an oakland musician booted from outside land. accused of scalping performer tickets. tonight the artist says just a misunderstanding. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m matt keller. sold out music event of the year. people are doing whatever they can to get inside outside land. including jumping the fence. abc 7 news crew caught the fence jumpers on video this afternoon. it wasn t the only issue. melanie woodrow caught up with an artist cited at theño event. artist and performer getting side lined before the show. ten officers rush us. grab us. handcuff us. instruct us to got on the ground. sfpd said officers detained three after information they were able to see it take place. an intern from the office had sold the one wristband. reporter: saying he had nothing to do with it. outside land, making the decision to call off the show. as for his fans. well. that is unfortunate. but i will play for them again. it s not over. for one tech it. they used us as an ex
a shotgun, 12-gauge only on abc 7 news, a shotgun, a rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunitions, all stolen from a deputy s car here in san francisco. the question tonight, why weren t they locked in a lockbox as is required by law. good evening. i m eric thomas. i m deion. the weapons and ammo were taken from a sheriff s deputy s car parked in the tenderloin last night. lonnie rivera has more on the story. lonnie? reporter: eric and deion, sources tell abc 7 news that san mateo deputy has worked with the fbi s joint terrorism task force for more than 20 years. his car was parked along jones near market last night. san francisco police are looking into this theft and urging the public to be on the lookout. the first will be a shotgun, a weatherby pump action. and the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there were also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each of .223 that were stolen. reporter: friday night san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammuniti
90, refused to move, and this time she faced a close call. despite that, kcrg t-v nine s katie wiedemann reports the woman s still not going anywhere. rachel engelhardt refuses to move out of her flood prone house. she says, why would she? everything she loves is right here. it was over the microwave, so it would have been that high. in june 2008, flood water nearly destroyed her home. upper end of town and i said no way . fema funding allowed the city to purchase several flood damaged homes. but rachel refused the offer. she has one very big reason to stay put. i open and lock it, everyday. that s my job. i clean the church and i clean the rectory. englehardt doesn t drive, so she wants to stay within walking distance of st. joseph s catholic church. it s more important to me to get to my church job than it is to get out of here, that s they need her too. she s a fixture of the entire community. if you spent anytime in elkader, you know rachel and you know what a big
in rural linn county. in them you can see some funnel clouds from that same storm system. so let s bring in meteorologist chris havely with your first alert forecast. , we took a lot of calls about the tornado sirens going off. but it seems like it was a pretty small twister? any shower or storms in the area will quickly dissipate once the sun sets, and temperatures similar to saturday night s where we will have some people in elkader are exhausted weekend cleaning up flood debris. and the work isn t done yet. the turkey river crested at 22 and a half feet on friday. that s about five feet lower than the national weather service predicted. people stacked sandbags along the river to protect the town. who wouldn t after seeing the river like this. kcrg friday. water gushed past businesses that have been closed since thursday. t-v nine s jordee kalk shows us the city s progress. 14:03, and it was over the railing here, and you couldn t come down here, the waves were just splash
the home stretch here in iowa, with the caucuses now less than 24 hours away. today, they made a flurry of stops across the state, encouraging people to get out to the night. republican front-runner donald trump spoke with supporters in sioux city. he was joined by his wife and daughter. trump attacked texas senator ted cruz, who is polling in second place, caucus-goers. trump told people it was time to take back the white house. 1:07 yoyohaven t had a winnerer in iowa in 16 years. we re going to have a winner. you better believe it. we re going to have a winner. that s a bad spell .16 years that s a lot of years. trump will make two more appearances in eastern iowa before the caucuses begin. he ll meet with supporters in waterloo at the ramaa hotel and convention center around 11 a-m. he then has a campaign stop hilton hotel in cedar rapids. that gets underway at 1:30. despite trump s lead, ted cruz remains optimistic heading into tomorrow night. today, he met with suppor