investigators in nevada fear casualties may rise in the train wreck. there are two people confirmed dead and they are looking for more remains on the trains. dead include a truck driver and the amtrak conductor. yesterday's crash injured dozens of others 70 miles east of reno. they plan to search the cars today for any additional victims. that train carried about 250 passengers. some of them arrives on buses about 11:30 last night. they included a family of six from san jose. >> tipped the car over and then i could see the flames out the window and a lot of screaming. >> people just kept -- they kept walking to the go ahead getting out as fast as they could. >> leslie brinkley tells us

more. >> flames engulfed several passenger cars on this amtrak train after a big rig truck had a crash around 11:30 in the morning 60 miles east of reno. the smoke from the burning cars soared into the sky. 204 passengers and 14 crew members were on board members en route from chicago to emeryville. the crash happened without warning. >> you heard a boom and a jolt and then a big ball of flames went past the window. everybody started yelling. then it was over just that fast. stuck our heads out and saw the side of the car tore open and it looked like part of the truck ticking out of it. the cab doesn't exist anymore. they appear to be empty. my wife and i were in the lower sleeper cabin on the same side

where it was hit. if it happened half a second later, we wouldn't be here. >> the truck driver and the amtrak conductor died at the scene. others were taken to trauma centers. others were later transferred to buses. >> this man had tickets to board the ill-fated train in reno. we were thinking if we got on earlier it would have been us. we were delayed in reno because of it. we heard about it and wait about five hours to catch a bus to sacramento. we hopped on a train down here. our hearts go out to all the families, definitely. amtrak has set up a hot line for anybody who needs information about the passengers. number is 1-800-523-9101.

they released a statement, we are saddened by any injuries and appreciate the emergency response by local and state agencies. fire rescued a woman from a submerged car after she drove into a lagoon. this happened just before 3:00 at east hilldale boulevard and south norfolk street. there were two other people in the car. rescue boats and divers from several agencies searched the water. water is about six to eight feet deep. paramedics took the woman to stanford where she is being treated for minor injuries. >> same-sex couples will be able to legally marry in new york state after the republican led senate voted to approve gay marriage, means weddings can take place in 30 days. ♪ >> the celebration erupted at the stone wall inn in greenwich

village. democratic governor andrew cuomo signed the bill into law after lobbying it for it heavily. >> new york made a powerful statement, for the people all across this nation. we reached a new level of social justice this evening. >> supporters call it a historic step. new york now becomes the sixth and by far the most populous state to legalize same-sex marriage. the catholic bishop condemned the law and said they were deeply disappointed and troubled. we'll have more on the law and impact coming up at 8:30. here in san francisco, gay pride weekend kicked off with the 8th annual trans march. >> this year transgender march celebrated the landmark compton cafeteria riot.

that erupted in 1966 when the transgender community decided to resist harassment by the police department. we have a list of events on our website at abc7news.com. a bright and talented honor student just received a one year stay from being deported. young woman from los altos plans to spend that time fighting to to stay in the u.s. while she continues our studies. she is now speaking out for the first time. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> people like me, i absolutely belong here. >> reporter: this is the first time she has spoken on camera about being in the u.s. illegally about her near deportation and about her uncertain future. she and her mother left india and came here illegally in 1997 seeking asylum.

they were suddenly on ice's radar last fall when agents required the 20-year-old to wear this ankle monitoring device. then last week the deportation order came down and then they granted a one-year stay of deportation. >> she came here not of her own choice and she was growing up in united states and showed herself to be a committed member of the community. >> she is in the pre-med program and most likely to save the world by her high school class. >> i feel very badly for her. i'm sure that she is in this country once legally, she is going to be a great asset to our county. >> reporter: she is in the summer ongoing emigration debate. she is fleigd to on washington, d.c. to join -- flying to washington, d.c. to speak out in favor of the dream act.

>> to go to d.c. to fight. >> meantime, senate hearings about the dream act begin on tuesday. >> it isn't fair for people that go through all the legal stuff that they have to take to acquire citizenship. >> reporter: meantime, her attorneys will let her know more about her case and her future monday. in the south bay bureau, lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." police in rohnert park are hoping they will help them catch a man that viciously attacked a jogger. he stands 6'2" and 6'4". the salt took place along a path. the man slashed at the woman's face with a box cutter. she blocked the blade with her arm and ended up suffering a six inch gash on her forearm.

>> an artist that worked with local students to create school murals is accused of embedding sexual negligence his art. he ran kid serve to make murals. they found 600 images of child pornography in his possession. now, they say he hid swael sexually themed negligence some of the tiny glass tiles. he worked on 67 murals in san francisco. >> a negative of photograph that is inlaid behind the clear tile itself. i think you can see possibly some sort of special connotation to them. >> if convicted he could face up to ten years in prison. >> growing gang violence has led to a controversial partnership in san jose. police are teaming up with the department of homeland security to tackle the problem. two immigration agents will

dismantle criminal gangs that have taken over the streets in downtown san jose. >> my kid sees people doing drugs and seen gang fights. we've come home and seeing people laying in front of the driveway. it's awful. >> the ultimate goal is to protect the community, protect the public in trying to remove those folks from the community that are there to exploit people and commit crimes. the partnership comes as san jose faces 27 murders so far this year. 14 of them gang-related. that compares to six gang-related homicides in all of last year. >> coming up, president obama's slip up while addressing the military. also america's most wanted also america's most wanted mobster, whitey bolger,

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great day. roo reputed gangster james whitey bolger appeared in a courtroom after 16 years on the run. he was arrested on wednesday in santa monica. during his court appearance he asked for a public defender. prosecutors objected. he told the judge he could pay for an attorney if the f.b.i. would give back the money. he was the reputed boss of boston's irish mob is now facing charges related to 19 murders. his girlfriend made her initial court appearance on charges of harboring a fugitive. >> naacp claims u.s. airways was racist because they arrested a man because of saggy pants. they joined the mother of deshon marman and they called it the

treatment of his son. he did not immediately pull up his pants when asked. >> the naacp contends that this gentleman was profiled, he's been a victim of racial injustice and that u.s. air attorneys him and his mother an apology. >> brown says some well publicized airlines was racist. the airline insists that he was arrested for refusing to leave the plane when the crew asked him to 2000. is u.s. iarjs say, we look forward to speak to the naacp to make sure that our guidelines are consistent with their policies. bay area high-tech giant

infel is taking part in the president's latest job creation program along with stanford and berkeley. president obama launched his initiative at carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. it will bring together private companies and top universities to spur high-tech manufacturing to keep america competitive in the global marketplace. the initiative comes as the number of people applying for unemployment benefits increased by the most ever last month. the family of a medal of honor recipient whom the president incorrectly said was still alive accepted his apologies. he said a comrade of theirs was the first mauled of honor recipient during his president who is not receiving it posthumously. he was actually killed in action in afghanistan in 2006. the president presented his

award later. the father posted a message which reads, fyi, he telephoned me personally to apologize for his error in his speech. the apology was accepted. here is lisa argen with a preview of the forecast. >> a lot of fog around the golden gate bridge. most of the fog in the east bay. it's not going to last long but we'll wait on our warmup. >> plus, the new economic indicator nascar fans sta sonoma county stands to benefit from.

happy saturday. welcome back to "abc 7 news." a live picture of coit tower. you see the fog in the background that will be keeping temperatures a little normal than normal. >> welcome financial news in sonoma county where millions of dollars will roll in. nascar has come to town and when the roar of the crowd fades we may learn something valuable about our economy. >> it's a big dusty blur. >> this is an important event for us. >> big for him and big for

100,000 people that will pack infineon raceway this weekend for ethenol worship. welcome to day one of the prix, 350 on sunday. it's different here because its road race. >> a left, a left. >> beyond the competition, there may be something else. some financial pundits view nascar as an indicator of the economy. >> they follow them to event, selling burgers and burritos. she says she is even from last year, she is down from before. but if the economy were really hurting would john have the cash to camp out in a place like this. >> it's about $1400 for the spot. >> but $20,000 per weekend, some

corporate sponsors had enough. red bull announced they will leave at the end of this season. they say kyle busch.... >> it's down for anybody out there. >> ticket sales for major league baseball games down, football games are down. >> meantime, we don't know if the money talk matters to die-hard nascar fans. >> if that is what they want. that is what they will get weekend. it's going to be a comfortable weekend for race fans. >> you'll need the sunglasses except ifer at 9 coast. fog entrenched to the coast up to san francisco. here across the bay in emeryville, we are beginning to see partly cloudy conditions but most of the fog over to the east

bay, around hayward and castro valley. it's 52 in redwood city. oakland, 57. 58 in concord with sunshine and a breezy sourth southwest wind in antioch, 52 degrees there. the rain today about 23 degrees from the coast to inland valleys. low clouds continue to clear and then we'll see sunshine today except at the coast. some warming moving into the bay tomorrow and into monday. then by tuesday, we're going in the opposite direction, we see few sprinkles and light showers in the north bay, not out of the question. here is the setup. high pressure and low pressure to our east generating a pretty strong sea breeze. dip in the jetstream allowing for a weak trough to set the stage once again, cooler than normal readings. you have to go way in the desert to get the triple-digit heat. southern california, 78. 73 in the northern sierra and

few 90s in fresno today. temperatures around the bay in the 60s for san francisco. our average high should be in the upper 60s. oakland, 68. 72 in palo alto and numbers across the bay, below the average. 72 in concord. 82 in antioch. with 80 in morgan hill. santa cruz, it's going to take some time, around 11:00 for the fog burns back. by tomorrow we're going to see more clearing here but the warmup, minor warmup. we're talking a couple of degrees. in fact we're looking at numbers ranging from the upper 50s to low 80s today. then the warmup comes around baited into inland valleys, around 5 degrees of warming warming. by monday, here comes the next system that could bring an unseasonably cool trough and winds and then comes the warmup. summer has begun but it doesn't feel like it. >> the sharks have made a big

postseason trade. rick kwan has the details. >> good morning. looking for further defense the sharks made a major trade sending three players to minnesota for brent burns and second round pick. trade comes a day aftersigned him to a new $3 million contract -- three-year, $99 million contract. >> he also scored 17 goals last season zmo. the giants continue to find ways to win even when the offense continues to struggle. cleveland paid a visit to at&t park. jonathan sanchez got off to a rocky start. santana rips one to left center. it was 3-0 before andres torres

connected. he was in a deep slump but had three of the giants' big hits. with the bases loaded. santana can't make the play and chris stewart scores. after a sandoval pop fly tied it jack hannahan makes the catch but torres scores the run. the giants come back to beat cleveland 4-3. >> when your philly, got to order a cheese steak. the a's were serving up great defensive. ryan sweeney takes one from jimmy row elings. >> and here is one from third but the game winning run, phillies take it 1-0.

>> jerry vigado for the 350 in san anselmo. vinny johnson took the checkered flag last year. no one has con better than infineon than jeff gordon and has won here five times. since 2004 there has been a different winner every year. >> we had a great race last year qualified well. had a little bit of fortune. we are going to turn one up the hill but we look forward to another great race. we want to expand what we did last year. >> at the lip pi scored one. look at his head shot. lopez was looking good on the court as he defeated andy roddick and he finally broke through. nice backhand. first two sets went to tie breakers but lopez would not be

denied. coming up match point, roddick's return is wide. lopez wins in straight sets 7-6 7-, 7-6, 6-4. >> next at 8:30. survivors of a deadly amtrak crash in the nevada desert finally make it to the barrier. the latest on the death toll. >> and convicted sex offender terry verse is moving again. terry verse is moving again. he is moving to the

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>> investigators hope to learn more about a truck driver who died along with at least one other person when his big rig slammed into an amtrak train that was bound for the bay area.

it was 70 miles east of reno. nevada highway patrol tells abc7 they have secured the site and about to board the train to look for more victims. there are reports that as many as five people have died but nevada state investigators say they are in recovery mode and no reports so far of anybody missing. 20 passengers ended up in hospitals. the train carried 204 passengers and 14 crew members. some of them arrived by bus at amtrak's emeryville station late last night. >> it was a few seconds, the train rocked and there was a fire shot through the sides of windows. we just ran to the back of the train and got off the back. >> witnesses told the nevada highway patrol it appeared the driver made no effort to stop and that the crossing warning lights and gates were working properly. >> a woman ended up airlifted to

a burn center after a fire broke out in hercules this morning. it started after 1:00 a.m. inside this of this home on falcon way. 20 firefighters went to the scene. it took them half an hour to put out the flames. the victim suffered severe burns. she is being treated in san jose. the cause of that fire is under investigation. california struggles with the legality of same-sex marriage, new york just legalized it. andrew cuomo signed night law that was followed by celebrations but gay weigheds can't begin in 30 days. rest of nation remain sharply divided. >> there was an explosion of cheers across new york. and especially here. new york city stone wall inn, considered the birthplace of the

gay rules movement. in a down to the wire vote, new york's republican controlled senate narrowly passed a bill by just four votes. >> ayes 33, nays 29. >> democracy work when the people speak and the people spoke in volumes over the past few months and this legislature respond this had week to their calls. >> but opponents remain resolute. new york's catholic bishop issuing a statement, to alter radically the understanding of marriage leaves us deeply disappointed and trblgd. new york is the sixth state to allow gay marriage plus the district of columbia. it's still a hot button issue. a recent poll a slight majority

53% support the issue of same-sex marriage. and the president himself said his position on the issue is, quote, evolving, but in a speech at a gay fund-raiser on thursday he reiterated that his stance has not changed. >> traditionally marriage has been decided by the state. >> but for many in new york, friday night's vote was a very personal victory. >> we're getting married september 24th, in new york city >> today's los angeles times looks at the health impacts of same-sex marriage. studies have long shone showed that married people live longer and gay couples have experienced higher stress levels where same-sex marriage is banned. >> more flooding is happening in midwest cities. they expect the river to crest eight feet past the major flood stage. more than a quarter of minot's

40,000 residents have evacuated. 25. >> this is the worst flooding along the river in 130 years. people in an east bay community are being warned this weekend about a convicted sex offender who is moving in. he is man who has made a lot of news. cary verse has moved back to a neighborhood at bay point. authorities want people know he is there again. about two dozen sheriff's deputies, detectives and reserve officers are passing out these flyers in this quiet neighborhood. it shows a photo along with the list of sexual crimes in which he was convicted. >> i did h done my research on him. >> he is no stranger to many of the bay point residents. >> this is the third time he has

moved into their neighborhood after spending time for violating parole and medical treatment. he has just been released from calling the state hospital after a prognosis he is no longer a violent sexual predator. after bee spurned in other bay area cities, he ended up behind his counselor's offices. when neighbors found out he was furious. he was one of protestors. he is baffled he is back. i know he has a right to live where he wants but if it makes the neighborhood uncomfortable. >> he will no longer have to wear an ankle breaks let. he will be free to go where he wants. >> we have concerns he could re on offend. we don't know. we are trying to increase awareness and notify the community that a high risk offender is living in the area. >> as a sex offender he will

have to report to the county every 90 days. they have counseled and let verse live in one of the bunk lows here at bay point. >> he has lived here six years and there has not any incidents. he has not an allegation of criminal activity in 20 years. it causes a stir. >> and cary verse through a friend said he wasn't able to talk to us he was enjoying his freedom. he has been able to take care of mundane tasks he hasn't been able to take care of for years. >> the quasi budget crisis means law enforcement is making cuts that a lot of people fear will directly result in more crime from the state level all the way down to local communities. capital correspondent nannette miranda reports on cause of effect. >> in this home invasion robbery

the homeowner and two criminals engaged in a gun battle that resulted in serious injuries. it is the fear that many californians have to budget cuts to public safety. more crime. the corrections department has been cutting the gps tracking devices off half of the 950 gang members on parole as a way to save $6 million by july 1st. after slashing jobs and other expenses, the agency says there is nowhere else to cut. >> we can cut on the side of gang monitors but we can't cut on the sex offender monitors because those are mandated by law. so we're doing what we can within the confines of the rules and laws and the budget we have left. >> reporter: one of the suspects in the shooting man who investigators believe had his

gps ankle removed one day before the shooting. up until then he seemed to be following his parole terms. >> more cuts, more crime. >> residents living near to the shooting are upset. >> the first thing, what can i do to get into trouble. he robs someone else and got shot. >> very nerve-racking they are letting people run the streets. >> they say there is no way to know how he would have behaved had the monitor stayed. on a risk scale from one to four one being the lowest he was given a. two he also had a job and at a steady residence, a rarity among parolees. >> outside of keeping prison is fail safe but keeping them from committing a crime. >> crime victims groups worry this is the beginning of more gang involved incidents. >> there should be outrage that our safety is going to be jeopardized. >> democrats want to keep the

temporary tax hikes going to avoid more cuts to public safety. republicans say make the cuts somewhere else. fog is still hanging around here in the bay area. >> we've got the overcast outside. here is a view from mount tamalpais. gray skies in napa but we do have sunshine around the bay. that electing the forecast for most of you. everybody is going to warm up a little bit. i'll tell you when and where coming up. >> plus, federal investigators search new evidence of possible

mount sutro about to be swallowed up by the low fog and clouds hanging around the bay. >> google and its business practices. this the 2nd investigation that

has come to light. now there are political ramifications. political reporter mark matthews explains why the barack obama administration is being dragged in to this. >> google admits they are looking into complaints that they manipulate search engine results and it burys the competition. >> there is a huge number of complaints. they feel what google is doing unfair. >> a law professor is an expert on antitrust issues. there has been a lot of pressure to see what they are doing is illegal. >> they may be but my bet right now a case won't be brought. >> they are investigating google in connection with online advertising for rogue

pharmacies. google filed a suit against those advertisers, saying they are bad for users but legitimate pharmacies and the entire e-line industry. consumer watchdog sent a letter to the white house counsel expressing concern that the president has been entertaining google executives at the white house while the cases are pending. that poses an inappropriate conflict of interest. >> so the white house shouldn't be embracing a company and chief executive officers when that company is under criminal investigation by the justice department, antitrust investigation by the federal trade commission. >> reporter: president obama does have a close relationship with google's executive chairman eric schmidt. when high came to the bay area he invited schmidt to dinner with other tech ceos and he was at a recent steak dinner for germany's chancellor.

>> google needs to be frozen out of these high profile events while it's under antitrust investigations. >> google did not return our questions for a statement. neither did the white house even though we asked several times. in the newsroom, mark matthews, "abc 7 news." >> if you have plans outdoors this weekend. it's going to be pleasant. we still see fog hanging around. >> a little heat wave. >> it's summer. >> by end of the workweek we'll warm up. but we do have a couple of troughs headed our way. the first one today allowing for the gray. here is santa cruz. temperatures will climb to the 60s later on but that fog firmly entrenched. right now, outside our studios, you can see a little bit of sunshine. we are looking at numbers in the mid, autopsy upper 50s around the bay.

-- upper 50s around the bay. we are looking at gray sky up in napa. 52 in san francisco. low clouds and fog to start for some of you. sunshine this afternoon except at the coast you are going to stay agree there. numbers in the upper 50s and warming tomorrow and monday. we will get behind this trough then we have a stronger one on tuesday for more significant cooling, maybe, hate to say it, a few showers in the north bay. it will warm up again after that. here is a look at the visible picture. the fog is beginning to peel away from the south bay valleys and more in the north bay, but look at at it all the way down in the coast. here is a look at the temperature trend today. starting out with the clouds in our east bay valleys. still hanging on there around fremont this morning but pretty soon peeling back until you reach the san mateo coast.

that is where we're going see more clouds around davenport and santa cruz, afternoon sun but warming up just a little bit, upper 70s but the 80s far off to the north in cloverdale also out by the delta. as we look at the big picture, weak trough pushing through today. then we're going to look at a little warming on the back side of this system. as for today, sea breeze keeping numbers in a range in the upper 50s at our coast. a few low 80s, well below the norm. 78 in los angeles and 108 in palm springs. upper 80s in sacramento. in the south bay, 74. around 3:00, cupertino, 76. as you head up the peninsula you'll see the clouds here feeling the cooler weather the that' breeze with upper 50s, half moon bay. 71 in redwood city. 65 in millbrae, downtown, low

60s. you should be in the upper 60s and tomorrow, we'll gain a few more degrees as well as monday. 58 in daly city. staying cloudy and richmond and sunset district, golden gate park on the gray side. 75 in novato and mild conditions up through napa. 72 in vallejo. 68 in oakland, 66 in hayward. 71 castro valley. plenty of 70s here for a mild afternoon in dublin. 76 in concord. done down by the monterey bay, cool afternoon. that fog clearing by 11:00. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, today is one of the cooler days of the week. coolest day of the week is going to be in the middle of the workweek. between now and then we'll warm up a bit tomorrow. a little more on monday, but it's going to be chilly around here tuesday and wednesday and few sprinkles. we wanted to let you know that bart is saying ride others

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morning and keeping temperatures cool throughout the bay area during the weekend. >> last weekend. united airlines computer crash and stranded 3,000 people at san francisco international alone. what if it happens to you? what does the airline owe you? we have answers from michael finney. >> it happened last week. thousands of united passengers stranded because of a computer snafu. >> as you can see they were not happy campers and that is not just a figure of speech. they were camping as it were and as it turns out. should a flight and comforted hotel room awaiting. so why didn't they go there? >> because they didn't know what their rights were. >> that is a travel attorney. he says not all of these people

qualified for a night in a hotel room courtesy of united airlines but surely he says some did. >> it depends where you slept. >> you see the airlines own rules called the contract of care, calls for the airlines to supply a hotel room if certain conditions are mernt met. >> if you were a panning that had original flight coupons from sfo or from which airport it was you don't get a hotel. only people passing through who might really need a hotel if it's after 10:00 would be eligible to get a coupon for a hotel. >> so many didn't get a hotel room not because they weren't owed it, but because they didn't ask. so if you get stranded, type in the airlines, these words, contract of carriage. you'll find out what the airline

owes you. then go to the counter and ask. next. pixar drives cars into 3-d into the bay area big screens. don sanchez will show us what is new around the track.

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so next tuesday's top prize will jump to $88 million which is enough to pay the lighted bill. >> theaters, pixar studios, don sanchez has a review of the bay area film on the aisle. ♪ >> they travel the world so the queen can race in a world grand prix. that gives them a chance to explore. >> they are racing on all kinds of fuel. there are mysterious plots afloat. one gets mistaken for a spy. this is the film and the story goes in many directions, like a driver you may need a navigater. >> i wanted the movie to be

really fast paced. >> they got back into the director's chair for the 12th an made film that is made by walt disney company. we talked to him at world premiere. >> what you have the computers do is a step beyond what you've done before. >> every story that pixar, makes us really inconvenient new things that we don't know how to do. >> this is the way to celebrate their 25th anniversary. i have to give a double wow to look at it. look what they have created is astonishing. remember, it is tas spy story but there is a message about friendship. like in "toy story 3", it's a different approach for pixar. i give cars 2, three-quarters of a bucket. i'm don sanchez and we'll see

you on the aisle. >> and forecast gets three-quarters of a bucket, because of fog and less fog it would get the itself i guess, summertime in the bay area. it is what it is. low cloudiness but in tahoe, we have sunshine. looking good there, 43 in truckee right now. going to a high of 72 today in the northern sierras. it is a beautiful day there and more snow melt going on the rivers are running really fast. be careful if you are headed to the mountains. back home, numbers in the low 60s. san francisco 68 across the bay and oakland, very sunny in most neighborhoods except near east bay around emeryville and fremont, still cloudy. clouds will burn off but they will hang around the san mateo coast. keeping it cool from half moon bay to santa cruz, 80 in morgan hill. 79 in livermore. accu-weather seven-day forecast, today 60s.

low 80s in inland valleys and a little bit of a warmup into monday. cooling comes back with a vengeance. we can see a little bit of rain coming our way. that is going to be cold but beyond that, looks like we're going warmup. we deserve it. >> next newscast begins at 5:00 tonight. stay connected 24/7 at abc7news.com. have a great day.

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