspects. police say a second suspect got away. that person still outstanding in this neighborhood, and a shelter in place warning now in effect for the neighborhood of hispe rio n boulevard, washington. police are part of the in

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story from the hardest hit areas. >> shattered glass littered the sidewalk along alum rock avenue. the windows still in place or peppered with these marks, the businesses sprayed by an apparent bb gun. >> this person is not going to get away with it. >> reporter: javier sandoval believes he caught the shooter's car on surveillance video. watch the upper left corner of the screen. that's a black charger driving by when the window is shot out. this is bad. this is something that police should really take very serious. because it's a lot of damage. i mean, it makes you like you want to quit the business and just do something else. >> the restaurant next door was also hit. not only are new windows costing him thousands of dollars, the vandalism also cost him customers. >> they don't know if it's a real shotgun or a baby gun or whatever. people kind of got scared. some people they just go back, they don't want to come inside. >> san jose police said there were at least a dozen storefronts and cars hit between 8:30 monday night and 8:30 tuesday mornin

. >> reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: santa clara host add citizenship resource fair. proud of the city's sanctuary status. >> our city is all inclusive. we respect everybody. >> reporter: based on e-mails and documents obtained through a public records request media outlet the intercept reported that i.c.e. used back end facebook data to locate immigrants to be deported. i.c.e. responded with a statement that reads in part, the recent accusation that u.s. immigration and customs enforcement has requested information from facebook in order to find and track aliens for the purpose of making administrative arrests due to civil immigration violations is baseless. the intercept cited a specific example of a person tracked by i.c.e. facebook responded saying, quote, in this case our records show that i.c.e. sent valid legal process to us in an investigation said to involve an active child predator. even so , an immigrants lawyer spoke. >> there is associated information that a lot of people have access to that could help identify your location. >> reporter: it is getting o

at sap center, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> three day care workers in illinois are accused of giving the sleep enhancer melatonin to toddlers. police say the women fed gummies infused with the calming chemical to 2-year-olds just before nap time. the women said they didn't think the chemical was dangerous. doctors say there is no evidence proving that, but supplements have unreliable measurements of melatonin. the women face child endangerment and battery charges. >>> a warrant has been issued for the arrest of former oakland raiders linebacker aldon smith. he is suspected of domestic violence. smith's fiancee told tmz she is the victim. they gotten gauged about two weeks ago. police say he attacked her saturday night at his home in san francisco. smith is facing four misdemeanors. his fiancee said her parents helped him check into rehab. police are working with smith's attorney to arrange a surrender. the raiders have released him. >>> thousands of cannabis convictions in sonoma county could be dismissed. riht now prosecutors are reviewing at least 3,000 prior convictions. they've a

katie marzullo with more. >> reporter: surveillance video of robbery in progress. pull pulled gun out of pocket and grabbed cash from register. gas station on snell avenue. not working but striebd coworker told him. >> $20 bill. open register, want to give $10 back. opened register and showed the gun. >> daniel mendoza is said to be the gunman in the video. responsible for at least five robberies, jack in the box and gas stations and 7-elevens in san jose. deputies believe he's committed other robberies throughout the bay area. mostly points gun at clerk and takes cash or lottery scratchers. 2017 black jeep renegade with black and yellow plates. call san jose police with information. abc7 news. >>> national rifle association has filed a lawsuit to block new gun control legislation in florida. saying violates the second amendment by raising age to purchase guns to 21 for rifles. hours after rick scott signed the landmark school safety and gun control bill. prompted by parkland school massacre that killed 17 people on flenltine's day. >> looks like president trump a.

katie marzullo with more. >> reporter: surveillance video of robbery in progress. pull pulled gun out of pocket and grabbed cash from register. gas station on snell avenue. not working but striebd coworker told him. >> $20 bill. open register, want to give $10 back. opened register and showed the gun. >> daniel mendoza is said to be the gunman in the video. responsible for at least five robberies, jack in the box and gas stations and 7-elevens san jose. deputies believe he's committed other robberies throughout the bay area. mostly points gun at clerk and takes cash or lottery scratchers. 2017 black jeep renegade with black and yellow plates. call san jose police with information. abc7 news. >>> national rifle association has filed a lawsuit to block new gun control legislation in florida. saying violates the second amendment by raising age to purchase guns to 21 for rifles. hours after rick scott signed the landmark school safety and gun control bill. prompted by parkland school massacre that killed 17 people on flenltine's day. >> looks like president trump will

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> it's 5:06. happening today san francisco poised to become the first major american city to ban the sale of fur. despite criticism from stores it's estimated between 30 and 50 retailers in san francisco sell fur and the big ones are macy's, neiman marcus and saks. a measure to keep retailers from selling in stores and online. >> these are animals not raised for any other purpose other than to have the furs ripped off their backs for us to look fashionable. >> we wonder what next. will leather be next? cashmere? >> the ban will cost retailers about $10 million a year in lost sales. retailers peg is higher atted 45 $45 million. >>> the san francisco police department released new data showing a 31% drop in auto burglaries between january and february of this year. it says it's due to the significant progress in police efforts to curb vehicle burglaries. the department create add general crimes unit in november to address those and other neighborhood crimes. and vehicle thefts are down 15%. >>> you'

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live outside the bar. katie, obviously a mix of emotions tonight. >> definitely, dan. and it is still packed inside. mke no mistake. people are having a good time. but there is that aura of sadness, because these are the last few hours for the oasis. as far as when they will physically close their doors tonight, the owner told me that depends on when they run out of food and drinks. >> it's really hard. >> reporter: diana forsyth lives in washington state, but she came back to menlo park to say goodbye to the oasis beer garden on its last day. >> it's where i could always come. and i was surrounded by people who love me, took care of me. and cherished me. >> owner jamie tougas, whose father started the business, said after 60 years they could not come to a lease agreement with the property owner. the decision to close was a hard on him as it was on his customers. >> there is a popcorn machine over there and there is baskets with potato chips and plastic liners that i was taught how to build when i was 4 an

. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> is that not fantastic? >> i loved her flowers. >> so sharp and enthusiastic. >> the flowers are going to be getting lots of water over the next few days. >> sandhya patel is here with the coming storms. >> we're just getting started with this rainy pattern. i want to show you live doppler 7. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. we're going to have four days of wet weather, basically. hang onto the rain gear. street level radar, main street getting a downpour, and the downpours are spreading across the peninsula. burlingame, north idaho street, it is coming in pretty good. i'm going to track this batch of moisture heading toward the east bay. san leandro, castro valley, it has been raining in this area. it has been light so far, but % that's going to pick up. oakland, emeryville, mcarthur boulevard. crockett, martinez, pacha coe boulevard. it is wet and it's steady rain across the santa cruz mountains. in the north bay, the rain has been light so far and that's the way it's going to stay for the sie time

san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the national rifle association has filed a lawsuit to block new gun control legislation in florida. the nra says the measure violates the second amendment by raising the age to buy guns from 18 to 21. the lawsuit comes just hours after florida's republican governor rick scott signed the landmark school safety and gun control bill. the measure was prompted by the parkland school massacre that killed 17 people on valentine's day. >>> it look like president trump will get his military parade after all. he said he wanted one in washington after he attended france's bastille day celebration last year. there will be no tanks, just wheeled vehicles to minimize damage to washington, d.c. >>> a reminder, daylight saving time begins tomorrow morning at 2:00. one state law maker from san jose wants california to be exempt from the time change. assembly member chu has a bill headed for a state senate hearing. the bill could make daylight saving time last year round in california. chu says changing the clock each spring and fall is not good for our health

katie marzullo has that. >> reporter: caught on video, a fight in the stands that almost ended with a fan being thrown over the edge. there were several fights in a short period of time which led to the decision to call in extra officers. that decision known as a code 20, was a first for an event at levi stadium. some members of the stadium authority voiced serious concerns about that. >> it was chaotic. people were scared. they called this 20. so it made a lot of people nervous. >> the police chief said there were 24 arrests and 50 people ejected. four people went to the hospital with minor injuries. for an event of more than 64,000 people, that's a win. >> i stand behind the decisions made to bring in the extra resources to make it a safe event. >> a lot of the blame was aimed at the 49ers organization, not the police. >> they have a handful of bad actors. we addressed it. >> it was little consolation for people who live near the stadium. >> this group described as 150 drunken people. most were well-behaved, a few weren't. there were reports of people jumping on cars. >> they're loo

san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> the national rifle association has filed a lawsuit to block new gun control legislation in florida. the nra says the measure violates the second amendment by raising the age to buy guns from 18 to 21. the lawsuit comes just hours after florida's republican governor rick scott signed the landmark school safety and gun control bill. the measure was prompted by parkland school massacre that killed 17 people on valentine's d day. >>> it looks like president trump will get his military parade after all. he said he wanted one in washington after he attended france's bastille day celebration last year. according to a point memo there will be no tanks, just wheeled vehicles to minimize damage to the streets of washington, d.c. the parade is planned for veteran's day, november 11th. >>> time is 6:10. and a remind hear the daylight saving time begins tomorrow morning at 2:00. one state law maker from san jose wants california to eventually be exempt from the time change. assembly member chu has a bill headed for a state senate hearing. the bill could ma

katie marzullo has more. >> parents made their voices heard before the meeting began. they're against a new sex ed curriculum taught in fremont schools including hiv in >> it's sexually essex police it. especially if it's taught fourth grade and up. >> superintendent says it's been vetted by experts. >> making sure that any instruction that we have in fourth through sixth grade be medically ak raut, be inclusive and make sure the teachers are well-trained. >> california does not require sex ed for fourth through sixth grade. parents accuse the district of trying to implement the new curriculum without going through the proper channels. >> why doesn't board do the right thing. >> why do they introduce now. >> some people did come to support the curriculum. >> more information is always better. it's going to help the kids make healthier, happier decisions and ultimately stay safe throughout their lives. >> the board could make a decision next month. parents would have the option to opt out. in fremont, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> never more than seven minutes away fr

in santa clara, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> it's 5:06. happening today, the two suspects accused of murdering a 19-year-old woman are due back in court. daniel gross and melissa leonardo are scheduled to enter pleas this morning. they're both charged with stabbing lizette cuesta. she named her killers with her dying breath. last month they appeared in court for a hearing but did not enter pleas. >>> a san francisco police officer convicted in a hit and run will be sentenced next month. a jury found officer christopher coors guilty yesterday. he was involved in an off-duty crash that seriously hurt two pedestrians. he claimed he ran because he was in danger of a mob who recognized him. a judge said he was a flight risk so he remains in jail. >>> new details about the deaths of three women taken hostage at the california veterans home in yountville. jennifer gonzalez, jennifer golick and -- begun man albert wong shot and killed himself. the three victims worked at the pathway home which serves veterans scarred by war. wong was a client but

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> he was such a vibrant presence. i have difficulty speaking of him in the past tense. >> reporter: stanford law professor robert weisberg is still in shock to every the death of christopher tripp zanetis, he called him a brilliant young lawyer and amazing human being. >> it's hard to believe how much he did in his life. >> reporter: he was serving a tour with the new york air national guard. he and six other soldiers were killed when their helicopter hit a power line and crashed in iraq thursday. in addition to being a rescue helicopter pilot and attorney zanetis was a new york fire marshal. he joined the fire department after the 9/11 attacks. he was also an intelligence consultant for nato. >> he would say i will have to miss class tomorrow. i have been summoned to peru to do an earthquake helicopter rescue. or professor weisberg, i will have to be a day late on the paper. i can't exactly tell you why. let's just say it's part of my job with nato intelligence. they just summoned me to europe. >> joe reed met zaneti

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live outside the bar. katie, obviously a mix of emotions tonight. >> definitely, dan. and it is still packed inside. mke no mistake. people are having a good time. but there is that aura of sadness, because these are the last few hours for the oasis. as far as when they will physically close their doors tonight, the owner told me that depends on when they run out of food and drinks. >> it's really hard. >> reporter: diana forsyth lives in washington state, but she came back to menlo park to say goodbye to the oasis beer garden on its last day. >> it's where i could always come. and i was surrounded by people who love me, took care of me. and cherished me. >> owner jamie tougas, whose father started the business, said after 60 years they could not come to a lease agreement with the property owner. the decision to close was a hard on him as it was on his customers. >> there is a popcorn machine over there and there is baskets with potato chips and plastic liners that i was taught how to build when i was 4 an

. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> is that not fantastic? >> i loved her flowers. >> so sharp and enthusiastic. >> the flowers are going to be getting lots of water over the next few days. >> sandhya patel is here with the coming storms. >> we're just getting started with this rainy pattern. i want to show you live doppler 7. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. we're going to have four days of wet weather, basically. hang onto the rain gear. street level radar, main street getting a downpour, and the downpours are spreading across the peninsula. burlingame, north idaho street, it is coming in pretty good. i'm going to track this batch of moisture heading toward the east bay. san leandro, castro valley, it has been raining in this area. it has been light so far, but % that's going to pick oakland, emeryville, mcarthur boulevard. crockett, martinez, pacha coache boulevard. it is wet and it's steady rain across the santa cruz mountains. in the north bay, the rain has been light so far and that's the way it's going to stay for the sie time b

. >> katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: it's friday night but this is no social gathering. these prospect high school students are organizing a life changing event. >> i believe it's far past time for a change and i'm very excited and humbled to be a part of this movement. >> reporter: on march 24th, stuntss across the country will take to the streets for the march for our lives, a protest of gun violence. >> i'm tired of seeing thoughts and priors. i don't want any more thoughts and prayers. i want legislative change, and i want people to not feel like they're not safe anymore. >> we want to make it known that our generation is not the generation that's going to stand by and allow rhetoric to just keep being spewed after a tragic event like a mass shooting, a school shooting. >> reporter: the main event is in washington, d.c., but these stuntss will make sure their voices are heard in san jose. >> on the 24th, if we can see so many people come together to agree that there needs to be some kind of change and that we're not doing enough right now, i'll definitely be satisfie

. >> reporter: katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> is that not fantastic? >> i loved her flowers. >> so sharp and enthusiastic. >> the flowers are going to be getting lots of water over the next few days. >> sandhya patel is here with the coming storms. >> we're just getting started with this rainy pattern. i want to show you live doppler 7. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. we're going to have four days of wet weather, basically. hang onto the rain gear. street level radar, main street getting a downpour, and the downpours are spreading across the peninsula. burlingame, north idaho street, it is coming in pretty good. i'm going to track this batch of moisture heading toward the east bay. san leandro, castro valley, it has been raining in this area. it has been light so far, but % that's going to pick oakland, emeryville, mcarthur boulevard. crockett, martinez, pacha coe ce boulevard. it is wet and it's steady rain across the santa cruz mountains. in the north bay, the rain has been light so far and that's the way it's going to stay for the sie time b

. >> katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: it's friday night but this is no social gathering. these prospect high school students are organizing a life changing event. >> i believe it's far past time for a change and i'm very excited and humbled to be a part of this movement. >> reporter: on march 24th, stuntss across the country will take to the streets for the march for our lives, a protest of gun violence. >> i'm tired of seeing thoughts and priors. i don't want any more thoughts and prayers. i want legislative change, and i want people to not feel like they're not safe anymore. >> we want to make it known that our generation is not the generation that's going to stand by and allow rhetoric to just keep being spewed after a tragic event like a mass shooting, a school shooting. >> reporter: the main event is in washington, d.c., but these stuntss will make sure their voices are heard in san jose. >> on the 24th, if we can see so many people come together to agree that there needs to be some kind of change and that we're not doing enough right now, i'll definitely be satisfie

katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: michele burnel had to make changes at her mountain view hardware store after being sued for violations of the americans with disabilities snookt the signs used to be up here. and we had to lower them. >> reporter: randy and tanya moore filed that lawsuit, one of at least five in mountain view, 1400 across the state. burnel settled out of court for $20,000. >> i was thinking it was illegal. >> reporter: mobily had a similar thought when the moores sued her parents over their mountain view restaurant. one violation was that the door was too heavy. they fought the case and they won. she is now suing the moores under the rico act. >> i have never seen it used in this part of the law before. it's primarily used for mafia and drug traffickers. >> she believed the moors lied against her parents. >> alleging wire fraud and mail fraud. >> reporter: this is a frivolous case. >> reporter: this attorney is defending the moores and said his clients have been helping americans with disabilities. >> it saves the taxpayers money. we don't have big buildings of enf