patient tried to rape a nurse atd napa state hospital i happened yesterday in the hospital. it houses mostly patients sentenced there by the criminal court. a source tells abc 7 news the patient grabbed the nurse, trying to choke her. two other patients stepped in to stop the attacker. the suspect now being held in jail. the nurse appears to be okay physically but shaken up. this follows other violent attacks on staff there over the years. we have a crew following this story at 11:00. >> more breaking news now. cal train service about to resume in san francisco. police have just neutralized a situation near the tracks. the 22 nd street station shut down while police tried to catch an armed man above that station. police just caught him, and cal train is reopening the station but trains will be backed up had sometime now because of the hour-long stoppage. a major pile up clesed a busy freeway near antelope valley. you can see dozens of cars here. a drive rammed head on between santa clarita and lancaster, three victims we're told are in critical condition. all northbound lanes have been closed by the patrol there. is no estimate at this time on when that freeway will reopen. >> now in marin county today 79-year-old got up in front of a jury and gave an opening statement like a lawyer might have done. he is representing himself for murders of victim all of them prostitutes with matching initials in first and last names i'm not the monster who killed these women, he said. i dated and danced i don't kill people. abc 7 news reporter has more information. >> over three weeks i've traveled up and down the state read more than a thousand court documents and found mem that can connect this new victim to the suspect. tony remembers september 1993. >> i said what is the matter? he looked worried and shook up. he said my dog just found a dead person in the willows. >> the second person on the scene in are an orchard near his farm. >> i walked over there and she was laying on her back. her arms crossed in front of her. >> it was 38-year-old pamela parson ones of four women he was charged with murdering. tracy trafoya. and carmen colon, 1978. because their first and last names begin with the same letter investigators doubled this the alphabet killer case. now, the i team learned details about a phone shall fifth victim. >> it's horrifying. you hear about that stuff but when it happens to someone you know it's different. >> renee changed her name to jair dylan she was a fan of bob dylan. the couple attended 100 though shoes and often saw sarah dylan there. >> when i first het her i thought she was way too much like gosh sarah, tone it down. >> there is a girl called sarah dylan. >> dylan is in the name. >> keith and sonia arranged to meet sarah dylan for the west coast tour spring, 1992 but she never showed up. >> i knew right then she was either dead, being held captive somewhere that. is the only thick that could keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw jair dylan. six years later a logger found a skull bleach frtd sun and missing a lower jaw. investigators concluded the victim had been dumped from this turnout down a deep ravine. the skull remained unidentified until a big break. a probation sae. long with four handguns and hand cuffs, law enforcement uniforms and mannequines prosecutors say police found a killer's trophy. newspaper article btz victim deaths and photographs he took of some of them. he earned a living as a photographer and had 150,000 cash in a safe deposit box. along with sarah dylan's driver's license, passport and what the prosecution believes are photos of sarah's dead body from the waist down. investigators tracked down jair's friends. >> they didn't dell me anything about the guy. just that they found some of sarah's things in possession of someone they were investigating. >> he helped identify evidence including this bob dylan pin sarah kept in her makeup kitd. investigators performed dna tests and concluded the skulls found was sarah dylan. prosecutors believe she was hitchhiking to a show in jant rosa when naso picked her up. the path would have taken her by his home at that time. joe naso kept a list of 10, what prosecuters call a dump list whereof he put bodies they say sarah dylan appears to be number eight. almost too much to handle for her friends. >> that is more than sad. it's a nightmare and a horror story. sad would be a relief. >> she was so much part of my life. she's gone already. it's like blown in the wind. you know? >> keith is scheduled to testify in august. the da is deciding to wait until how the marin trial turns out. her parents died last year and never knew remains were found 15 years ago. another sad part of the story. >> a lot of shoe leather you put in on this. >> i sure did. >> victim of a disturbing assault during a high school home coming dance took the stand today in the trial of hear accused attackers. prosecutors say as many as 20 men assaulted the girl just 16 years ald at the time. the prosecution took jane doe back to the night the 16-year-old left a dance early because she didn't feel well. the night of what prosecutors called a brutal gang rape that went on for hours in a dark courtyard. jane doe answered questions in a ras py voice spoke directly at the dpeens table, two suspected attackers. she said a friend approached her as she was about to call her father. she said he asked her to join skmim three others in a picnic table in the courtyard. jane doe said she recalled seeing a bottle but didn't remember drinking from it. she told the court she remembers very little. i remembered not seeing anything. my eyes were closed and i was holding on to my necklace and getting kicked in the stomach. the prosecutor asked did you consent to have sex with anyone? no. did you dwrimpk those boys? no. she said i got up to stand up. and i woke up the next day at the hospital. a sex response nurse testified her face was swol skbren her body, including again talls were badly bruised. she testified when she awoke i felt very nauseous as if someone took my inside and stuffed it back in. prosecutor showed photographs of hefr injuries. her back covered with lacerations, bruises, dirt, and vegetation from being dragged on the ground. she told the court i felt a burning feeling they told me they put cigarettes out on my back. the defense attorney suggested jane doe contradicted her testimony asking if she told police she didn't feel that she was violated that night. jane joe's -- doe's answer? i did not say that. the nurse pointed out she recalled jane doe saying she drank brandy, got dizzy and fell to the ground. the testimony lasted ban houmplt the lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. >> tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a fire burning out of control near yosemite national park. it broke out near the southern entrance of the park. the fire forced people in 150 homes to evacuate. high winds making it tough for crews. the fire burning in very remote terrain. it's difficult to reach. crews had to use bulldozers to get to the fire. the reporter from fresno is covering people who have been evacuated because of this. >> people have been seeking shelter for families or pets. if you look, you can see our cameras weren't aloud inside because american rod cross wants families to feel safe here, we're told 15 people stayed here overnight. 150 homes were evacuated and more expected to arrive here tonight. notices like this one posted overnight at homes ask john and his family have owned this home and stayed behind to monitor from the back deck of the home. >> you guys at this point chose to stay snoo yes. we did. we feel safe here and a lot of water. and have a lot of faith. >> i'm worried it's going to drift back to see what happened there. >> others left earl tli morning. some came here with pets like dogs and cats are welcomed to stay. live stock can be taken to the fair grounds and now all iz on the winds and that dark plume of smoke is grown darker but right now appears to be moving away from us. >> thank you very much. >> who says is there no such thing as a free lunch? 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tonight a silicon valley source the zboft tapping into. >> two million chrysler jeep liberty owners awaiting a decision on whether their vehicles will be r the elusive whistle blower that turned operations upside down purchased again and welcomes a change of heart among the skamy giants he's accused of violating privacy. >> he may be seven thousand miles across the ocean but he has caused some of the biggest names to back pedal. ceo mark zuckerberg denied facebook cooperated with the nsa. >> nobody approached to us do anything like that to do what was report nod agency has direct access tour server autos now, facebook, apple, google and microsoft are in disclosure mode. he says companies were compelled to be silent. apple disclosed it had four to 5,000 requests up to 10,000 on facebook. google, 84 hooun these were breeches of privacy. and stole data. >> ethan is the eeo of a cloud storage provider. he doesn't think they can close the door now. >> it is clear goitsing to come from the technology sector opposed from government or from the larger companies who are not seemingly willing to accept a level of privacy it will spark what kurk hanson says is a debate. >> we haven't had a national debate but b.how far this should go. and therefore, we need that debate. >> not all of the requests were died to investigations. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> well, many jeep grand cherokee owners a proposed recall is a matter of life and death but chrysler and fiat don't see that it way. >> tochl, we may find out how this is resolved. >> tomorrow is the deadline to give a final answer whether it will agree to a recall of more than two million jeep grand cherockies. early indications is it will not. pressure is mounting to change its mind. what you're about to see in this test is what has nancy concerned. >> i think about my kids and god help us all if we get into an accident but accidents happen. >> nancy owns this douz jeep grand cherocky. asking chrysler to recall the jeep grandockies. and liberty suvs. regulators say rear collisions and fires have caused the death of 51 people nationwide. one organization is dedicated to studying deneglects vehicle autos there are 2.7 million jeeps on the road. if hit from behind they can go up in flames. >> in a statement chrysler said the problems are based on inkpleem kpleet analysis of the under lying data. and does not agree with the clungss and does not intend to recall the vehicles cited and released a white paper saying it's analysis found in incidents the course was far in excess of the requirements in place at that time. and chrysler said other models had a higher rate of targeted incidents. >> i was hoping to hear they'd do a reskpaul pay for repairs. >> nancy signed a petition demanding that chrysler agree to a recall. it was started by janelle embry. she saw a mother and teenager burned to death in a jeep. >> now watch as a ford kaurus collide was a jeep grand cher rocky. parko says a solvent leaked. >> if there had been an ignition source there would have been a fire. >> chief regulator asked chrysler to reconsider it's decision if it doesn't a public hearing could wend an order to issue a recall. thank you. >> oakland athletics in first place and playing great but you can say they stunk it up yesterday because of a plumbing problem. the stinky mess got into the locker room areas. it's one of the reasons athletics are clamoring for a new stadium. >> hopefully they've solved it but i dhoint this is going to make the team stay or move. >> players showered one level up in the raiders locker room. >> well, if w.luck that won't happen at 49ers new stadium today signing a 10 year deal with yahoo. to provide social media services under this deal you can up load to flick during the game and they can end up on the screen. giants fans who like to keep one eye on field and one on smart phones have a new place to check out. we're talking about tweets and facebook polls. the giants lead the baseball world in instagram and google plus followers you should know. >> could you feed a family of four on $4.50? >> coming up next a congress woman goes on the food stamp diet. stay with us. the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. it was very painful situation. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" the pain level was so high, it became unbearable. sky 7 hd over a reported triple shooting one victim has died. this is frisbee street you're looking at. police are not releasing information yet about what led up to the shooting whether they have anyone in custody or whether they're actively looking for a killer at this time. these are live pictures we'll update you at 6:00. >> zoom is out but summer is no vacation for families that have trouble putting food on the table today a program could help ease the burden just as congress debates cuts to a program many families rely on. here is abc 7 jonathan bloom. >> how many oranges zrou to eat to make a serve something. >> little shawny is learning about fruits and vegetables. she and other kids just got a free lunch. >> what did you eat today? >> strawberries, some homemade vanilla bars, grapes. i had a few vegetable autos but listen to this. >> what do you eat at home? >> chips. i drink sewedda. i drink fries, i eat candy, gum. >> junk food is often the cheapest option for struggling families. many kids get nutritious meals at school during the year. oakland is offering free launch lunches all over the city. >> it's a natural fit lunches in the library this year our summer reading program reading is so delicious. >> it could serve 100,000 meals by the time school starts but there are those worried that could soon have to start serving more. doubts the food stamp program has one congress woman concerned. >> we shouldn't be talking about how to move forward to end hunger. >> angry over a prop yosed cut to the federal food stamp program. >> nobody wants to be on stad stamps. i'm a former food stamp recipient. it was hard. >> lee is going back on the food stamp diet eating just $4.50 a day. standing behind her, church leaders asking congregations to join her. >> we should stand up and make a difference. >> the farm bill cld doum a vote by this thursday. >> stay with us. just head the strife a talented teenager. her skills taking thor one of her skills taking thor one of the most look at them kids. 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