Bay, to the mouth of the Alameda Creek where it flows into the bay. So the plan is for jaydas family to continue to help Law Enforcement officials comb the banks for her. Multiple assets, including lowflying helicopters have been deployed. Niles canyon road is likely to experience some Additional Closures tomorrow. Well keep you posted on those as they continue to search for Jayda Jenkins, an 18yearold university student. Her family says they are not giving up hope and her mother said that includes her 13yearold little sister. Melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. Berkeley police are investigating the mysterious deaths of a couple and their two cats. Their bodies were found yesterday in their apartment on deacon street near webster. Abc 7 News Reporter vic lee spoke to a friend of the woman who died. He joins us now. ⌞ reporter larry, tonight Berkeley Police tell us they still dont know what caused their deaths and that their autopsies could take well into next week. Now, one of the professor
Berkeley with the latest. Henry. Julie, the family mourns the loss of roger and valerie the police hope the autopsy will solve the mystery of their death. 35 yearold roger morass and his wife valerie were found dead. Roger was a video game producer and former software engineer. 32 yearold valerie seen in a photo from her web site was eye researcher in San Francisco with her own lab who earned advanced degrees from berkeley and mit where they met. U c berkeley optometry professor was her advisor when she got her ph. D. In psychology from cal. She was a very happy person that was in a launching point in her career. Things were going well and what i knew of her husband, he, too, was a bright energetic and fun guy. A woman who knows the couple called police about one monday afternoon after finding roger and his cats unresponsive. And then police found valeries body. Authorities have ruled out radiation or Carbon Monoxide leak and no signs of violence or foul play. This is a mystery. It may
This evening, a full 9 hours after a bank robbery that sparked an intensive manhunt. Reporter this is a welcome cite for drivers after a horrible evening commute. The south blinds southbound lanes opened just recently. As for the suspect. He is still on the loose. Reporter this is what the highway looked like, nothing short of a nightmare an highway 17, as was closed down in both directions at redwood states, as police looked for suspected robber. About two and a half hours ive been here now. So, yeah, about the same as last week when we startrd having the mudslides. Reporter it started around 11 00 this morning, when police say this man robbed a bank of america in Scotts Valley. He led them on a chase before crashing. Thats when shots were fired. There was an officer involved shooting, at part of this event by a Scotts Valley p. D. Officer. Its unknown at this time how many runs were discharged. We have no report ares of any injuries to any of reports of any injuries to any of the off
Trumps new immigration ban. Kate larsson is live at sfo where hundreds have gathered. Kate. Reporter matt, the protests continues to grow here at sfo. We are upstairs on the departure level but im going to step out of the way. You could see hundreds of protesters downstairs on the arrivals that at that level and they have moved from the sidewalk out into the street. A lot of Law Enforcement here as well. Sfpd and Airport Police and the chp trying to make sure the crowd stays orderly as well as allow the airport of course to keep operating as flights come in and out of San Francisco international terminal. The crowd, from what we observed has been peaceful, but it is loud and growing. Take a listen. [ chanting ] reporter so when with we arrived around 3 00, there were maybe 150 to 100 protesters in the airport in the baggage claim area. The protest crowd grew so quickly they this h to move out to the sidewalk and then they grew outside on to street to the situation that were dealing wit
Live where you live, this is abc7 news. [ chanting let them go ]. Across our country tonight, demonstrators are letting their voices be heard at our airports. San francisco, chicago, new york, and many more. Tonight a bit of good news for those protesters who are against pesident trumps controversial extreme vetting executive order. Good evening and thank ou for joining us, im matt keller. Earlier this evening a federal judge in new york issued a stay for part of that executive order. Federal judges in virginia and seattle have since followed suit. That was, of course, welcome news for protesters here in San Francisco and across the country. The new york judges order tonight will ensure those detained will not be sent home for the time being. We have Team Coverage tonight from San Francisco international airport, abc7 News Reporter kay larson and Sergio Quintana have been there for hours. Beginning with sergio. Reporter we are now about eight hours into the protest at sfo. Theres still