suicidal. >> we were informed of erat ikt behavior and we immediately started the process of this amber alert. >> we would like to get the babe by back to his mother and asking for the public's health. >> right now the authorities are working to reunite the baby with his mother. the father is in custody. also breaking right now, a woman accused in a dui crash that killed a three-year-old boy in the east bay, the family of elij ah dunn told abc 7 news they are terribly disappointed that the man was not charged with second degree murder. we reported this at the time. police say he wshe was under th influence of drug when she slammed into parked car on the shoulder with the baby in a car seat. and again in pleasanton they foujd her lying on be the ground pass the out drunk. the family is disappointed it took this long for charges to be filed on their son's death. we'll have an update for you on channel 7. a man was arrested after trying to rush a cockpit on an american airlines flight from s angeles to honolulu. was confirmed he did not get in the cockpit and no possible explosives. the man described as in mid-20s with long, dark, wavy hair. was handcuffed and escorted off the plain by fbi agents. >> fbi agents led the man off the jet in honolulu. the passenger subdued in the air after breaching the cockpit two jets escorted the passenger plane as other pilots were told about the incident. s of after the man described one source as a foreign nation was escorted off the jet an explosives team sweeps the aircraft one source tells us he was standing near a bathroom waiting with a laptop. when asked to see bit a flight attendant tries to get into the cockpit and was subdued apriled a laptop confiscated. nothing bigger than a mobile phone can be areaed on a plane headed to the u.s. from ten middle eastern and african airports. ipts believe isis have figured how to put suspicion items and possibly being examined. homeland security says it's monitoring all flights tonight out of an abundance of caution. united airlines is trying to reassure passengers that their safe after codes to cockpit door were posted on line. wouldn't say how the codes are released. declined to issue statement on what measures are keeping passengers scoreboard. united however released this statement -- a scary moment in costco after shots were fired in danville. >> two smash and grabs in two weeks at this danville costco. >> certainly not a trend we want to see increasing. >> in both the suspects using hoodies and masks using a hammer to smash a jewelry case. this time getting away with rolex watches. >> another one, crazy. >> a normally safe area. frightening you can go into a cos costco and something like this could happen. >> one shot was fired up and went in the air and another shot up in the air. >> from sky you see an ambulance transporting a customer who phelps and was treated for shock. early last week three men with hoodies one with a ski mask entered as look out. two of the men got away. a costco man tackled and held a third suspect until a third arrived. this time got away. danville's police chief says the suspects got away in a silver toyota camry with paper plates. >> danville police are now reviewing footage and working with costco on how to keep this from happening again. >> looking at where products are replaced, is there a safer way to display them. >> abc 7 news. today a bay area man, willbo schultz will go to state prison for the 2015 murder of a boy jordan defend during a sleep over. >> i never felt anger really towards billy. >> it's not about convenievengee . >> there are no winners. >> we still don't know have our son. it's nothing we're rejoicing over however we feel comfortable in a sense billy is where he belongs. >> boy 9-year-old jordie was stabbed five times as he slept in his bunk bed. >> shultz attorney argued her client should be found insane and sent to a mental health facility. >> by finding him sane we are sending a message that this mental illness was not serious enough. >> the prosecute and community has never said mr. shultz was not going through a seriousp mebtal illness. mental illness. and did he know what he was doing was wrong. >> what he did to their family will haunt him the rest of his life abc 7 news. now police officers will hit the streets in eksd oakland soon. 1 new office 17 new officers received their badges. the city got the force to 767 officers. this is the first academy class under the new chief anne kirkpatrick. >> they're going to be guardians of the kmucommunity. it's a brand new day for us. >> big day for them congratulations one and all. >> well hate speech or freedom of speech, tensions are boiling over at avenue east bay high school. a warning about a bay area beach. and the forecast. >> you will want to head to the beach to beat the heat this weekend. island have your temperatures coming up. >> thanks, and we have a ruling >> thanks, and we have a ruling in cas i need the 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neighbors expressing frustration. >> a lot of people need to go to their work or family visit where somebody was sick or technically other reason they can't get out that's the main concern. >> the san jose water cpany said it likely happened when fire crews activated a water hammer effect forcing the pipe to burst many residents blocked with no way out by car. >> i'm new hours late already. what am i supposed to do i captain walk i got to wait for them to clear it up so i can get on the road. >> it's estimated between 50,000 and 75,000 gallons of water spilled on to the streets. >> it could be hectic if you plan on going to an at&t store this weekend. this was the scene inp frobt of the shop in san francisco. cw a union workers picketed. the workers are on a three day strike to jump start negotiations. >> they've been stalled in contract negotiations and we hope to move the needle all we're asking for is a fair contract. >> the strike ends sunday night. affects 37,000 workers nationwide and at&t in a statement will continue to work hard with its customer and expects to reach an agreement with the union. well is it a hate message or freedom of speech. a student posted racially sensitive video against muslim but the district took action and then the parents sued so the district backed up. >> it was a couple kids dressed up, sort of a terrorist type thing. >> carol pierce describing the short offensive video against muslims posted on twitter. >> anybody raising boys or girls can you grab your camera and tape something and don't think about it or you say something. >> pierce is more troubled with how the school districts has handled the matter posting on facebook page doing the right thing isn't always easy but it's always right. according to pierce the young man was campaigning for votes but ironically had to sign a behavior contract promising to be a role model for others. pierce says initially the school said he could no longer be in a leadership role that's when his parents took legal action. the school district admitted they were forced to comply. >> when students exercise first amendment rights it's about how others feet. >> spt this a . >> isn't this a hate message. >> in this case one child's rights are superceding rights without thinking about it. >> -- i warning for those planning to hit the beach, watch out for rip currents. ocean beach. it has an enormous amount of rip currents. even if it looks safe that's where swimmers are at high risk of getting caught. >> get your bearings. let the current take you out, probably will be beyond the breakers, swim parallel to shore and then surf the waves back in. don't try to fight the current. >> five people drowned off san francisco beaches last year. >> happening tonight san francisco international airport shuts down its main runway for arriving flights it will be closed starting tonight at 11:00 through tomorrow at 8:00 this is part of a long pavement problem to minimize inconvenience to customers could average from one to two arsene wenghours to chec forecast. >> take a look at the temperature trend for livermore average high is 76 degrees even though we will deal with the heat for few days won't cool off until next week, tuesday through friday we'll see temperatures trending lower. until then low to mid 90s inland. one patch of fog around half moon bay. we do expect that fog which is still well off the coast to actually make its way to the coast line heading to tomorrow morning. i do want to show a nice sunset from south beat. sunset at 8:16 tomorrow. clear looking towards downtown san francisco. beautiful sky. looking now at downtown san francisco. visibility is good. oakland 63 degrees. still warm in san jose you're at 70 8z degrees. lovely view from east bay. vacaville 82 degrees. as we look across the bay you can see well across the bay. foggy along the coast. hot conditions inland. cooling begins next tuesday so you will get a break from the heat but not immediately. that patch of fog we have right near the coast 11:00 tonight it will still be patchy we head into tomorrow morning and you'll notice the fog completely fills in near the coast at 7:00 a.m. the fog will linger well into the afternoon. inland areas you will see plenty of sun. tomorrow morning starting with the fog and along the coast line. mild readings. clear skies inland. in the south bay, 87 degrees in san jose. in palo alto definitely keep hydrated. daily city 64 with fog. 72 in downtown san francisco. 82 in oakland. inland it's going to be cooking, the 94 in antioch. low to upper 50s as the race gets under way. there will be low clouds around. at 10:00 a.m. it's milder but 60 degrees. hot, hot, hot for the weekend. mid 90s inland. 60s coast side. as you look at monday it will remain hot 30 degree spread from coast to inland that spread will narrow heading towards stationhouse. tuesday. it's going to be good. >> all right thanks. almost home. a cat's remarkable journey 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'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. there is a new bomb shell from the white house it comes out of the same meeting between president trump and russian officials the day after he fired fbi director james comey. >> after firing comey says it relieved great pressure on him and tonight center intelligence committee confirmed james comey will testify. >> as president trump boarded air force one for his first over seas trip another shoe about to drop in the russian story. less than 24 hours after firing james comey the president boasted his decision to the russian officials he met with in the oval office, i just fired the head of the fbi, he was crazy, a real nut job. images of the extraordinary conversation between the american president and russian's foreign ministerp and ambassador were captured by a photographer for the russian government who was allowed into the room. details included an official white house document that was read to the new york times. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said you know this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. >> times reports a day after firing comey president told the russian officials i am not under investigation and in the same meeting trump shared sensitive information with the russians all of this before a show down with comey who is expected before long to tell his story to congress. he has told associates that's just not true. comey said trump asked him to drop the investigation against michael flynn. >> did you at any time urge director comey to close or back down the investigation of michael flynn and also as you look back. >> no. no. next question >> sources close to comey said the former fbi director kept meticulous notes including a dinner he said the president asked him to pledge his loyalty. was disturbed by the president's ov overtures particularly early in the administration comey was called to meet with the president but tried to blend with the curtains. >> he wanted to blend in and not bep sickled out. be singled out. was like a chameleon against the wall >> but the president spotted him. >> he's become more famous than me. >> comey was completely disgusted by the episode, he thought it was an intention al attempt to compromise him in public. president trump is in the air on way to saudi arabia, start of eight day over seas tour. >> tonight air force one on route to saudi arabia and when president trump arrives in the morning this will greet him, streets lined with american flags, giant billboards showing his face with the saudi king. >> we just landed saudi arabia. most of the press corp getting off this flight flying ahead of the president. every move. every word of his will be under a microscope on this trip. >> the president hoping to send a message to the muslim world making this his first stop but the political chaos at home is casting a shadow. >> i think islam hates us there's something there a tremendous hatred. >> nine days five countries, the world's great religious septemberers from saudi arabia the birth place of islam to israel to and then the vatican. following their very public clash meeting for the first time against last year. pope francis calling building the wall non-christian. >> i am christian and proud of it. okay for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> abc 7 news saudi arabia. >> and back here former congressman anthony weiner could be going to prison and his wife is asking toer a divorce. he was sexting a 15-year-old and now can go to prison up to 17 months according to plea deal and he has to register as a sex offender, his wife was hillary clinton's aide filed for divorce this morning. today is an important victory. >> swedish prosecutor are dropping a rains case against this man wh dropping a rape case. he may also be extradited back to the united states on espionage charges. dozens of lawmakers are including a selection of new party chair person. suggesting there's internal party disagreement over how to continue their resistance against president trump. party leaders are promoting solidarity. >> we have actions fighting the efforts affordable care act. we're out talking about what we stand for as democratic. democrats. after a report emerged that fired fbi director james comey tryed to avoid a hug from president trump an aide top sclipt showed her cld hillary clinton showed her doing the same thing. a friend of comey as he was walking across the room was determined to reach out for a hand shake you the president pulled him in for an embrace. the aide posing as trump opens his arms for embracep and wraps his arm around clinton as she tries to get away she responded with a tweet saying i burst out laughing when i saw this. hope it brightens your major developments in the case of a bay area adoption agency that suddenly went bankrupt. >> and she called me on the phone and she was hysterical and it felt like someone died and she said our future just died. >> we investigate the accusat n accusations of mismanagement tonight on channel 7 at 11:00. a danville sixth grader knows a lot about the world and he got a chance to compete in national geographic bee. >> 2.6 million is who he had to outmatch to wind up here on this national stage. 12-year-old put himself on the map when he won california's state geography bee. millions of kidsacross the coun. he got trip to washingtonp and bid on a $50,000 trip to the islanders. the a area sixth dprader advanced to the top ten his mom wasn't surprised. >> he's special. >> with questions ranging from. buck eye national monument are located just off the coach of which caribbean island. >> to multiple choice maps on economicp and environment trivia he came just shy of the top five coming in seventh place. he said he would rather answer these questions then oerm others. >> science and geography over math definitely. >> he admits he was dispieptappd in the outcome. >> i was nervous so i guess id does good. i'm going to chill until i decide >> i know he will make it because he has a big passion for it. >> he still has couple years to take home a title. from washington. theme the this year's beta breakers was 50 years in the making. >> and sunday night catch the billboard music awards on channel 7. this year's ceremony will includ ♪ somewhere, inside each of us, there's a pro. ♪ it's not always easy to summon your pro. ♪ but once you've found it, you'll find you can do anything. ♪ fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. well now to a little fighter with a giant voice. four-year-old being treated for a rare blood disease in oakland. she's lifted the spirits worldwide with the rendition of the song "over comer". >> this is how the video starts. her shoulders moving. little leah carol. just four years old. born with a rare blood dids ease, a thumb's up after over coming two bone marrow transplants on the video mom enkoue encouraging her little girl. ♪ >> you're an over comer, the song goes, and leah singing nearly every word. after spending more than 400 days away from her family music is helping her get through. this week the artist who sang that song paid her a visit. her new friend couldn't wait. >> she's jamming. >> and she had a signed picture from you, you needed a signed picture from her. >> ahhh i will cherish it forever and ever. the two of them singing together. >> wish i could be part of that world ♪ ♪ >> and then giving concert to vaz thousands to support the bone marrow registry called be the match. the people at be the match tonight are grateful for that little fighter using her voice. ♪ >> she is so sweet. >> yeah she is. >> you can learn more about donating blood marrow at the website. time more check on the weather. >> take a look at the highs for today. almost felt like summer with the 90s inland. i was pretty hot. along the coast line with temperaturess in the 60s. 75 degrees today. going to see similar conditions. the green is actually ground clutter. you will see potential problems in the syria nevada. flood watch to tuesday evening. the creeks. mud slides. debris flows. watch out. tomorrow afternoon mid 60s with fog lingering. definitely getting hot in our inland communities. micro climate. half moon day. 7. 7 in oakland. 7 2 in oakland. if you don't like it head to the coast cooling off to the 80s by mid week and 70s by mid week. all right the running of the beta breakers takes place this sunday. >> it's the longest consecutive run race in the world it's more of a mobile costume party. >> today runners stopped at pier 35 to pick up their race packets and you can register there for the race tomorrow. just like last year police are spreading the word, alcohol is strictly banned and anything without wheels. >> this year marks summer love 50 years in san francisco. flowers in our hair. e dye and >> here as the seven and half miles. streets will be a hassle so there will be extended hours. >> good. let's talk sports. >> i know i can still run taked. >> why not go otherwise. >> it's giants open the he road trip in style over coming two deficits and rain delay. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people 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win 6-5 and save number five for jean-luc melenchon. red sox, bottom of the ninth, against the a's, a's would tie it up. chris davis allet does is hit bombs. would tie it at two. stephen vogt is pleased. we go the to tenth. good night. game over. the the fourth walk off hit for the a's this season. an it's high timep and fireworks time. 3- 2, a's win it in ten. sad news to report long time sport caster wayne walker passed away today. he played 15 years for the nfl's detroit lions and transitioned to sports casting from 1974 to 94 and dayed at age 80 from p k parkisson's disease. draymond green who of the three finalists. will lend play tomorrow night out with a bad anchle afrpgle said ankle said he if he feels good he is going to 34r5i. play. kevin says no way he's going to sit. >> yeah he's had few days to rest i know 100% sure he's going to play that's just my gut. so they're a way better team obviously with him on the court. >> i mean, thes frustrating. you work all year to get to this point and being able to not help the team to win a game or just being able to play is all very frustrati frustrating. >> steve kerr watched practice from a fear in san antonio. zaza pachulia is listed as questionable for tomorrow and so is andre iguodala who is named six manying man of the year finalist by the way. >> every mistake you make is amplified. you know, it's multiplied by ten. you know when you make a mistake because they already don't know make many and thep their crowd feed off that. it makes it tough to win but at pt end of the day it's not impossib impossible. >> we don't feel we have a leg up on anybody. the series spt over. isn't over we understand that. game three is right in front of us. cavs and celtics in the east. do isaiah and company have a chance no not when lebron is doing this. another chase down this one on avery bradley. lebron to tristan thompson at the rim. with this sweet move he's playing out of his mind. cavs roll 130-86 biggest franchise win and loss for both teams. it's nap time. cleveland tied nba record with 1th consecutive 13th consecutive playoff win. they're going to be in the finals. it's is a astounding how one side of that series has been. i mean losing by 40 at home. >> yeah it's bad. thanks. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 we're staying on top of breaking news. an amber alert for a san francisco father and his one-year-old son, a report on that. and adoption agency that went bankrupt abandoning hundreds of hopeful families. join us abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. cal burk berkeley has a ver popular bird on campus. >> meet mu. she's a rescue homing pigeon but birds like her could end in an animal shelter. >> part of the reason i try to go out with her a lot because a lot of people don't know homing pigeons like this are used for those release ceremonies and a lot of them get lost or don't know make it home. >> mu has her own instrument, pigeon mu and she's already crowing about her tv appearance and how you adopt a cute bird just like her. >> thank you so much for joining us. for all of us we appreciate your time. >> see you at 11:00 on. 7. is. (narrator reading) narrator: today, a secret band of domestic terrorists are about to wage war against america. (machine gun firing) they're so intent on killing their first target, they actually pack their bullets with cyanide poison. narrator: the assassination of a public official