in the news this saturday morning, thousands of firefighters, police and san francisco residents turned out to say their farewells to two firefighters. police conduct a large search for missing nursing student michelle le. >> good morning. 51 degrees downtown. 53 in oakland and we'll see a cooler day today. >> some 5,000 firefighters will be returning home today after coming to san francisco for the funeral of two city firefighters killed in the line of duty. an emotional service brought the brotherhood of firefighters together for the families of vincent perez and anthony valerio. ♪

>> reporter: it was a solemn memorial and celebration of firefighters' lives at st. mary's. there are no words that can describe the pain and hurt we feel. there are no words that can do justice to the sacrifice that was made. >> that sacrifice happened when two firefighters died during a fire at diamond heights last week. it was standing room only. the cathedral was filled with men and women in uniform. they described the men dedicated to their job and saving lives. >> on the outside, vincent's life was different. he was more reserved and serious. tony was out going but they shared unwillingness to give up on things they believed. >> reporter: oakland police sergeant praised had camaraderie

of the engine company. >> the amount of love in that firehouse was overwhelming. i knew right then, no question, my brother went to battle with the best of the best. i wouldn't have had him with anyone else. >> brian, a fellow paramedic years ago. he shared fond memories. >> we volunteered at the haight-ashbury team so we could get into a rock concerts for free. >> they shared with ever their loss of his friend for 30 years. >> we love you and our lives will never be quite as fun you will live forever in all of our hearts. [ bell ringing ] >> when all was said and done the last bell was sounded. their caskets were draped in frags. hundreds lined up to accompany

them to the fire rux that would carry them to the cemetery in colma. they formed a mile long procession through the city. >> 1220 firefighters have died in the line of duty in the last ten years, half of those in northern california and most of those in the greater bay area. every san francisco firefighter on ho wanted to attend the service was able to because of the kindness of colleagues from all over the bay area. crews stepped up to fill the gap and provide fire protection. they received a crash course yesterday morning to learn about the city's unique layout. >> san francisco, the buildings are right on top of each other, we've got the hills, wires, the trees and wind. we don't attack the fire immediately on the inside of the building we'll lose that building but we might lose the whole block. >> they got a test, when a fire

erupted in a church in the ocean side district. if you in missed our coverage yesterday, we have posted at abc7news.com along with a slide show and a link to our facebook page where you are invited to leave a comment. police conducted a large search for missing nursing student michelle le. they covered a 30 square mile in southeastern alameda county. they chose the area based on evidence recovered during the investigation. the 35-member team used dogs and investigators but no body was found. she was last seen 15 days ago. they say they will continue to work on leads and analyze evidence over this weekend. >> former bart police officer johannes mehserle is due to be released from jail by order of a judge. oscar grant's family will join other families for a protest, stop killer cops.

judge rontd perry monday will be the new point of the two-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant. the judge says mehserle is entitled to one day prison sentence effectively completing and getting the rest of the time off for good behave. grant's family wanted to see him convicted of murder. >> we are not expecting the kinds of crowds in the past should there be, people from outside the town mostly who uses this as vandalism. war not expecting that again but should there be, we are prepared police on call and overtime. >> vandalism erupted in a protest following the verdict in mehserle's trial. that was last july. >> an internal memo contradicts claims made by alameda firefighters why they didn't try

to save a man that tried to commit suicide in san francisco bay. he drowned as firefighters stood by. firefighters say they couldn't go in because they had not been certified for water rescue as a result of funding cuts. but our media partner found a memo stating that funding had been approved in march of 2009. >> the fact that they left la lapse for 26 months is inconceivable to me, especially when it's in writing. >> the city and fire department are refusing to comment. a large piece of scaffolding on to a car on the outer sunset district last evening. it toppled on to ortega street. nobody injured, but police had to rope the area off and keep people far away from the scaffolding. firefighters joined construction workers in cleaning up the zbles

a mother who left her toddler in the car while shopping could face charges. the woman left she left the window cracked open and ran in the store for a couple minutes yesterday, but another woman saw the boy couldn't get his attention so she called 911. >> the baby wasn't responding and i ran into the store so somebody could get the baby, security guard happened to be driving by. they pulled the window down. >> the toddler was just sleeping. he is okay. he was taken to the hospital. crews questioned the mom but did not arrest her. it's up to the district attorney to decide her with child endangerment. >> san jose police say up to 50 people were involved in a brawl on thursday night. several people were hurt and investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened. katie hammer reports. >> now that the weather has eat heated up so is the violence in san jose. >> words were exchanged.

it escalated into an all out melee, knives were produced and number of people were stabbed. >> he is describing what took place thursday evening in mcdonald's parking lot after the concert in the park event. >> i think bee had a lot of young people downtown but there could have been alcohol involved that touched off an altercation. >> they are not saying whether the brawl was related but there was gang. the fight was between hispanic and african-american teens. several were injured including two teens who suffered serious stab wounds. some area today were oblivious to the overnight event. >> the courthouse is right there it's kind of shocking. i never heard of that in the area before. >> employees surrounding the area did not want to go on camera but they say large groups

gather at the parking lot but last night's event was unusual. >> the murder rate has exceeded last year's totals with the police department facing cutbacks and the summer upon us the police chief says he'll keep his fingers crossed and continued good police work. so far in this case, no arrests have been made. coming up next, an emergency landing at san francisco international last night. the scare that forced this plane down. and the latest twist in anthony wiener scandal. they are investigating messages he sent and received from a

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crew reported smoke in the cabin. those fumes dissipated before the plane touched down. firefighters responded as a precaution and the plane taxied over to a gate at terminal "c". all the passengers are fine. now for the latest twist involving congressman anthony wiener, they are investigating messages he sent to and received from a 17-year-old high school girl. local police in delaware visited the home of the 17-year-old to talk to her mother and request access to the girl's phone and computer. at issue, five messages to congressman reportedly sent to the underage girl, through a spokesman, he admitted he did exchange messages with the girl, but the spokesperson added, quote, his communications with this person were neither explicit or indecent. the family member called the messages, harmless, but they were concerned that the

congressman had communicated with her at all. contact started in april after the girl's class too took a trip to washington and saw wiener speak. she posted a public message to him on twitter, she enjoyed the speech. two days later, wiener begin following her on twitter. her profile said she wanted to be president. she wrote to her, how hip am i talking to a future president? he indeed and admitted he sent lewd photos to women through social media but he did not know their exact damaging. >> i don't know the ages of the women. i am going to respect their privacy. >> he said his acknowledge was based what the women said on the online profile. he was not available for comment as the story broke. >> last time he did talk was in new york. >> trying to get work now, make

amends to my constituents and family. >> he said the majority of constituents want him to stay on the job. >> that will evaporate if she is under age. if she is under age don't engage at all. that was a report from washington. why don't you talk about what is coming with the weather. >> mixture of clouds and sun and temperatures are in the 50s. it's going down and up and few degrees tomorrow. seven-day outlook is coming up. >> also next, a costly victory, giants in the bottom of ninth and lose another starter. larry beil has an update on sanchez's condition coming up in this morning's sports. my contacts are so annoying. i can't wait to take 'em out.

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we are looking at a live picture of coit tower, pretty much the forecast is right there in that picture. you see the blue sky, it will be partly cloudy today and lower right-hand side of the screen, old glory blowing in the wind, it will be breezy conditions. more from lisa argen in couple minutes. the massive arizona wildfire

could spread into new mexico today. strong winds are expected to kick up again today. they are battling the fire and. working in blast furnace heat, ground crews are fighting fire with fire, scorching trees and brush hoping to gain an advantage over a blaze that still has the upper hand. this giant d.c. 10 tanker has helped slow the blaze but today it may gust to alarming speed posing a challenge to thousands of firefighters. >> they are from the angeles national forest and they have been working in 16-hour shifts. there have been several homes lost in the area but firefighters have been able to save most of them. >> scenes like these is why 10,000 evacuees will have to wait to get home. >> they struggled to break

zbluits it hurts me to come over here and see my community over here. i wanted to see all you guys over there, whener we belong. >> some members of this family are taking it all in stride. >> you have a swimming pool? >> firefighters are hoping to take advantage of calmer winds before the strong hot heavy winds pick up in the afternoon. lisa is here to talk about our weather. we saw a glimpse of the forecast the clouds and blue and breeze. >> i'm going to say in it three minutes. let's do the best we can. from mount tam, partly cloudy,

winds that coast. airport delays of 45 minutes and we are looking at numbers all in the 50s. 53 in san francisco, 56 in mountain view as well as san jose. we are looking at conditions to stay pretty breezy today at our coast. right now, northwesterly winds blowing at 23, gusting to 23, gusting to 31 at the airport. gusts over 20 miles an hour by the delta, calm winds up to novato and santa rosa. we will be looking at temperatures coming down thanks to this area of low pressure that will increase the winds, keeping the rain at bay. this upper level trough, northern half of the state, definitely feel the effects of breezy wind. live doppler 7-hd shows we are looking at no rain in the bay area, with this system, the sea breeze will allow for winds anywhere out of the west, up to 20-30 miles an hour. we will be looking at

temperatures all around the bay today, definitely be on the cooler side. san francisco, 62 degrees. normally we should see highs in the upper 60s, oakland mid 60s and then along our coast, half moon bay, bodega bay, all in the upper 50s. definitely need a light jacket out there and things will be fine after that. 70 today in san jose and that is down from our average, 74 in concord with 76 in our inland valleys. up to the north, mid to upper 70s here. with the mix and clouds and sun it's feeling pretty good out there. looking at temperatures in the 60s today for the most part with mid-70s as you head out to contra costa county and in the south bay, just in the low 70s. upper elevations, you'll be dealing with those winds out of the west-northwest and then with

less wind, warming up to the upper 70s. here comes the 80s. we haven't talked about these since last summer. cool at the coast. mid and upper 70s around the bay. look at the warming trend, so the end of the week we have one or two-day warmup around the bay. >> and our producer reminds he for santa clara university to have graduation ceremonies. way to go. and also the san mateo county fair. >> lots of things going on. >> second weekend of june shaping up to be good. >> settlement may on the way for the barry bonds perjury case. they have approached the defense team. they convicted him of one count of obstructing justice. same jury got looked on other counts knowingly lied on using

steroids. it would eliminate the need for a second trial. in sports, this evening, the cal baseball team begins the super regional against dallas baptist and the best of three series. winner going to the college world series. last night the defending world champion giants had another ninth inning win but also lost one its star players. >> this is turning into a season of pain for the giants, freddy sanchez, he injured last night against the reds. on orange friday -- oh, baby, bundled up at the park. he allowed two runs, brian ties it up. freddy sanchez, he appears to injury his right shoulder. in all kinds of pain. they call it a dislocated shoulder.

miguel tejada, second double of the night. we're tied at 2. crazy play here, a rocket, and crawford who puts it to second an amazing play. bottom of the ninth, pinch-hitting, bases loaded. does it again, game over, drive home safely. ninth walk-off win, 3-2. >> a's and white sox, godfrey in his major league debut, two-run homer. 16th of year. 2-1 sox. a's good come back on their own, hideki matsui, and it's 5-4 and scott size more deep to left. clears the bases, 7-5 athletics. after ten straight losses, a's come back in dramatic fashion to win it, 7-5.

>> college baseball, stanford, north carolina, and adding to that lead, jeff balanced win a 2-1 blast. carolina takes game one of the soars 5-2. >> mark jackson insists the warriors will make the playoffs next season and he wants to keep him and not trade him. jackson was introduced as head coach. he has no coaching experience but the owner believes jackson learned enough as a point guard he was clearly the best man for this job. >> we're not going to accept mediocrity. we're not going to accept not getting it down on the floor. we're going to hold this team to a different standard. things do change here in the bay area. we'll find out, starting right now who really wants to win and who is just acting. because the actors will be

exposed and this is going to take a full time commitment. >> to the ice, vancouver hosting boston, in the finals, terrific in this game, 31 saves and still scoreless but a bounce off the end board goes right to la pierre, canucks win 1-0 and take a 3-2 series lead back to boston. >> mike shumann will be here with all the day's highlights at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> next at 8:30, a political earthquake for california, a panel to destroy the long tanned panel to destroy the long tanned go gerrymamamamamamamamamamamama

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california's political landscape scape may change dramatically. a panel has released the first proposed changes and as carolyn tyler reports, the bay area doesn't escape their plans. >> the panel charged with changing the state's election borders released the first map detailing how to change the political landscape. back in 2008 they created the california's redistricting commission. the 14-member panel has the task of changing the districts and putting an end to districts designed to favor one party over the other. they tend to be over geographic lines but take race into consideration, as well.

>> but to change the landscape, in certain areas of the state it really changes. >> political analyst, bruce cain. >> when you get to southern california, eastern los angeles county there a tremendous changes such that a lot of incumbents don't have any recognizable district and to have run differently. >> overall the political leanings won't change much because the borders of the districts in the bay area may shift only slightly. congress the impact may be more dramatic. republicans stand to lose as many as four seats in congress, mostly from the changes in southern california. the map set up a potential battle in napa and marin counties where political allies, lynn woolsey and miami thompson hold seats. it could tip them against each other in an election. cain says it could make liberal

leaning counties to be more moderate. >> congresswoman says, quote, redistricting commission has dismissed the mandate and violated its own guidelines. she says her constituents are more in line with sonoma county than north coast communities. final map is due august 15th. on monday, president obama will travel to north carolina to meet with his job council. he says he will work with them on steps the government can produce hiring in the private sector. >> one thing that government can do is partner in the private sector to make sure that every worker has the necessary skills for the job they are applying for. on wednesday, i announced commitments by the private sector, colleges and the national association of manufacturers, that will make it possible for 500,000 community

colleges and businesses to get a manufacturing credential that has an industry stamp of approval. >> he also says the government is investing in the clean energy sector. >> and $2.6 million to have lunch with billionaire warren buffett. a bidder snagged it for 2.3 but had to pay more so he or she could top last year's record. all proceeds go to the glide foundation. they will spend a couple of hours over lunch at new york steakhouse. lunch is going to cost about $36. >> when was the last time you looked at the map to get where you were going? we are all dependent on gps but the old-fashioned road maps may come in handy because of a problem with the high-tech replacement. >> satellite based navigation is

a big tool for drivers and pilots that can find their location on ipads but an interference problem has surfaced as a high powered network is being built. >> around ten miles or so, they see jamming of the satellite signals and for b around three or four miles a complete loss. so you don't know where you are anymore. >> a letter documenting the problems has been submitted to regulateers. it could have serious consequences. >> that can be a matter of seconds before you are into a dangerous situation where you may end up hitting terrain or some type of obstruction. >> engineers say the interference may be debut to the gps and cell networks on adjacent frequencies. a san jose based company is

working on a solution. it can't be solved simply by moving the new cell networks to a different frequency. >> the radio spectrum is actually the more limited commodity. it's not easy to find another location for these new services to operate. >> gupta says interference it could lead to dropped cell calls because to switch a conversation from one tower to the next. solutions will surface because better cell networks and reliable gps devices are both needed. >> it will be submitted to the federal communications commission on wednesday. they will be watching closely. david louie, "abc 7 news." warm weather, now coupled with a huge winter snow pack means many communities in california bracing for possible flooding. a closed sign visits to eastern

fresno county. other campgrounds remain open but snow remains on the ground almost midway through june. >> we're in the tent area and they had closed theirs down so we had to call to make sure it's still only op. >> in yosemite many will be gazing raging water falls but further down the stream, merced river may overflow the banks. talk about crazy. we're talking about a rain in june and records. >> already warming up. 77 in yosemite today. so flood watch is in effect until further notice. san jose, looking partly cloudy, kind of cool right now. but on your way to 70 degrees. i'll have the forecast, talk about some minor fluctuations coming up. >> also ahead, bay area veterans who have found a safe haven at

about 20 minutes to 9:00 and you are looking at the golden gate bridge. got some clouds and blue. wind mixed in there, as well. before this week is over, next week is over, we're going to be having real summer-like temperatures. yesterday, marked the end of apple's worldwide developers conference. and this year the iphone is really blasting off into the final frontier. >> two, one and liftoff of space shuttle atlantis. >> an iphone in space? you better believe it. >> it's going on shuttle on the last flight. >> brian says he hopes to prove an iphone can replace some of

the bulky space equipment that is carried. >> they are compact and in a tiny form factor and it's commercial, so it's relatively cheap. >> it can do a lot of different things. >> he is not the only developer reaching for the stars. they came from russia that uses her app to find a place in the cosmos. >> its window into the dark. >> a window into the universe. >> and then to make you a star. >> a developer says his dj app is more than a toy. >> having the dj only one on the stage with all the music. >> small slick devices replacing big expensive machines. four years ago this conference was all about computers, today it's all about the apps. >> developers say their love affair with the iphone is

simple. it's small and relatively ininexpensive. >> everybody has an iphone and you can reach so many people with them. >> and it doesn't hurt that the conference teaches them how to do it. >> you develop the software and they get to sell more? >> of course they do, and it's great for us. >> jonathan blum e, "abc 7 news." >> the arrival of warmer weather and it equals higher fire danger. >> they will performing inspections and making recommendations so homeowners can protect themselves against wildfires. and on monday and tuesday, fire training takes place on madigan road each day from.

fire crews got real life fire training when one burn jumped the containment line. they will be reminding folks to close your doors and windows to wednesday morning because a all that smoke in the air. and lisa argen joins us with what kind of conditions now until they start the controlled burns. >> we're talking warmer but right now a little cool. winds are along the coast. clouds are beginning to break out. call it partly cloudy and temperatures are in the 50s. we've warmed up to the mid 40s for napa and los gatos and 54 in half moon bay. san francisco, 53. airport delays of 45 minutes with wind gusts to 31 miles an hour. it's also windy as you head out to concord and hayward. calm winds in parts of the north

bay. at the coast, persistent winds and marine layer is mixing out. partly cloudy skies, breezy winds today and a little bit warmer tomorrow. we've got a weak trough of low pressure that is bearing down on the bay area. as it exits, strong ridge of high pressure is going to build in that is going to build a heat wave in. notice all the low cloudiness along the shoreline. so the fog is hovering right around the san mateo coast today but we should see sunshine everywhere. temperatures, not going to be that warm. we're getting used to that with 50s and 60s and breezy winds, couple of 70s. this is just temporary because as soon as tomorrow we're getting on the back side of this system. but right now. it's providing the clouds. you can see it bearing down here. these echoes not producing any rain right now. just the cooling trend in terms of a couple degrees today.

that stronger sea breeze, san francisco, san mateo coast but also working to kind of shoo out that fog. and 66 in san diego, with 85 in fresno and snow melt going in the sierra nevada with numbers in the upper 70s. sacramento, 78 degrees and back home, look for upper 70s. 71 in campbell. peninsula numbers, upper 50s. use a light jacket if you are hanging out at the coast but otherwise partly cloudy skies. 62 in downtown and also at the airport warming to the low 60s. very breezy here. definitely kind of a chill in the air with 70s san rafael, 73 in sonoma. vallejo 71 degrees and a nice afternoon but a bit breezy. newark, 65 and inland valleys,

already quite windy, a breezy afternoon with numbers in the low 70s for danville and walnut creek, down by the monterey bay, 60 with gilroy, a comfortable 74 degrees. seven-day forecast, breezy winds especially at our coast today. tomorrow we'll warm up a couple degrees that sets the stage for significantly warmer weather by the middle of next week. there is nothing too extreme. something we have not had a of for a long time. >> and we go to friday with the 80s. >> thanks very much. >> a small winery in the livermore valley is providing a safe haven for veterans. it's called lavish lanes and helping men that have had difficult making the transition. >> hand painted sign on this road to livermore directs to you

the winery. lavish lane is anything but lavish. its converted barn on ten acres of bare land that will some day become a vineyard. lavish lanes produces about 3,000 cases of wine a year, not bad for a start-up winery. it's gold colored label gives you a clue. they are the colors of the marine. >> i've been shot and stabbed. i'm still here. >> 25-year-old josh lane is a former marine who has done two tours of duty in iraq and was on the front lines of the fallujah invasion. >> he started out of this old rusty shed. that was in 2007 when he got out of the marines. >> we were only doing 25 cases. then bee slowly upgraded to a

shipping container. >> from this shipping container, he saved enough money working as a plumer to move into the barn. he and his partners didn't know the first thing about wine making but his girlfriend who worked for a winery convinced him to open his own business. >> we basically learned from our own mistakes. we learned a lot. >> he manages other wineries and in turn they give him grapes to make his wine. for him, this a family business where he can take care of his military brothers and sisters. >> this is their safe haven. they are welcome here. i want them here. because we're all on the same page. >> the walls of this tasting room are decorated with service flags, medals and franchises. he wants to create jobs for veterans where they can find the same kind of camaraderie as in the military. so far he has hired 30 vets.

>> a former drug addict. >> he was a gun they are the army. he was treated for ptsd and work here is a new chapter in his life. >> i moved to livermore, started working for josh. >> chad an unemployed navy veteran became the production manager. >> they got me motivated to get off my butt, i don't want to sigh depressed, just come here was an up lifting experience. >> jeff is an operations specialist. he suffers from gulf war syndrome because of exposure to chemicals to burning oil fields. the vineyards is a place where veterans can talk openly about their issues. >> a lot of men, there are things they need to talk about, but they don't talk to family or

spouses or moms or dads because they don't want them to worry. >> they could have family issues either way, they come here and they feel free. all their problems go away. >> lavish lanes is, of course, a business. it's also a place where veterans can get a second chance at life. vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. you pay in cash but can't get a refund until the company cuts a check? i'm michael finney and 7 on your side is [ female announcer ] ethan allen introduces a new way of living at extraordinary savings. presenting 5 signature lifestyles: romance... vintage... modern... elegance... and explorer. ♪ five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. sale ends june 30th.

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in people being near a creepy, crawly, tarantula. a new exhibit at san francisco zoo is called for you. it's called tarantulas alive but these are all caged up. the one in video is allowed to walk around. there are 20 different species. they actually gentle giants and they are not deadly to humans. >> and works by pab on lo picasso opens up today. he is the best known artist of the 20th century and as don sanchez tells us. exhibition is a significant collection. >> just one look at the gallery, you understand he was one of most influential artists of the 20th century. >> you are seeing the eye and

hand of a great living old master in his lifetime reinventing the definition of art. >> he constantly was reinventing his concept, his style, philosophy right down into the 19970s. >> you see the works which provided so much influence to generation after generation of other artists. >> you could embrace it or reject it you had to deal with. the history of picasso and his work is the history of modernism in itself. >> there are 170 works on display here. the museum is closed for renovation. >> it covers his whole career and what is unique, these are works that he kept for himself. >> works he believed would establish his legacy. even with as many styles there a common thread it's image in in

there somewhere. he had to be center stage. >> that is really what drove him to create, that self-image gave him the ability and power to see himself as a magician, a trick ster. >> he altered the real world to create a world of his own. it's shown at de young museum through october 9th. >> very special show this evening, spencer christian reports from paris. his life, work and legacy is right after 6:00 tonight. that should be spectacular. lisa, one more time for the weather. >> you know we are looking at weak system bringing a few clouds. we'll call it partly cloudy today. breezy and slightly cooler around the bay. 62 in san francisco, 70 in san rafael, mid-60s in oakland and further in the south bay,

jumping up to around 70. mid-70s inland. tomorrow less in the way of fog, a little warmer in the afternoon. some 80s appear on monday on inland valleys and sets the stage for warming trend especially around the bay and inland. highs will be in the upper 70s to upper 80s. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for joining us. stay connected 24/7 >> thanks for joining us. stay connected 24/7 not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling.

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