My name is dora da. Com investigated. Im 34 years old. Ive been in prison for 10 years and 6 months. Second, the abortion is a crime. Thanks to our constitution. And some of the world is still one of the few countries that bands abortions, in all cases the human rights organizations take advantage of womens lack of education and through forced propaganda and lies. They make them murderers of their unborn daughters and sons. Its a cruel act. Its a barbaric act. The explicit who do, i mean it was the 13th of july, 2007 due at the name and i was 9 months pregnant is that i was working at the central san salvador. And the pain was unbearable to my telephone. I started making calls me the suddenly my baby is about to be born and i said, i can stand the pain. Come help me those separately. So many of the police said they would come right. But they never did know you that the went to look into my baby was born there and then i fainted. The look at when i woke up and i tried to get help the, w
We have a lot of it may be harder to get drug offenders to rehab programs its a fear of a felony conviction because that is what they need to do. Felonies are could still get a year in jail but can get out. And each year 40,000 offenders will be convicted of misdemeanors instead of felonies. Vic lee, abc7 news. We do have a breaking news to tell you about. Interstate 680 closed the officer got into a crash with two vehicles this is 680 northbound in san ramone, danville area. Well have an update in just a moment. You can follow the latest on twitter on abc news bay area. University of california president Janet Napolitano proposing a series of fee increases. Abc7 news education reporter has our story. Governor brown is not commenting on the hike but others in sacramento are. The governor remains opposed to a tuition hike on students. Increased funding is contingent on uc keeping levels flat. Today, the chief Financial Officer said was a onesided deal. There never was a promise its some
Another San Francisco pedestrians. Activist say enough is enough. Tomorrow activist say they will call for action during a rally open the steps of city hall. Latest accident happened on van ness avenue lombard street when jogger hit and killed by golden gate transit bus. 7 news if explains what happens. Its estimated that 3 pedestrians are hit by vehicles every day in San Francisco. 18 have died so far this year. Lori is the latest casualty. The 51yearold was jogging around 6 15 this morning. When she was struck by a golden gate transit bus. Driver making a left turn from lombard street on to vanness. The driver is one of our senior drivers for golden gate transit. He has been with the agency for more than 35 years and he has a very good safety record. Obviously distraught right now. Also shake. She didnt see this accident but her office is across the street and she has seen close calls. This intersection particularly right on this corner is very con fasting with the lights and the tur
And within hours of it passing judges started slashing sentences meaning hundreds could be released from jail. Thousands of felons are now eligible for immediate release. State propositions, you know, take affect immediately after voters approve them, so this one is already having an impact. San francisco probably had the first felony case in the state reduced to a misdemeanor, under prop 47. That was 9 00 yesterday, when a door opened here at the hall of justice. An individual charg with a felony crime. The judge found it was a prop 47 crime, which is possession of drugs and immediately reduced it. The ballot measure reduces penalties for drug psession and other nonviolent crimes the jail in San Mateo County are grappling with a dramatic number under the law. 3,000 felony cases per year, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaff a thousandf those undethe new prop stigs will no longer be felonies, only misdemeanors. Why higher than we have a lot of it may be harder to get drug
Area hospitals and half have been released and northeast number 188 had more than 200 people on board and many of these people took the train from d. C. To new york and over the next hour ill speak with survivors and people who made it out of the wreckage and trying to help others and still shaken up and looking to make it out of a clearly chaotic scene. Take a look at video inside of the train that one passenger took. Cmon man. I got you. Shes crawling. Crawl forward, sir. In a moment well hear from the governor and the mayor of philadelphia who said the city of brotherly love is heartbroken and has not experienced anything like this in modern time. But first drew griffin is here with me about the investigation. We have learning about the engineer. At least who he is and this is a person that can answer questions as to why this train was going 106 Miles Per Hour in a 50 mileperhour zone. Hes been with amtrak about 9 years and the last 4. 5 as an engineer and he has some engineer exper