-- attempted murder. >> it is a disturbing story. >> it has also been a challenging story the reason being there are long-standing laws in place protecting juveniles. the lack of information about child the suspects allegedly involved in violent crime is what is concerning community members and parents. they ask who is protecting us? i was shocked, scared, and devastated. he was mumbling he was stabbed and could not stop the bleeding. those words are from a family of a 15-year-old boy who was violently stabbed on a bus near the square of the afternoon the margin 13. talk on camera, they answer my questions via text. as we have an abc 7 news employee read. >> it was shocking and devastating to hear he was stabbed without provoking anyone. >> and the suspect is only 12 years old.

the photo is of a knife which i part of the police investigation. the suspect threw it in bushes. the 15-year-old nearly lost his life. >> i felt like i was having a heart attack. feeling helpless for not being able to be there. >> documents show the 12-year-old was apprehended later. and charged with the murder. on march 6, the boy was named with police documents in a suspect of another alleged dabbing during a robbery near japan town. documents also revealed this -- he was previously -- arrested with a robbery involving a firearm. >> i am worried every day i did not know what was going to happen. parents tell me as of the week after the bus stepping they had yet to be informed by the school. the boy was charge for attempted murder. clinics nobody told us anything i heard it for my child.

clicks the school don't say nothing. >> they don't give out that information that much. >> nobody told is anything i heard it from my child. >> >> they don't give out that information that much. >> they contacted the school about the alleged situation in these crimes. a person responded saying they could not talk pacifically about the case but the school has protocols in place to assure the updates to families to support the schools when an incident involves a particular school community. the information blackout is not from the school district it also extends to the juvenile justice system which is all about privacy. they would not confirm that the boy was in custody because of privacy. they could not confirm their involvement in the case citing

state laws that restrict information about juvenile cases to anyone other than relevant artese in the legal matter. i sat down w district attorney brooke jennings who also could not get the specifics about the 12-year-old case because -- 12-year-old case because of privacy. but i did ask about the crimes. >> with our youth it is different. we have to make a determination on somebody for them to remain out of the home. it is a different process. >> anthony brass has extensive experience with juvenile cases but he is not familiar with this stabbing incident. he says juvenile criminal justice system is challenging and it needs to work. >> we are popularizing crime and the cultural shift is to in the name of compassion remove accountability. that is a dangerous road to walk. they are experiencing and they are exposed to more mature

behaviors earlier. it really -- i fear for them because they do not have the emotional maturity to moderate themselves. >> when i asked dia about the frustrations shared by brass and the number of parents i spoke with she said there is a need for change. >> you are right what is going on is not enough. that is why we are in these situations. there is more we can do and i am optimistic that if we come together in a way that is more innovative we will get there and i think again there has to be a balance between having consequence, even in my home with my kids, there has to be a consequence, but understanding you have to exercise compassion to make sure that you help children mature properly and appropriately. >> is a 15-year-old's family continues to grapple with what happened they focus on recovery. >> he is taking it day by day but we are thankful he is recovering. >> they also asked for a change

to the juvenile justice system that is clearly broken. >> there must be better solutions from the ground up because this could be anyone's child or family member. >> i spent a good amount of time speaking to the 15-year-old stabbing victim's family they are also in a challenging position because they are trying to balance the issue of their own privacy for safety reasons while at the same time they really want to and understand the importance of telling their story. at one point they told me one story would not necessarily change the laws in san francisco or the state but they want to do what they can to help. it is a sticky situation for all parties involved. dan: let's move to another story you will only see on seven. a woman left battered and bruised after being run down on the sidewalk by someone on a scooter. the writer took off and has not been caught. we explained what the victim wants to see happen now. >> the collision happened

quickly. as we slowed the video down you see how the pedestrian is struck and dragged a few feet hitting a wooden barrier. jennifer conrad is the pedestrian hit by the scooter on february 18 as she is leaving this restaurant on king street across from the ballpark. >> i was coming from my restaurant to the car on the sidewalk and i saw a scooter coming fast so i had a second to run and i moved back. i felt with the i contact he did not care the look on his -- the eye contact he is not care his look was get out of my way. >> she said immediately following the collision he was confused and could not speak. when she asked him for his information she said he took off. >> he left people were like a don't leave. he bolted. he laughed and i said give me your information and he tried to -- he left and i said give me your information and more people try to get him to comment and

though he left. >> this is not the first time i've done a story on people on scooters not abiding by the rules. the state of california states that it is illegal to ride a scooter on the sidewalk. in fact the scooter rental companies have it printed on each scooter. no sidewalk writing. we found a few of them continue to break the law. police are still investigating the accident they say scooter writers are at fault in 55% of crashes. the majority involve a motor vehicle. only one in 10 collisions involve a pedestrian. she went to file a police report a few days after her accident she had bruises on her arms and feet and suffered a broken wrist. >> i did not take the scooter i love the scooter but do not be rude respect everybody. >> abc7news. >> now to the north bay a harrowing ordeal for a family.

a huge oak tree came crashing down trapping a woman at her son. let's go live to our reporter outside the house all day. >> hey, big cleanup operation happening on yolanda drive for sure. the family living inside of the house says they are lucky to be alive. as you can see, a tree fell into the house. it happened around 5:20 this morning evening it heavily damaged. it pretty much woke up the entire neighborhood and wrapped the family upstairs. -- trapped the family upstairs. >> it was a crack and then a loud boom. >> she will never forget the moment where this giant tree crashed into her home. >> the first thing i did was scream to my son who was trapped in his room. i was also trapped because the door got stuck. >> the family share these

pictures to show the incredible damage done to the home and luckily he was not hurt thankfully to quick thinking. >> i don't know how he lived the tree is on his bed. and he turned and jumped out of bed. >> mother and son were trapped on the second floor of the house. >> they threw ladders and got up and use chain and cut holes and got the people out. luckily everyone was safe and no one was injured. >> the oak nearly a century in their yard. >> part of it fell onto the neighbors property narrowly missing his house and car. >> when the trees get to be 100 years low -- fold they grow to be about a foot a year and stuff can happen. >> fire fighters a winter storms and record rainfall has brought down hundreds of trees in the area. >> with the wind and the power

lines coming down and everything is so saturated the trees are soaking up the water at the ground is saturated. >> a giant crane was brought in to remove the tree and began a very big cleanup. >> the house built in the 1900s is now yellow tagged meaning only limited entry is allowed but there is no heat, no power inside. linda says she will stay with friends for a a while and she also says she will rebuild this home. we are live, abc7news. dan: silverado trail and semolina is closed between west mountain road and lodi lane after a power line fell in the middle-of-the-road. you can see it is unclear how it came crashing down but it is a major artery in that area. it will remain closed until further notice. ama: a governor newsom in yolo county. he is easing restrictions.

this is one of the wettest years on record in california but the governor says it is important to keep conserving. >> the economy well-being, livelihood and well-being and safety of millions of californians is at stake if not -- we do not maintain our vigilance in these moments. ama: he also that -- announced and in to the water contingent agencies and announced his plan to increase water reservoir storage and more. dan: we have a dry weekend on tap but more rain is headed our way. meteorologists is tracking this. >> we have wet windy weather in the bay area next week. we go hour-by-hour with the timeline coming up. and the moment a police chase ended in a deadly crash in the east bay a tragic event that is shaken he -- shaking a tightening community. dan: and this restaurant

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ama: tonight we are hearing from people who witnessed a police chase who killed a mother of twins and injured those two children. we have a surveillance video it is graphic. you have a story. >> they don't care they never stopped chasing them. they need to stop chasing them and if the police had stopped chasing them then this would have never had happened. >> this woman who did not want to be identified is the cousin of the 31-year-old mother who was killed in the car crash. her twin six-year-old sons were severely injured. >> they need to stop chasing. when a car enters into a residential neighborhood they need to top facing the cars. >> the issue she is referring to happen thursday night. police was informed with -- of a stolen hurt -- suv headed toward hercules. they chased it after it exited i-80. the video shows the moment the suv hit this at the

intersection. >> it was the most horrifying thing i have seen in my life. it was terrible. >> tony was leaving his restaurant when he witnessed the crash. the scene unfolded in front of louis porter's house he was one of the first on scene. >> i heard a little boy yelling in the car so i ran straight to the car. there was no one even there yet. i just tried to hold the little boy. >> police say the two boys were taken to the hospital in oakland like the victims family. porter says this is not the first time he seen a police chase on parker avenue. >> wherever they can trace they want to run out this way. and it is dangerous. dangerous. >> their surveillance video shows the driver who police identify is 20-year-old ralph the third running from the scene. he was found at a nearby liquor store and arrested on several charges including vehicular manslaughter. the family and the hospital are not able to provide an update of

the two boys condition. hercules police are not available to comment on the police chase policy or residents concerned about the number of chases. >> the whole community is shook up. everybody is praying and hopefully the other child is safe. >> abc7news. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is now commenting on a controversial case reported last night by i.t.. a day after price refused to answer questions, she said -- send -- said in an email that she is disappointed that they rejected a plea deal that she reached with a triple murder suspect alonzo homewood. price offered him a 15 year sentence for voluntary medical -- manslaughter instead of the 75 years to life he originally faced and an alleged murder for hire carjacking and robbery. the da statement also included praise for lockwood. saying we appreciate his effort to stop the violence.

the statement is not being received well by her own prosecutors who told our own reporter that she not show -- should not talk about a pending case particularly one that a jury is about to hear. they are working on a deep dive policies and the impact. she refuses to be interviewed for the report. >> there are hundreds of school district teachers staging a one-day strike. teachers rallied and walked picket lines. here at skyline high school included. they demanded 23% raise which would bring them close to the pay for teachers in california. the district is only offering three point 5% raise. they say classes went on as planned but the action cap students out of school -- action kept students out of school and access to instruction. dan: it makes you want to skip doesn't it? sunshine and no rain with the weather. >> i almost want to go to the beach but it is a little cool. >> a little cool for the beach

but it is bright and sunday -- sunny. go ahead and skip with joy. ok do it during the break. let's take a look at the lie picture right now from the san jose camera. good day to lift your doubt about it. you notice the bright skies over san jose right now. notice the sun it has been a stormy several months as you know off and on. live doppler 7 will show you that a quiet pitcher. it will look very different come monday night into tuesday. let's check out what it looks like in terms of the wind. they are starting to pick up dusting at 40 sfo, 30 in san jose. it is a wind with cooler air coming off the ocean. over 40 mile-per-hour wind continuing in half moon bay. it will be gusty until tomorrow morning into the wind drops off.

tomorrow afternoon and evening the wind picks up again. 7:00 tomorrow 30-40 three mile-per-hour wind. if you do not the pattern saturday is a better day. it is lighter than what you experience tomorrow. oakland airport no problem with flights taking off airport wise. you see all the way back to mount tam as. low to mid 50's to san francisco, oakland, palo alto, half bay 50 degrees. temperatures today below average just like yesterday. we take a live look from our kgo roof camera the trees are blowing around in the wind. 60 in fairfield, some of the warmest spots got in the low 60's that is not exactly warm, but 50 in napa, beautiful view from the golden -- golden gate bridge. sunny day saturday and sunday. storm arrives early next week with an atmospheric run.

it is unsettled through wednesday. 7:00 tonight 40's and 50's if you have friday night plans carry a jacket. at 10:00 temperatures are in the 40's and tomorrow morning we are talking 30's and 40's. cold enough for frost advisory for the bay area except the coast, save -- san francisco, and the bay shoreline. it is both m m 30ngni's which means frost will form. protect your sensitive plants. temperatures come down to 31 lakeport, it will be in the 40's around the bay coast. afternoon highs for your saturday a -- mid-50's to the low 60's. he will have plenty of sun and the weather changes dramatically. monday night here comes the storm it is and at was eric river soaking the bay area tuesday. it will bring a strong wind and the sierra picks up know and wednesday the wet weather continues. the seven-day forecast cold and frosty morning but mild day

saturday and sunday. one monday night and two on tuesday thunder chance that i just added. wednesday is a one and can we go back to drive. i think you are planning for planting purposes tuesday would be a good day to stay home if you can remain off the road. we cannot expect what w experienced earlier this week but it will be stormy on tuesday. dan: thank you. ama: still to come what millions of twitter users will need to do if

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system after he bought twitter. saying this was corrupt and nonsensical. ama: local on events is are being treated to a unique screening of black panther. this is accompanied by the san francisco symphony tomorrow and tonight at 730: there will be a q&a for the shows with the conductor who scored the movie soundtrack. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. nighttime street food festival returns to fort mason 10 night. the off the grid food truck will create -- feature 50 chefs and it shows the diversity of the bay area food truck scene. it is underway right now and runs through 10:00 and every friday through june 23. ama: local business owners band together demanding action against a burglary like this one

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> they are all afraid that they will come back and then robbed them again. dan: oakland resident and business owners are on edge after a rash of burglaries in chinatown and across town. leaders held an emergency meeting to address these security concerns. ama: lena looks at the crime of how this is spreading into jaclyn speyer -- square. >> less than 24 hours after a string of eight break-ins including some caught on camera in oaklands chinatown. >> it looks like to me is like a flash mob. you know? they are very organized. >> business owners are coming together to demand change. >> i would like to see the opd to have somebody patrolled the station a certain part of

chinatown. in the middle of the night. not just a time. >> an emergency meeting held by oakland chinatown chamber of commerce friday morning. many business owners came with questions for police. >> how come the police did not come? >> they didn't show up after they found out it would turn into a press conference that is according to the oakland chinatown improvement council. >> it is really a disappointing government when the community is not protected. >> here in chinatown you can see fresh locks outside the gate. the owner tells abc 7 she is not able to reopen her business yet until oakland police responded to investigate. >> we are still waiting for -- and evidence tech to come out. that is the latest. and until then, we possibly have more damages. >> community members like lynette say because of this she is now avoiding chinatown in the afternoons and evenings. >> i do not feel safe to walk

around here. the police and the city should do something to help the community. >> abc 7 reached out to oakland police about the issue and while they declined the interview request in their own video statement they said they are taking steps to cut down the number of her glories. >> the trope -- burglaries. >> control staff will be read distributed to these areas where this is occurring. >> they have vowed to work toward ■eventuallyaddingmore nighttime security in the area. >> if we do not collectively come together as a community and navigate then it will be harder to get the support. >> and oakland, lena, abc 7 news. dan: besides deploying officers they are also offering advice to businesses on protecting themselves. they urge business owners do not

lead large amount -- not leave large amounts of cash in their businesses. and they should have steel in front of their doors and they should have surveillance cameras, alarms, and motion centers. -- motion sensors. ama: today is the first day that members of the community across from the pot who river in watsonville can return home. we spoke with residents today and for many their homes are still uninhabitable. >> it's been nearly two weeks since it devastated paco in monterey county and the 2000 who live there had to evacuate. everything was underwater. it was a repeat of the nightmare. >> in 1995 the same problem. i live 30 years here. >> the evacuation order has been lifted and many residents seeing their first time -- homes for the first time since the breach filled with mud, standing water, and mold.

>> is smells bad inside. >> many have protected year on tart the cleanup prop -- protective gear on as they start the cleanup process >> we are sad because we lost the few things we have we have worked hard to get what we have. and here it all is. >> bottles of water are being brought in as officials say it may be weeks before running water can be determined as safe for drinking. >> we spoke with the gentleman who had 16 gallons of water -- removed from his two-bedroom apartment. we are just here to help with problems of garbage. >> many are asking when and if federal help will kick in for the rebuilding process. the office of emergency services says they will take necessary steps to make its case to the federal government for fema assistance but it is a sophisticated request that has to be done right. >> were trying to do our homework so we do not send a request that could ultimately be

turned down or sit on the shelf for many months. were trying to bring as much it aid in as quickly as possible. >> residents are despera hoping this comes to fruition. this is what her life will look like in the foreseeable fomurutg the day and finding a place to sleep at night. >> right now we are staying in a hotel paying every night. we are looking for help. right now, we have not been able to get help. >> abc 7 news. >> state superintendent tony thurman stopped by today handing out gift cards and other items. he visited there and lakeview middle schools to provide support to affected students and families. this is following governor newsom's proclaimed state of emergency in 23 counties. dan: they were doing preventive work to take down some of the most threatening trees after the

storms causing massive damage in the areas. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> tall trees towering over el camino real are coming down with the help of a crew. on this friday, woodchips are frying -- flying on state route 82. the eucalyptus trees have been a major hazard. on march 14 several trees toppled over. stephanie infantino's home on edge drive was struck by a fallen tree and three nearby vehicles were crushed. >> this corner had three trees come down in addition to two other trees and a telephone pole. it caused devastation to people's homes, cars, and your misses for their lives. >> this is known as the city of trees. >> the city has i believe close to 17,000 trees citywide. at the eucalyptus tree has been around for over 100 years.

>> last week an arborist assessed 200 eucalyptus trees around casino royale. >> they are working with caltrans to evaluate each tree and see which trees are at risk of endangering the public. >> look at how big this eucalyptus tree is. the base measures more than six feet wide that is my neighbors were relieved cruz took it down on saturday a few days before pennetta storm hit. -- days before the next storm hit. >> they plan to remove more trees but they have to work with pg&e contractors on the timeline. neighbors like hill are grateful that the change is happening sooner rather than later. >> we need to have trees that are threats removed now. we are expecting a storm on tuesday. >> abc 7 news. dan: when we come back the final

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dan: a cat burglar from san mateo became notorious that he was known around the world. ama: loved around the world as i would say this one worked on four legs not to he became known as dusty the klepto kitty. the feline who made off with neighbors belongings. dan: dustin dorsey shares the final chapter on a story we first brought you into thousand 11. >> the san mateo community -- in 2011. the san mateo community can rest knowing that their items are safe from this. but they have heavy hearts after dusty passed away this month at age evan teen. >> it is hard you expect to -- age 17. >> it is hard you expect to see

him. we will get through it. >> dusty stole the hearts of viewers back in 2011 where we panightvision security cameras d a color cam captured the thieving kitty scouring the neighbor for goods bringing back more than 1000 items as gifts for his guardians. >> before he started bringing stuff back i would play fetch with him and i was amazed he was a better factor than the dog. i don't know if that triggered his behavior or not. >> as the number of items grew over the year so did dusty's popularity. he got the attention of news outlet all over the world even appearing on the david letterman and jay leno shows. he wasedy b many but l his family became particularly close even making an appearance at his retirement party. vick was able to visit him recently one last time to say

goodbye 12 years after his escapades went viral. >> he would always recognize me and came over love at first sight. you see this unique cap and you go he is a star and i'm going to make him a star. he was a loving cap unloved back cap. >> vick believes his spirit will still be felt by the community. they hope the love and laughter will linger. >> i hope they remember him as a fun cat that went out and tried to bring presents home. it has been really amazing to us that this little cap could do that. he is a very special cat. >> rest in you will be missed. in san mateo dustin dorsey. abc 7 news. ama: just ahead excit the sierra it will be a weekend like they have not had in

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visitors are calling this a snow season they will never forget. they have perfect conditions on the slopes this weekend. it is in midwinter shape like they would see in february. they say getting there this weekend could not be easier with roads clear and no snow in the forecast for and sunday. there is so much snow resorts are planning to extend the season summer looking at july 4. dan: it may be midwinter season in mid july. ama: it is incredible how much snow they have gotten. this is what they told people who want to come ski when it was snowing is just be patient there will be plenty left over. >> it will be skiing in summer. it is crazy stuff but it is good stuff. 228% of statewide as we look at a picture from sever code plenty of snow on the ground and clouds are stacked up. if you want to head bear this

weekend it is a good time to do it. an isolated snow shower tomorrow and isolated chance sunday. it is cold in the morning but a nice weekend to hit the slopes. monday into tuesday we expect snow up there. tuesday will be horrible with heavy snow and brisk conditions. do not travel in this time. on the afternoon through wednesday afternoon they anticipate 2-4 feet of snow. snow levels going from 2500 feet. -- 2500 feet elevation. live doppler 7 it is all quiet. hot mid 50's low 60's. enjoy the sunshine because we have rain coming next week monday through wednesday between one -- 1-2 inches. wind will be gusting. up to 50 miles per hour. the seven-day forecast it is a dry, bright weekend. enjoy it after the cold morning and we deal with the storm next week it is one on monday, one on

tuesday, and one on wednesday. yeah. >> chris is here with the sport. >> the golf tournament the weekend after the fourth of july we have snow in the tahoe. i am not ready for that. dan: that would be hard to find a white ball in the white snow. >> yeah. the president weighs in at a huge game for that warriors tonight against philly. but they say about their playoff eight games left in the regular season. and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine.

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>> now abc 7 sports with chris. the lawyers are playing the sixers they will be without james harden but they will have another player. andrew wiggins status. and a big practice tomorrow he could be potentially back on sunday. eight games left in the regular season five at home three on the road.

38-36 overall. the playoffs are just around the corner. >> in my mind we played better through the trip not just the last few games but we played better for the trip overall. hopefully it carries over and we continue to play at a high level at home. i have three road games left. >> eight more games we have to stay strong at home and try to build on the road like we did the last couple games. >> with the approach like that, our sense of urgency as a team as good i like it. >> we have to know that literally every game matters. and even if it is tough a stretch within the game we have to learn the lessons you need to learned as we go down the stretch. it is the type of basketball you want to play because it means a little bit more and there is a lot more at stake so you have to embrace it. back seat, learn, and played this has been -- sports, fitness, and nutrition they aim

to have healthy eating and activity. that is a slam dunk. this was started in 2019 and it's been a pillar in the bay area especially oakland. pvr professional bull riding coming to oakland tomorrow. mace lynn moody is ready to rock. he says it is a dangerous game but he has had a good ride so far. i always joke that i tore m in basketball and that was no worse injury. the score is dangerous it is a matter of life or death sometimes. >> your muscles have done it so many times that your body takes over and you know you have to trust your body. the events get loud and they get to rocking. as a rider that helps us like any other professional sport. when there's people yelling it get your motor running better and it makes you ride better. >> gauff is coming to levi's stadium april 6 through saturday the eighth they have a chance to

play a nine round of golf -- golf. from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. more upper deck golfing.com is your place to go/the vice stadium. they have a -- gonzalez from the panthers. dan: i love the idea of $250 sandwich. ama: coming up tonight on abc 7 it is shark tank at 8:00, 2020 at nine, stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. remember we are streaming 24/7 get the app and join is where every -- where you are. dan: finally thoughts about what really matters in the theme song for the hit 70's tv show they sing this word do not do the crime if you can't do the time. the newly elected district attorney for alameda county if she had gotten her way the man accused of horrific crimes would not have to do much time at all. my colleagues dan exploit --

expose this. the new da kamala price coupled with the defendant in a triple murder case was rejected by a judge. it is unusual for a judge to throw out a deal that the prosecution and defense agreed to but the deal was shocking. 15 years for a triple murder instead of 75 years to life. that he was facing had he been convicted. he allegedly also killed a witness that was going to testify against his stepbrother. this was the guy with district attorney kamala price believe should have gotten 15 years? what matters for of a judge is he should not have come to terms that she could not come to terms with it and they offered little information about why the deal was appropriate she wouldn't answer our questions about that either. i love to hear what you think follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. ama: that is it for this edition of the abc 7 news thank you for watching. dan: all of us here, have a

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