banned individuals or organizations that promote or engage in violence or hate. tom was one of the organizes of the day's event. he disagrees on the definition of hate speech. >> a vague accusation that people make that is not substantial, not honest, and they're using it as an excuse to shut down conservatism. >> this was a heavy police presence here today. both sides separated by barricades. still, there were tense moments as different opinions collided. felicia was among the few people who came to protest today's rally. >> it is heart breaking. i'm old, fat, a librarian and i feel like i need to be out here making my voice mattered this is not okay. >> now there was no violence today. people did come with helmets though. they had some go pro cameras just in case. and i will say that inside city hall, the sheriffs deputies were heavily armed. abc7 news. >> this comes two years after a series of violent clashes around the bay area over the issue of free speech. it began with the cancellation of a speech at cal. this had a different appearance and feel. what do you think has changed over the past couple years? >> well, it is hard to say. i would have to say that maybe momentum. remember, almost two years ago, august 2017, you had the incident in charlottesville. remember that? one person killed, 19 injured, when the car plowed into the crowd. i think about a week or so after that, patriot prayer. they announced they were coming to san francisco. so a lot of people were on edge. very afraid, concerned about what could happen here in san francisco. of course, nothing did happen. this time it was different. the protesters had asked for a permit. nobody really knew what was going to happen. but there was again, i think, at this time, it was peaceful, two hours. and then they were gone. i would have to say momentum. >> at least it ended peacefully which is the most important thing. thank you. >> authorities say a woman posing as a fake nanny has a criminal history targeting parents, dating pack to the late 1970s. she is now in jail and is expect to appear on new charges next week. melanie is live in the newsroom. >> she is being held at the martinez detention facility. she turned down my request to speak with her today. authorities say she's been speaking with plenty of nannies and unsuspecting families. they're hoping reports like this will encourage more families victimized by her to contact police. the alleged fake nanny had nothing to say after being arrested in kensington. she's accused of scamming real nannies. >> i wouldn't want her in my house watching my children. >> here she is in 2004. a family looking the hire mo monticalvo did some digging and discovered she had posed as another nanny. they get all the real nanny's information. the information she would give those families was real. verifiable, on trust line. those that have cleared criminal background checks in california. >> the way the system works is, it is over the phone. you just provide the full name and driver's license number of your would be childcare provider. they'll say yes or no. unfortunately, there is no photograph system at this time but hope any that will change. >> we reached out to trust line for comment but we have not heard back. mont cavallo is expected to appear in court next week on charges of identity theft and cruelty to a 2-month-old child. >> she may be trying to scam her way into your house. >> hopefully stopping what investigators say is her decades long spree. the alameda county sheriff's office says they have not picked her up from the detention center yet. emeryville police say they believe she was acting alone but that could change. >> two women are safe after investigators say a car that had been carjacked crashed into their home overnight. it all happened following a violent crime spree. >> the car landed in this hole at 12:30 this morning. it was a stolen car. officers say a teenager was driving it. it was an extremely loud crash. oh, somebody hit a car. that's my first thought. >> one neighbor came running out to see if they needed help. >> we don't know how they got out. there were airbags that all deployed. >> and he was out of there. he ran up the street. >> amazing. how the guy could have h like that and then jumped out of the car. >> two elderly women live in the home parsons avenue. they were okay. the car just missed their bedrooms. a neighbor helped them retrieve some items so they could stay somewhere else. the crash severed the gas line and knocked out the power. >> what i was most worried about was that the gas would be ignited. it was pouring out of there. >> this was a carjacking spree that went on during the course of about 30 minutes. one in san here andro, one in castro valley. >> the first car jagging happened in san leandro. the second in castro valley. in both cases, the victims were threatened at knife point. >> they tried to take her car. she initially resisted. she had a small daughter who came out. heard the disturbance. at some point they focused on her daughter and she gave up the keys to the car. >> they found one suspect when he crashed at castro valley and grove way. they found the one who had landed in the women's home, later on foot. >> he had glass and debris and some injuries on him consistent with being involved in a car accident. >> officers have arrested two teenagers. they have not released any descriptions because they are juveniles. abc7 news. a senior citizen who was walking across the street was hit by another senior citizen who was driving. this happened between harbor boulevard and fifth avenue. she was outside the crosswalk when she was hit. the driver is cumming with police. the deadline has come and gone for clearing out of a homeless camp. it is known as the ross camp. they packed their belongings. in february, the fire chief said the camp was dangerous and needed to be closed. people were given until 10:00 a.m. to get out. police went tent to tent to those still there and gave them hotel vouchers. >> a solano family of seven said their scared to send their kids to school because of a racist threatening letter. >> the letter said they need to leave their vacaville home. >> every time i hear ding, oh, he's there, he's. there maybe it's you. maybe it was you. it's very unsettling. >> an anonymous letter left for a family of seven saying they need to leave this vacaville neighborhood saying your interracial family is not welcome here and this is not the ghetto. >> that's not okay. especially now. it never should have been okay. i can't believe that happened. the letter goes on to say, you cannot possibly afford a home in our area. enraged to find this letter in his mailbox. >> i figure, somebody's friends long. >> some people coming to their defense but others accusing them of writing the letter. they. >> there's no way they made it up. they seem like nice people. >> we have nothing to gain from it and we have everything to lose. i don't know who would put themselves in that situation. >> the attention is getting so intense, the family said they don't want their children going outside. >> they didn't even go to school today. >> they were ordered to leave within 60 days. >> the clock is ticking. >> the clock might be thinking but the landlord isn't kicking the family out. >> this person is a complete idiot. i'm not going anywhere. we own the house. >> it makes you wonder what year we're in. 2019? it could be a live look outside. a little haze out there but otherwise, pretty nice. >> it looks nice now but there could be some rain ahead. >> there is change in the air. it is getting a little windy out there. between 15 and 25 miles an hour. the temperature change shows it's about 2 to 5 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. a little system at sea is approaching us. here's the forecast animation showing increasing clouds over the weekend. it will be breezy and cooler. by sunday evening, we can expect at least a chance of some height showers moving through the bay area. it doesn't look like a big producer. probably not lasting into monday. stanford was just one university affected by the college admissions scandal. now we're hearing from the family accused of paying more than $6 million to get their daughter into the school. up next, the free speech battle at a northern california high school. school versus school paper. find out who came out on top. an listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. to readers, it may seem like just another story. but to those in lodi, it is a win for the school newspaper. >> we first told you wednesday on midday hive when the adviser and student reporter spoke with our reporters. eric thomas has the latest from stockton. >> that's the innocence of youth. it is part of the lodi school district. last month a rt reporter at the paper wrote a profile of an 18-year-old student who works in the porn industry. when the ad administration found out, they tried to quash the story. >> without reviewing the article, they decided it was obscene. it didn't fit the laws of obscenity. >> it is not even a front page article. you have to turn to page five on the inside to find it. when was the last time a page five article generated this much controversy? she is the veteran english teach here writes the journalism program. she decided the student's right to publish under the first amendment. that's when the district started playing rough. >> to stand outside your classroom door and to be handed a letter that says you can be dismissed. i'm probably going to cry just talking about it. >> but to determine if it violated a state law that allowed school districts to regulate obscene material. the lawyer said it did not. and today, the district issued this statement. quote, lodi unified is very please that had the process we've engaged in regarding the newspaper has resulted in an article that meets the legal requirement. then that's went a teaching moment. >> free speech is a term that gets thrown around. what does that really mean to have your voice silenced? what does that really feel like? >> she said these fought with the district since the early 1990s. she have hopes they finally learn the lesson. >> you can watch the student reporter and her adviser on our website. a spirited group of bay area kids talked about climate change. they brought their demonstration to downtown san francisco, including as you see here, our broadcast center. it was organized by sarah. she said it is essential for younger people to get involved in the climate change issue. >> it is important because we are the generation that will be directly affect by climate change. if we don't do something, our society will disappear. >> the group later moved on to the embarcadero to give speeches about climate change and possible solutions. travis will not be ringing the opening bell. the company founder asked the board if he could do it but he was turned down. he's been offered to be on the stock exchange floor. he was forced out as sexual harassment allegations plagued the company. uber is one of the most highly anticipated ipo tech company in years. and lyft is joining the list. the rival lyft was the first to hit wall street. then pinterest and zoom. slack announced it is going public and air bnb is expected to go public no later than next year. >> high school and other execs gathered to talk and girls in tech. among the speakers, she was recently named one of manager's top 50 women in tech by forbes. >> i was the only female in my class. that's hard. we just need more examples. it is totally possible. women and girls make great engineers. >> they do. the event is put on that i the tech museum of innovation. >> let's get to the forecast. spencer is here. a little sun, maybe a little drizzle. >> you've had a period of nice weather when the big concern is might we have some drizzle sunday night? we might. here's a look at doppler 7. fog is forming at the coast. breezy out there. getting a little cooler than it was the last couple days. so a change in our pattern is on the way. the skies are mainly blight as evidenced by this. 71 in mountain view. mid 70s in santa cruz. here's a nice view from mt. tam. the fog is building haeng the coastline. vacaville, 82, 79 in livermore. our inland and east bay locations are quite warm. it will be breezy and cooler over the weekend a slight increase tomorrow. light showers, possible sunday night. that's our rain event or our main event that overnight, look for mainly clear skies. out over the bay, perhaps even some patchy fog inland. highs of 61. we'll see mainly upper 60s along the bayshore line. farther south, 76 in the north bay. 76 at santa rosea. over in the inland east bay, mainly upper 70s. we have an increase in clouds. it will get easy and cooler tomorrow. we'll have more clouds moving in sunday. through the day it looks like it will be mainly dry. in the early to mid evening hours, we may see some showers develop right around the central part of the bay area across the tip of the peninsula and to parts of the east bay. then it will move out of here leaving lingering clouds on monday. our projections for rainfall totals shows most of the north bay and a good portion of the east bay will be dry. we may see up to .500 of an ink in san mateo and hayward. on we go to the high temperature trend for the week ahead using napa as our indicator. the temperatures will be around average. that means mid 70s. dropping to the upper 60s over sunday and monday. and then bouncing back to average on tuesday before. rising above average mid-week next week. that's pretty much the pattern we'll all see in terms of temperatures related to the average range. here we go, over the weekend. an increase of clouds. turning cooler. especially by sunday. a slight chance of evening showers sunday. lingering clouds monday. bright and breezy on tuesday. temperatures bounce back into milder, warmer range wednesday, thursday, and friday. that's all we're looking at. just a few light showers sunday night. >> just a little bump. >> all right. okland paying tribute to the late rapper nipsy hustle. take a look at the rapper known for representing the west coast. for representing the west coast. the local entrepreneur who you know when you're at ross and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, yeah" price? yes! that's yes for less. score the latest spring dresses at 20% to 60% off department store prices, 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dedicated tonight of it was painted by a couple of local artists. he was killed outside his store in los angeles. >> focusing onscreen time. do you ever find yourself scrolling on your phone for no apparently reason? >> it's like a reflex, larry. >> it is one of the things diane sawyer is looking into on a new special tonight. adults in the u.s. spend an average of 49 days a year on their phones and tablets. algorithms affect everything we do including how our finger moves. >> just in the way you skrip on a screen you reveal a huge amount about your personality and your psychological state. >> let's say your finger pauses a split second over a photo. >> you pause a little too long, you're telling your phone about what you want. >> that's scattery. >> you can get involved in the conversation with the screen time challenge. look at your screen time in your phone settings. then take a screen shot if you're not too embarrassed. be sure to watch screen time. it airs at 8:00 right here on abc7. >> new video guaranteed of a young woman whose parents paid millions to get her to stanford. >> reaction from her family. >> plus another . today conservatives who feel like they're unfairly targeted by social media companies protested at san francisco city hall. they make up the group demand free speech. there are also counter protesters but both sides were kept separated by police. an article today has been published after a first amendment debate. it features an 18-year-old student who works in the adult entertainment industry. administrators tried to quash the story but they were not successful. work has restarted on the highway narrows project. despite delays, cal trans officials said the work is happening close to the planned schedule. today we're learning more information about a family wrapped up in the college admissions scandal. a new video has emerged of a young woman whose parents allegedly paid more than $6 million to get her >> the family says they are shocked. in a statement the woman's mother claim she was misled. that she truly believed she was making a legitimate donation. >> hello, everyone. i am 17 now. i just graduated from high school. >> she is live streaming back in 2017. >> mid september, i'm going to stanford. >> sharing on chinese social media and leaving a mention of encouragement to others. >> i feel like you can achieve the things if you try hard. >> but stanford has expelled her. her parents allegedly paid $16.5 million to get her into stanford. her mother says the claims are not true claiming they are victims. releasing a statement which read in part, she was tricked into meefg the seven figure sum would go toward scholarships, university salaries and help for needy students. >> getting into the right college -- >> rick singer who prosecutors say is the master mind behind the college admissions scam. so far more than 50 people chug ceos, doctors, lawyers, and actresses, like lori laughlin and felicity huffman. some pleading guilty while others are fighting to clear their names. at this time no one in the family has been charged with a crime. so far, prosecutors alleged rick singer made up achievements and then later made a $500,000 donation to the sailing program. live in new york. abc7 news. ama? >> what is stanford's response if any at all, to this haste information? they said they did not receive the 6.5 million, number one. and number two, they claim they were not even aware of the report payment. as for the student, they say because of privacy laws, they cannot confirm any names but they did say a student who had falsified information in the student's application was expelled. >> and to learn more, go to abc7 news.com. >> a new mom and dad are looking for help after have the their baby was dropped in the delivery room. first, the baby is okay. dad was in the delivery room. moments after mom gave birth to twins, a hospital employee dropped 3 pound, 4 ounces baby morgan. >> it made me so mad. i had to stop recording. she was treated as a sack of potatoes. >> an ultra sound a week later reported she had a small internal bleed. it is unclear if it is related to the fall or simply being related to being pre mature. mom and dad said she's doing well. the mother of otto warmbier, the person who died at the hands of the north koreans, is calling it a charade. she offered an emotional plea. she called on the trump administration to keep the pressure on north korea. her 22-year-old son was held for 18 months. he was brought back to the country in a coma. >> the look in his eyes, i didn't know he was blind at the time, was absolute horror. horror. leak he'd seen the devil. and he had. he was with the devil. cindy warmbier said she was skeptical about diplomacy with the country. president trump denied paying a $2 million bill north korea issued the u.s. for warmbier's medical care. >> one of the world's larnest online illegal medical markets has been busted. named the wall street market. it offered things like cocaine, fake documents, and nefarious software. transactions were done. two people accused of being drug suppliers were arrested. three men accused of running the market were arrested in spacex scrubbed the plans. a problem came up at the last minute. that led to this latest delay. the mission has been plagued by a power shortage at the space station that has since been fixed. the launch window will open at 11:40 a.m. the weather at the launch site is expected to be favorable. buzz aldrin used this manual. it contains writings by both men. it even contains traces of moon dust. the new app that helps both teenagers and adults. how could it make a difference heading into summer. >> we have a difference in our summer. right now, the temperatures are bright and crisp outside. we have possibly some drizzle. i'll have the accuweather fore ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> may is mental health awareness month. it has been 70 years to bring awareness to mental health issues. joining me, dr. ian tom. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> so i think almost every family is affected by mental ilness in some way or another. and we're talking about one in five adults. 20% are trying to keep with everyday stresses. that's high. >> it does seem high. i think it is higher than one in five. those are the cases we know that but there are millions of americans out there who have never seen a medical professional who is able to diagnose them. they may be living, suffering without a diagnosis and don't know what is impacting their performance or mood. >> what is your best advice for people trying to navigate through this. and come one a balance between mind and body. >> i think access to care is a major issue of this is one of the reasons why we founded doctor on demand. the whole thing was to find access to high quality care but at a low cost. they can download an app similar to ours. they're able to access health care from home. but the important thing of that balance is really understanding that, i have troe mind patients. you'll laugh at this. their head and their brain is attached to the rest of the body. the brain and the mental health and is not different than physical health. it is all integrated. >> sometimes with the decision making, i'm messing around. it's true. you have to take care of the whole body. along those hines, the importance of sleep, i think, gets overlooked. members as well. you can get out of whack if you're not sleeping enough. >> sleep is not the only thing. i would say sleep. a palled diet. and making sure you get enough exercise. there is a lot of things that, and a lot of ways that our mental health does impact our physical health. it's funny that you mentioned, sometimes you feel like they are disconnect. that's a good sign that there may be something off. >> sure. >> it seems like there is still such a great stigma over mental health issues. people don't want to talk about it torsion wait in line and guest the referral. we talked about 70 years of mental health awareness. that's a relatively long time but there is still, i don't want to talk about that. >> absolutely. that's why i'm so thankful to raise awareness. it has been stigmatized for far too long. every one of us knows someone suffering. one in five americans annually will have a mental health condition and i would estimate 40 to 60% of americans will have a lifetime prevalence of some sort ofmen illness in their life. we need to address and it talk about it and start opening up more opportunities for people to express their feelings. >> burger king is talking about real meals. does that help in the discussion? or is it like, come on, guys. >> i have to take one step back and say we are talking about fast food. as a physician who is board certified, i have to to say something about that. what i like is that it is opening up a discussion. a child can say to a parent, i don't have words to this but give never not so happy, that's fine. tell me about your feelings. it has the opportunity to reduce the stigma. >> all right. you're finding the positive. download the app. they've got physicians within five minutes. >> that's right. thank you. >> starting with the live doppler 7. mainly sunny skies. brisk and breezy conditions. it will get breezier overnight going into tomorrow. overnight we' see fog at the coast and a found patches over the bay. tomorrow back to the breezes again. it will be a relatively mild day inland with highs temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. upper 70s to maybe 60, 61 degrees. tomorrow will be a festive day as the sinko de mayo festival. we're celebrating cinco de the clouds will return and it will be relevantly cool with highs in the low 60s. here's the seven-day forecast. it gets even cool we are a sloit chance of moving in. skies will be bright order tuesday and then it start warming up mid-week next week. >> thank you. coming up, the unusual method to help improve your workouts. could this really give you the showinging body you're looking for? >> the the unemployment rate fell to a five decade low of 3.6%. this according to newly released u.s. jobs report for april. average hourly pay is also up in by 3.2%. many business owners say they're struggling to find workers now. >> part of building a better bay area involves kegting a community. that's what one south bay mom is trying to do with her new app. the app allows adults to hire neighborhood teenagers to ta to do lists. in turn, teenagers are given invaluable work experience. >> when janet shaw's kids stopped asking for canny bars and started asking for the latest gadgets, she wants her kids to understand the value of a dollar. >> i found myself saying, when i was your age, i was earning my own money. i was baby sitting. i would never ask my parents for some luxury item like that. >> but she said it can be unrealistic. she launched the app for teens. it involves teens to make money around the community. she uses it for help around the house. >> they've showed up on time. shave done the work i asked them to do. >> her daughter checks the app. >> being a busy street, it is hard to get baby sitting jobs. >> they need their parents approval and must submit an additional reference. they notified their parents when they arrive to work. >> it is a seven-year criminal check, sex offender check, and the county check as well. so they can't see anything on our platform until they pass that. >> she says teen job find is approaching 1,000 building a better bay area by connecting people. there are plans to launch in new orleans soon. expansion is expected in the south bay. abc7 news. >> consumer news now. now they're targeting people in the middle of the night. >> so victims are losing out on more than just sleep. >> sneaky! sneaky! annoying and sneaky. a federal communications commission is alerting consumers to new kind of phone scam. one that can be really, really annoying. robocallers target numbers. sometimes multiple times in the middle of the night. they typically let the phone ring once, may be twice before they hang up. the goal is that they call the number back. rulting in per minute toll charpgs. they recommend that consumers do not call back numbers that they do not recognize. and you should double-check phone bill statements regularly for any weird or suspicious activity. general motors is recalling heavy duty trucks because of an increased risk of fire. that according to consumer reports. the auto maker is recalling almost 325,000 trucks that have a faulty engine block heater cord with a potential to fail and cause a first. recalled models include 2017 to 2019 chevrolet silverados, gnc sierras, and 2019 chevrolet silverados. general motors says they will contact owners and fix issue free of charge. if you think $4 a gallon for gather gasoline is high, are you ready for $5? >> no! >> gas prices are tiging up with that and more with bay area drivers paying more than the rest of the country. it hit $2.90 today. up 8 cents from last year. that's a nationwide figure. but california skyrocketing prices are a large reason for the national average increase. california state average is now $4.09 a gallon. that's up 46 cents a gallon a year. we're not yet in the summer transit season. >> do you think we'll hit $5? i don't think so. but we'll get really close. here's a question. could pot be the new workout wonder drug? cannabis users are apparently more likely to go to the gym than sit on the couch. this is according to the research here's conduct a facebook survey of the 600 cannabis users they surveyed, 52% said they were more motivated to work out. 70% said it boosted their enjoyment of exercise and 78% said it helped them recover more quickly. under a new proposal, they could be administering vaccines. it is part of the push to make dentists more involved in primary care. dentists already screen for diabetes, high blood pressure and oral diabetes. a kentucky specialist has a new line of work. he is selling the horse boom of the 1997 kentucky derby winner. it started out as a joke. now look tiflt hand craft mason jars of poop that belong to silver charm. the horse is retired and living in a stable in kentucky. he says the piles are coated in a resin. the price? $200 a jar! >> oh! >> who is paying for that? he thinks it is quite the conversation piece for your home, perhaps. >> let's move on to something a bit tastier. if you're a fan of raw cookie dough. it is called dough and it can be very addictive. right now, a look ahead to abc7 news at 5:00. emergency in sonoma. a glider goes down. we'll have the latest. we don't have to have people looking at us a little different. a simple step that could make thousands feel better about themselves. and also, set legal precedent in calf. plus, from one artist to another. the big hopes of a tonight the abc special screen time. 20/20 at 10:00 and then abc7 news at 11:00. ice cream serving serving sg inspiration. she's going to go from sobriety. >> nestled in a tiny shop packed with customers and busy pier 39, sits else can's labor of love, dough. >> millions of people across the country will soon learn about on the hit show shark tank. >> i love dessert. for the later part of my life, how can i playing it my life? >> with you there is so much more to doughp than just an intellectual dessert. behind each and every dessert, there is a message of a time that was not so sweet. >> i had an unhealthy relationship with alcohol that was holding me back from doing more with my life. >> she start drinking at 15 years old. with all the pressure, it was inevitable that something else would break. >> in 2015, after some aha moments, she made the decision to get sober and use her love of cookie dough as a platform. >> i formed the doughp for hope awareness with the hope of raising mental health awareness. >> perhaps it is the stories like these that come in from customers in san francisco and las vegas stores that touch her heart the most. >> i feel lying giving up on this journey and returning to drinking, i was in my home office and had the tv going for quite a while. i heard your story and had to pause and rewind. congratulations. you're awesome. >> now sober almost four years, her future is so bright. whether or not she gets the deal or not, she has already got a pretty good deal. and reminds others, they can, too. >> you can do it. you can turn your life around and be whatever the heck you want to be. >> abc7 news. >> and it's delicious. you can get it at rourkele park. there are no special substances in it. with a name like doughp, you might wonderful. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> the major milestone will be to shift in northbound traffic. >> a major project finally heads to completion. >> emergency in the north bay. a glider misses its mark. the pilot is hurt.hurt.hurt.hur. and a letter saying the interracial family is not welcome. face-off in san francisco. an old-fashioned political rally takes on a new twist. >> and why chris wynn said this is the most talented kid he's ever interviewed. >> take a look at one of the biggest transportation projects in the bay area. it has been in the works for three years and has cost .75 billion so far. >> many on the road right now on the way to wine country will be affected and now the end is in sight. good evening. >> the project is on highway the main north/south route through marin. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman with why this project could be done in a matter of weeks. wayne? >> reporter: they're talking about a section of this project. the final project will be in 2023. behind us, the section we've been talking about. ready in june. it has been a frustration for people between sonoma and marin 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