offshore and this is a system that will bring showers to the bay area overnight and let's get down to the winds gusting and fairfield and 35 in novato. that 93 in san carlos is not human error and it's the mechanical -- and it's an error. as you get the picture. it's gusty ail over the bay area. so over the next six hours this will be the pattern and we'll see the area of rain that is now to the north and northwest pushing into the north bay by about 9:00 10:00 tonight and the wet weather begins then and the showers will move through during the overnight hours and this is the first forecast, as we look down toward ocean beach and we'll see showers arriving late continued and lingering showers early tomorrow morning and check this out, partly cloudy and breezy and dry by tomorrow afternoon and our weekend gets off to a wet start it's going to be a sunnier dryer finish and more on that later. larry and ama? >> spencer, we'll check back with you in a few minutes and looking live at a rather cloudy resort where a spring snowstorm is expected to move in tonight and a foot of show is expected in the higherel vagus and it comes too late for the skiers to enjoy squaw valley and it's the only resort that's still open and the mountain snow pack was the lowest level on record. >> the spring storm won't do much to alleviate the drought it seems most californians are doing whatever they can to help by cutting back on their water use. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen live with a program that can help customers save some money, chris? >> reporter: hi, larry. at times like these you can put a request for a water auditor and here in the south bay, one program is so popular residents have to wait nearly six weeks for a visit. at the alamitos groundwater recharge pond this sign that says no swimming but a glance at the pond itself shows no need for the reminder. there is no time to waste and people need to do what they can right away. santa clara county residents have been asked to cut their water use by 30% to help with that, the water district is offering a free program called the water wise house call. technicians will come to your home assess your water usage and give you a customized plan to help you save money and water. replacing shower heads to measuring faucet flow rate, the program is so popular people are waiting weeks for an auditor to get out to their homes. we wish we could get to everybody and we're staffing up and we're trying to increase the number of people that have to take house calls and it will take time to meet the demand that we're suddenly seeing. many are taking matters into their own hands at the san jose mission home of the lds church, these missionaries spent the day sprucing up the yard. >> our goal was to do it and to make it more drought resistant and in a way that wouldn't stand out like a sore thumb in the neighborhood. it would serve an opportunity for neighbors to get creative. just hopefully earth friendly when we're done. >> in san jose chris nguyen abc 7 news. as a reminder, visit abc 7 news.com on the simple steps you can take to conserve water. power is restored to all buildings on uc berkeley's campus. a contractor accidentally cut a power line on a power substation late this morning. more than 30 buildings were affected for up to two and a half hours. right now campus workers are going building to building to make sure everybody is operating as it should. >> a cupertino teenager is back home this afternoon and 17-year-old connor sullivan returned last night after going missing four days ago. sullivan told authorities he left monty vista high school by choice after first period. it was a spontaneous decision. sullivan says he spent the entire time walking around and slept under the bleachers at his school. he was eating fruit off of nearby trees and drinking from a water fountain. today the sullivan family issued a written statement thanking authorities and volunteers for helping with the search. the sullivans said their son regrets what he did and his actions impact the others around him and understands there is no excuse for the concern and worry he caused and they're helping their son deal with what has happened. >> they kept a close eye at an antioch elementary school upon. a child was lured for the second time in a week. >> drop-off was crowded this morning at bellshaw elementary school in antioch. moms told us there were more parents here than usual keeping a closer eye on their kids and now that word has spread of a stranger trying to lure a child into his truck. >> all of us moms called each other. do you know who it was? >> reporter: the school district also increased security on campus and we have the security team and you probably can't even see them. >> antioch police said a man driving a red pickup tried to convince a fifth grade boy to get into the truck yesterday morning around 8:45. he later reported it to school officials and antioch police got called around 1:00 p.m. and investigators say they're looking, but haven't found the man. it's disturbing and it is the times that we live in, all around southern california and besides teaching students, we have to teach them about social life and what's going on. and encouraging them to talk to their kids about stranger danger. and the only thing i can do is teach my children what to do any i would never assume that something bad couldn't happen to them. kelly holland says she, too, has covered the topic thoroughly. she knows not to go anywhere with anybody and i can count on one hand how many times he's been out of my husband's sight. nothing will happen. >> reporter: they're canvassing the neighborhood around the school looking for him and also checking to see if there are surveillance cameras that might have want captured an image of him. amy hollyfield abc 7. pier was one arrested during a prostitution sting by oakland police. ingram was cal football's recruiting coordinator and he was with the team for six years. ingram will no longer represent or act on behalf of the university in any capacity. a brief scare today at arroyo high school in san lorenzo. sky 7 hd was overhead as students and staff members were evacuated after a report of smoke in the boy's locker room. fire crews arrived on the scene quickly and turns out a pump had overheated that cause a small electrical fire and they dealt with it quickly and classes resumed several minutes later. investigators are investigateing a bomb threat on the statue of liberty that forced the evacuation of hundreds of have saidors. someone called 911 and said they were going to blow up the statue. explosives rescue rushed to liberty island and hundreds of visitors were evacuated safely by boat. >> a crane accident left one person dead today in new york city. authorities say the crane fell off a truck trapping a worker underneath. the 40-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. it happened at the site of a hotel that's under construction in midtown manhattan and an investigation into what caused the crane to fall is under way and early indications point to mechanical failure. a published report says caltrans knew the eastern span of the bay bridge was leaking rain water more than a year before the bridge opened and according to the san francisco chronicle, caltrans was aware that the supposedly watertight steel support structure leaked as early as 2012. cal trans was also warned that the water might cause corrosion. cal trans did not acknowledge the leaks until january of 2014, but documents show agency engineers first noticed this problem two years earlier when water entered this span through small gaps. >> san francisco drivers may want to avoid vanes in avenue and it is closed between post street through sunday at 11:59 p.m. construction crews are building an underground pedestrian tunnel with a hospital that's under construction and the offices that will be built across the street. this is the second of three planned closures. >> changes are coming to san francisco's muni service starting tomorrow. abc 7 news was theres and the updated bus stop on gary boulevard. >> they'll start seeing new maps that are easier to read along with new signs and most importantly bus service. the busiest routes and the 14 mission will benefit from more busses to help speed the travel times. late needian robin williams will soon have a tunnel named after him in the north bay. connects the golden gate bridge to marin count pep williams was raised in marin and was raised most of his life there. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, march for justice and thousands hit california streets to call attention to a tragedy a century ago. up first, the apple watch finally hits store, but there is only one place in the entire country where you can get the gadget. hello i'm mike schumann live in new orleans and i'm standing right where steph curry made the spectacular shot and we'll relive it with steph and his 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mike schumann had the privilege of being at last night's game joins us live from new orleans. shu? >> reporter: larry i'm standing right on the spot where steph made that great shot and they might have found a way to slow down the warriors and make them go around the scoreboard, but it was one of the most spectacular shots in the nba playoffs adding to steph's legacy. we talked to all of them. >> it comes up short and the rebound going again and it's a three! >> it was a shot heard around the world as sethteph curry won 123-119. >> steph may have taken that to another level. >> where does that rank as one of your all-time greats? >> it's up there considering the situation, honestly, it's the playoffs and you want to do well in those kind of moments and for us to come back from 20 down in the fourth quarter and cap it off that way and go to overtime is pretty special. >> steph's dad dell was there for one of his proudest moments. >> how did that go? and the foul called and all of that, an unbelievable comeback. >> steve kurr played 15 years in the nba and he's seen a lot of great shots, where does this one rank? >> for me as a coach because of the circumstances and the degree of difficulty and the fact that two guys fouled him is a remarkable shot. >> reporter: to come back from a 20-point deficit was mind boggling to andrew. >> we woke up this morning and i had to go and make sure we won that game, because it's a headscratcher for us to win that game. >> it was out in new orleans. >> for sure. that was why game three was so big for us and to have the opportunity to close it in four and if we were able to do that, we have a good chunk of time before the second round starts and we want to take advantage of that. >> steph this morning said he thought he was fouled and he should have fought a foul shot and gone to overtime and they made a mistake. as steph made that shot at practice i would have to try. >> it's not that hard. there you go. i didn't have two guys trying to tackle me and we can wrap it up tomorrow saturday and close out the series with the pelicans it would be a sweep. i'm feeling pretty good about myself, i'm mike schumann. >> know we have a little bit of a delay. how many takes shu? 10, 11, 12, 13? >> reporter: one take. one take. >> we may have to get that verified. thank you, shu. >> and anthony davis wasn't draped all over him. >> right. >> everyone wants to be like steph cur. >> our meteorologist. he has moves and he's posing like steph cur owe the espn cover behind him. nico thinks he can play just like shu. here's some of the sample photos and make sure you post your pictures to social media with the hash tag dubs on 7 and we'll show them on the website as well as here on air on abc 7. >> i'm glad we saw it in slow motion because i thought did i miss the edit point? >> no. he made it. shu is a really good athlete and he tells you about this. he has a super bowl ring in case you missed it. >> yeah. >> all right. well, the apple watch is available in a select few stores across the globe today in a luxury shop in los angeles. it's the only u.s. store where the coveted watches are actually on sale. >> reporter marco robles with our sister station kabc in l.a. was there when they got their hands on the watch for the first time. >> west hollywood was the place to be for apple fanatics nationwide. some even traveled 3,000 miles to be here. >> i'm here from boston. boston massachusetts. >> lined up to pick up the company's newest gadget the apple watch. maxfield, a fashion boutique on melrose is the only location in the u.s. where apple watches could be bought today unreserved first come, first serve. >> wow! look at that. >> one by one the first customers let in came out to show us what they bought. >> is this what you wanted? >> i was kind of hoping to get an addition. >> ryan richard from chattanooga,y tennessee was among the first customers to make the purchase, but he said he was disappointed with the inventory. >> they had no additional watches and the sport model, i think they only have three colors in it. >> the new tech gadget considered by many to be a fashion accessory isn't each being sold in apple stores yet and even customers who preordered online won't reserve theirs for weeks. >> late may. >> prices range from 350 to 17,000. this is the mid-range apple watch priced at $699. >> those at the back of the line just hope there's something left for everyone. >> is it worth it? do i need to have this? no. >> do i want it? yes. >> at least he's honest. that was marco robles reporting. >> spencer christian joins us. do you want to re-enact that shot or anything else? >> i was wondering who glued that ball to nike on. >> i believe shu made that in one shot. >> he has a super bowl ring you know? >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd and it's mainly sunny, breezy and cool out here today and it will get cloudier and wetter. here's live doppler 7 hd and it is up in the northwestern part of the state and rain showers and beginning to move into the fort bragg area and it will get showers late tonight and early tomorrow morning and it doesn't appear that way from this view looking from the east bay camera and we'll see just a few clouds around and it's 58 degrees in san francisco and 61 a piece and oakland and san carlos, but 65 and 66 morgan hill and 67 at half moon bay. here's the view from the tower looking at san francisco and we have other current readings for you and 66 in santa rosa and petaluma, 59 and 67 in fairfield and mid-60s at concord and livermore and looking at the skyline from our exploratorium camera under mainly blue skies and showers will continue early into tomorrow morning or i should say into early tomorrow morning and we'll have partial clearing by late morning to midday and sunny and warmer weather begins on sunday. the satellite image shows the approaching frontal system that will bring us our late night and overnight showers sweeping through through the overnight hours and 7:00 this evening and it will be cloudy then with a little bit of light shower activity in the northernmost part of the viewing area. by 9:00 tonight we'll see a more widespread area of showers in the north bay and by 11:00 p.m. and more widespread across the entire bay area and look for showers over the east bay and the south bay and the santa cruz mountains and winding down and the front will screen through by 5:00 a.m. and so much of the remainder of the morning and the remainder of the day tomorrow will be dry after those early morning showers. some clouds may linger and we'll see breaks of sun as well. rainfall projections are these up to .1 of an inch and perhaps up to 4500 at livermore. over in the sierra winter weather advisory is in effect until 5:00 tomorrow afternoon and above 5500 feet and maybe a foot or more up at donner and up in the bay area tonight and we'll see showers moving through it and overnight lows will be in the 50s and tomorrow's highs will be partial clearing in the afternoon and only in the mid-60s for most inland areas and only mid to upper 50s on the coast and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast and look at the warm weather next week. every day next week and high temperatures will be in the low or low to mid-80s in the inland area. >> you can watch doppler live 7 hd on the weather an and it is free on the apple store or google play and we are at abc 7 news/app. customer concerns leads diet pepsi to make a major change. >> i hope i'm going to be okay. i feel like i'm going to be okay. 2015's going to be quite a ride. >> new after 4:30 the bruce jenner interview. a what diane sawyer is saying and no ♪ when you just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. ay diet pepsi is making a big change. pepsico announced today it's removing aspartame from the diet cola because of a customer concern that the artificial sweetener is unsafe. the fda maintains aspartame also known as newt ri sweet is safe, as one of the most tested ingredients in the world. it the hit stores in august with a blebd of artificial sweeteners. coca-cola has no plans to remove aspartame from diet coke. the size and timing of your breakfast could impact your entire day. >> and a new lawsuit accuses tanning salons of playing down their dangers. jane king has those stories and more in today's wellness report. >> reporter: lawsuits have been filed in new york state for two tanning chains. they propromote the practice as being health pep they suggested indoor tanning could increase vitamin d production and reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes. the tanning salons did not comment on the lawsuit filed by the new york attorney general's office. extreme morning sickness could be linked to children's neurological problems. a study at the university of southern california found that children born to women who suffered severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy were more likely to have attention and sensory disorders. researchers couldn't say exactly why that was. >> a popular pesticide could hurt wild bees and the common insecticide could be contributing to the decline of the bee population which is a key issue in food security. this new research could lead to bans on certain pesticides in the u.s. and europe. it is an important meal for cultivating good health and ranking as perhaps the most critical meal for 50 and 60-something eaters particularly when it comes to preventing and managing diabetes. it's better to eat a larger meal at breakfast when the body has more time to process the food. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king here's on to your health. abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue and a good samaritan at the right place at the right time and the quick action that has him hailed as a hero. they are gnawnow calling for his resignation. >> 6 miles and 50,000 people the march for justice ng making headlines where you live at 4:30. we have april showers coming, not just darkness trust me. we will take a live shot right now from the kgo roof cam. you can see it's really windy. in fact, there are warnings with people coming across the bay bridge to hold on to their steering wheels because it's gusty out there and rain is on the way. abc 7 news anchor spencer christian is tracking showers and spencer will tell us exactly where and when you will need the umbrella the most this weekend. >> the family of a mission district resident shot and killed by police in february is saying the killing was not justified. abc 7's tiffany wilson will join us live with more on the federal lawsuit against the officer family claims is responsible. also people across the country remembering a horrific genocide 100 years later. the mayor of los angeles tweeted the world has not will not, and can never forget the armenian genocide. thousands march through hollywood to remember the 1.5 million armenians who were killed. here in the bay area several solemn remembrances are planned for tonight. wayne freedman joins us now live from city hall. wayne? >> reporter: this is a big event, but it's been going on all day. armenians around the world will say this event, this day, this commemoration has been a century in the making. april 24th has not always been important to them but maybe not april 24th like this bonn. >> this was a good day to go to church, to reflect and to remember and at least tanjan certainly did. >> the lesson we need to learn is to live with each other and to love each other. >> she's armenian and a child of survivors. that simple fact explains the preparation at city hall and observances around the world. >> in every community in every there on. >> the invasion of their country 100 years ago by the ottoman-turkish empire. it led to the genocide of 1.5 million of their people an event the turkish government has never acknowledged and the world has mostly forgotten. >> we're demanding acknowledgement because it is a continued source of pain for our nation to have the truth of what happened to our ancestors denied by the turkish government and in some cases going unacknowledged by important nations and important countries in the world such as the united states. >> reporter: this past month armenians focused on the history partly calling attention to the world in which we live now. that armenian genocide the first of this century was hardly its last. the victims, now teachers. >> they're things that are happening every day and people killing each other every day and isis taking out people because of religion, if you have a different religion, if you have a different color. >> it is worldly wisdom paid for with a nation and culture's pain. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. right now police in the los angeles area are looking for a man accused of robbing an armored truck guard. police say he attacked the guard in inglewood this morning while he unloaded money at an atm at a bank. the man and guard got into a shootout and witnesses heard up to ten gunshots, but no one was hurt. the robber ran away with a bag filled with a large amount of cash. >> the former oakland police chief says he will not step down from his new job in baltimore and there's anger and frustration directed at baltimore and the commissioner is handling the freddy gray case. protesters are promising a rally that will shut down the city tomorrow. gray died while in police custody and the mayor revealed he was handcuffed and put in leg irons while in the back of a police van but was not wearing a seat belt which is police policy. some in the community are calling for bats to resign. >> reverend quinn of minister alliance has called for my resignation. that's not going to happen. >> he resigned as oakland's police chief in 2011 after a controversy over police department reforms. he also had a strained relationship with former mayor gene kwan. an attack inside the vatican was never carried out. today italian police revealed a plot against the pope and some suspects arrested for setting up a terror network. abc news reporty marcy gonzalez shows us the raid that broke it up. >> reporter: a major terror raid in italy. police taking down a network of accused militants including two of osama bin laden's former bodyguards investigators believe plotted to attack the vatican. italian police now reveals that in 2010 while investigating the men's alleged involvement of a bombing in pakistan that killed more than a hundred people they learned of a new plot. the target, they say people visiting an unspecified crowded area in rome which antiterrorism believe may have been the vatican. >> translator: from some wiretapped conversation it comes out that an organization of a terrorist attack is under way. >> reporter: investigators say those recorded phone conversations that took place near the seed of the catholic church included mention of restricted areas and the pope. italian police saying today that at least one pakistani suicide bomber arrived in rome but they explained the plot was called off once the suspects learned they were being investigated. >> the vatican probably always is a target if you're particularly an islamic extremist group what better target than to go after the head of the catholic church? >> reporter: the vatican spokesperson down played the threat though, reportedly saying the plot was a hypothesis and there was no reason for concern. nine men were taken into custody in this raid and police say they have arrest warrants for nine other suspects believed to be involved in this terror network. marcy gonzalez abc news, new york. an investigation is under way to determine why a stage collapsed during a musical performance at a high school in indiana. [ screaming ] >> so scary. the stage at westfield high suddenly gave way last night sending students into the orchestra pit below. no one was seriously injured and most of the students who went to the hospital have been released already. students on stage and in the audience rushed to help pulling people from the orchestra pit. >> we really came together in this moment and worked as one unit to basically help everybody out and try and get everybody safe. >> i knew that nothing of that nature was supposed to happen and then you just hear a huge crash and you know that it's not supposed to happen so you know something is wrong. >> westfield students returned to class today. in washington, d.c., eric holder has left the department of justice building. [ applause ] a large crowd of admirers cheered the attorney general as he gave a farewell speech. holder said he's going to miss everyone. as a last act he tossed two freeric holder wristbands into the crowd saying quote, it's official, now we can say eric holder is free. he spent six years as attorney general and it took months for his successor to be confirmed. loretta lynch will take his place monday. 7 on your side's michael feeney teaming up with consumer reports and asking just how safe is the shrimp that you eat? two eruptions in two days and yet danger in chile isn't over yet. >> i'm spencer christian, the western skies are getting cloudier and showers are getting closer. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. and a live look now at the traffic situation in san jose. this is highway 101, the big backup is southbound even in the carpool lanes. normally you can breeze through on those, but that's backed up as well and northbound is better and that's 880 female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> officials in chile are warning that people should be prepared for a third eruption at the volcano. the volcano exploded twice this week after being dormant for 42 years. the first eruption on wednesday sent a plume of ashmore than six miles high followed by a second one yesterday. lightning crackling to the sky was turned reddish-orange by the eruption. about 1500 people were evacuated and residents have been ordered to remain around a 12-mile restriction zone and no injuries or deaths have been reported. >> some of the pictures are incredible. >> we'll get rain and nothing that dramatic and spencer christian here with the accuweather update. >> we'll start with a lovely picture, check this out sent to us by rodney in venetia. it was yesterday before sunset and this caused by sun crystals my in the atmosphere. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd and we have clouds thickening to our north and showers under way and they've moved onshore and the northernmost part of the viewing area in mendocino county and beginning to approach northern sonoma county and here's your event planner and the march of dimes. it is a big event and very important event tomorrow morning and several abc 7 personalities will be participating and matt keller in san jose and pleasanton and it will be a decent day, and very cool and after the morning rain passes over we'll have a dry day. look for showery conditions in many locations from top to bottom and snow out over the sierra. here in the bay area our showers will have passed through by mid-morning hours and it is a partly cloudy day and breezy and cool at the coast and high in the 50s around the bay and inland and there's the halo around the sun once again. the is undecided to borrow my halo yesterday. >> that's exactly what happened. nice that you were willing to give it up. >> angel qualities. >> it's what we've heard though not seen. anyway still ahead on abc 7 news at 4k clo, bruce jenner's revelation and your exclusive sneak peek at the diane sawyer interview that's set to air tonight here on abc 7. trending now, the grey's anatomy shocker that had fans of mcdreamy wish that they really were dreaming. >> michael finney. coming up next, what's really in your seafood dinner. i've teamed exclusively with consumer reports to find out the [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ north bay and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >> after so many years of tabloid headlines tonight bruce jenner is breaking his silence. >> the former olympic athlete and current reality tv star is sitting down exclusively with diane sawyer tonight for a two-hour "20/20" special discussing his journey as well as his future. >> here's abc news reporter brandy hit. >> it will be an emotional roller coaster, but somehow i'll get through it. >> reporter: it's the moment millions have been waiting for bruce jenner's revelation in an exclusive with diane sawyer. >> i hope i'm going to be okay. i feel like i'm going to be okay. 2015's going to be quite a ride. quite a ride. >> please welcome diane sawyer. >> reporter: but as sawyer hit the morning talk shows she wouldn't divulge exactly what the olympic hero is going to announce in tonight's two-hour special. >> he knows this is a big interview. he knows this is a big day for him, i want him to speak directly to all of you for the first time but i will say it's an incredible moment in his life. >> reporter: jenner earned the title of world's greatest athlete nearly 40 years ago with his olympic gold medal in the decathlon, after decades of fame, his family is in the spotlight on e!'s keeping up with the kardashians. the father of six and stepfather of four says they're the ones he's worried about the most. >> his whole life has been getting him ready for this. >> i want to know how this story ends you know? how does my story end? >> as we wait to hear bruce jenner's announcement diane sawyer says this is a far-reaching announcement in which we learn about family love. >> you can see diane sawyer's entire interview tonight on abc 7. not every transgender person decides to undergo surgery and for those who do one of the surgeons is here in the bay area. >> she's uniquely qualified to understand what patients are experiencing. >> i'm the first openly transgender person to perform the surgery. >> the first? >> the first in the world. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, dan ashley talks with dr. marcy bowers about her transition, her work and why there is a two-year waiting list for her services. >> interesting. >> yes. turning to consumer news now. shrimp is more popular than ever and what exactly are you eating with that seafood dinner. 7 on your side's michael finney is partnering with consumer reports for the latest on shrimp safety. >> this is the good idea to do this. >> consumer reports found some with potentially harmful bacteria and illegal antibiotic residue. the shrimp was purchased from 27 cities across the nation. >> shrimp americans eat an average of almost four pounds a year making shrimp more popular than tuna. today about 94% of the u.s. shrimp supply is imported and the majority of it is far. >> it can be done responsibly, but bacteria and disease can thrive. antibiotics may seem like effects, but we don't think so and they're illegal for use in imported shrimp. >> reporter: consumer reports tested to find out how safe our shrimp is. scientists analyzed 342 packages of frozen shrimp both farmed and wild, raw and cooked. overall 60% of the raw shrimp samples tested positive for bacteria, so safe preparation is very important and 11 samples or about 5% of imported farm shrimp had antibiotic residues. the antibiotic use is particularly troubling because it's illegal. it promotes antibiotic resistance and it just isn't a responsible way of farming. >> consumer reports recommends responsibly sourced wild shrimp like those rex mended by seafood lodge or certified by the marine stewardship counsel. if farmed shrimp is better for your budget look for farmed shrimp by the aquatic council or whole foods market responsibly farmed. knowing what to look for will help you make choices that are better for you and the environment. >> the food and drug administration is responsible for inspecting shrimp coming into the united states to make sure it doesn't contain any drugs or chemicals that aren't permitted and consumer reports is urging the fda to step up its inspectioning. >> thank you michael. >> fans of the hit abc show "gray's anatomy" are literally in warning. a spoiler warning for anyone who has not watched the latest shocking episode, and maybe they dvred it. dr. mcdreamy saved hundreds of lives during his 11-year tenure at seattle gray's hospital but in the end nothing could save him. he died from injuries suffered in a sudden car accident. >> you're too late. >> no. ♪ if i lay here ♪ ♪ >> people took to social media to express their shock. one person tweeted r.i.p. mcdreamy. this is the worst day of my life! actor patrick dempsey says the death of his character was a real shock to him as well because dempsey is under contract with the show for one more year. >> maybe flashbacks? >> that's what i'm thinking. protective fathers out there may want to take? pointers from this dad. take a look. here comes the t-shirt that he made his daughter wear. it says stay clear, boys. this is my dad and it has a picture of dad and coming up we may have a shot of him shirtless. the picture of him on the shirt is the dad shirtless. you don't want to mess with that, i don't think. he is very fit. the photo is getting a lot of attention online and people who commented have disagreed a lot about this, but one thing they can agree on that the dad is attracting plenty of suitors from that shirt. >> xl. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. the airport action from this man that now has him being hailed as a hero. >> here's dan with what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5 locke. >> larry and am a thanks very much. a bay area woman is charged with public intoxication and it's what happened after she left this area that has her new suing bart. we'll explain why. >> also ahead the tough choices facing california farmers these days. those stories and a lot more . a south bay business owner is being hailed a hero for saving the life of an airline passenger having a heart attack. it happened at a gate at mineta san jose international. >> david louie says this is the fourth time this good samaritan has responded to a heart attack victim. >> reporter: it happened to a 76-year-old passenger last sunday. fortunately, mike vanban was nearby. >> it's a very rewarding and yet surreal experience. >> reporter: the lossals to businessman heard his wife veeming and he started doing cpr and chest compressions as shown in this american heart association video. two other passengers two of them nurses stepped in they had an automated defibrillator. the airport has 47 of them located across the terminals. it took three shocks to get the man's heartbeating again. >> the machine will let you know if you need to press the shock button. it's intuitive enough to know the cardiac activity and the electrical activity inside this person, if it senses that a shock is necessary this machine will deliver that shock. by the time i left to jump on to my plane he was breathing without oxygen so he was, you know, the color returned to the his face and breathing on his own and they packaged him up and got him to the hospital. >> his family is declining interviews. mike vanman spoke to him by phone. he was very appreciative and he was very thankful and just -- and the strength in his voice was there. i mean, he was -- he was feeling good and he was eating and happy to be with his wife so that was really gratifying. >> vanman hopes his experience will prompt others to take cpr classes. in san jose david louie, abc 7 news. >> amazing. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil and abc 7 news begins with cheryl and dan. [ screaming ] >> a woman arrested for public intoxication is now suing bart for excessive force. >> he used some kind of hold against me and took me down. >> it's a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. four times in the back and once in the back of the head. >> a family says san francisco police killed their son and what they're doing to try to get a measure of justice. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel, and we'll tell you how it will impact your weekend plans. live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. don't touch me like that! you just saw five seconds that changed the life of a bay area woman. she says a bart police officer got out of hand during an arrest. >> i don't know why he did it. i don't know why he broke four bones in my face. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. a bartender who also works as a model is suing bart and oakland police charging that their officers used excessive force while she was being booked in jail and she ended up with bruises on her face. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story you will see only on abc 7 news. vic? >> dan bart officials and oakland police say they can't comment on this case since it's in litigation, but here's the lawsuit. abc 7 news also viewed hours of security camera and released body camera videos. sheehan says those tapes conflict with what the police report says. >> this is what megan sheehan looked like march 18th of last year the morning after st. patrick's day. the bartender and model suffered serious injuries when bart and oakland police officers took her down. >> i don't believe that they should have, you know broken four bones in my face and knocked out some of my teeth. >> reporter: sheehan ended up at the lake merit bart station after a heavy night of drinking and she's embarrassed of how drunk she got, but her crime, she says, does not fit the punishment. >> i should never have gotten that drunk, but also there are ways to detain someone and not break their face. [ screaming ] >> a bart rf arrested sheehan who admitted she -- >> you see sheehan in the upper right hand corner of the video and the bart officer standing with her and suddenly some kind of altercation starts and she's thrown to the ground. the jail security camera video shows it happened

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