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n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n good morning i'm carolyn tyler. two men are fighting for their lives after being wounded at candlestick park. shortly after last night's pre-seasons game a man was shot as many as four times in the stomach. he was wearing a t-shirt cursing the niners. the 24-year-old is at san francisco general hospital in critical condition. minutes earlier another man was shot. he suffered superficial facial wounds and he is also hospitalized. they believe the shootings are related. a man wearing a raiders' t-shirt is being called a suspect. more violence again at

candlestick park during a game this time in a bathroom. 26-year-old san rafael man was found unconscious with severe head injuries. he some in critical condition. police are looking for a suspect in that attack. described as a pacific islander male 6'3" to 6'5" weighing 250 pounds with long curly hair and a ponytail. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans. >> a two-year-old boy will recover after being hit by a stray bullet on the streets of east oakland. the boy's family rushed him to highland hospital yesterday afternoon with a gunshot wound to the arm. police say it happened while the boy was walking with his parents on international boulevard and 59th avenue. officers blamed a recent strain of shootings on o too many guns. >> it creates a lot of unsafe

conditions for children as well as adults. it's really unfortunate that kids are on the other end. >> yesterday's shooting happened four blocks where three-year-old carlos nava was killed. as you probably know he was caught in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting two weeks ago. oakland police have arrested two men in that case. a five-year-old boy is recovering after being struck by a hit-and-run driver yesterday morning in san francisco. he was crossing the street at silver avenue when he was struck after running ahead of his parents. boy was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. they are looking for a dark green hatchback car. >> the families of two people found guilty in iran are speaking out this morning. they had been sentenced to eight years in prison and their

families are appealing to the iranian government to show benevolence. the appeal we appeal to the authorities in iran to show compassion and allow them to return home to our families without delay. here is a report the two hikers may be pawns in diplomatic relations. >> reporter: for people who have been following this case, word of a possible eight year sentence for the two hikers actually raises more questions. the photography professor at u.c. berkeley. >> what does it mean. is it rail a sentence? i understand it could be appealed and what happens in the appeal may be time served. >> steven is the chair of middle studies at university of san francisco. he says there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical about news that bauer and fattal have been sentenced. it's possible that this news

leak one media source may have been a way to buy some of the hard-liners to encourage but the verdict may not have been made yet. >> the two men were tried in an iranian court this year and they are accused of spying for the united states. iranian experts like this professor say their sentence has been an issue of contention between factions in iran. u.s. government has been limited to intervene in this case because there is no diplomatic relations with iran since 1979. a spokeswoman did issue a short statement in response to the latest development saying we have remitted called for the release of the two who have now been held in prison for two years. they were first arrested in july of 2009 on the iran-iraq border with their friend sarah shourd. all three have consistently said they were tourists in a hike in

kurdish iraq. sara shourd was released for health reasons. people are still holding out hope. >> my reaction to the news there is a sentence is, of course, upsetting. i think we all hope that somehow with the holidays in iran right now there will be a way for them to be released. >> the professor says he is hoping the iranian government will release them as an expression of mercy during the ramadan holiday. i did speak to a spokesperson of the families of the two men and they say they are not commenting on the latest developments. it's been almost three months since she disappeared but family and friends of missing nursing student michelle le are not giving up. a search yesterday marks the seventh time volunteers have looked for le since she vanished on may 27th. le was last seen going to her

car in the parking garage at kaiser hospital in hayward. >> it's like a waiting game. they have been waiting for a break in the case waiting for a conclusion. >> at least 40 people joined yesterday's search. 100,000 reward is being offered for le's return or any crucial information that leads to finding her. >> one family keeps hopes up another is celebrating good news their missing person has been found. stanford student had not been heard for six days. he is traveling alone to southeast asia and he usually checks in on a regular basis. jacob was eventually tracked

down deep in a tropical rain forest in malaysia where cellphone service doesn't exist. hacker group anonymous is planning another protest at 5:00 p.m. at the civic center bart station to protest the transit agency's decision to shut down cellphone service. bart did that to try to disrupted demonstrations over a fatal officer-involved shooting in july. yesterday in an open letter to its customers bart defended their cellphone decision. it reads quote bart received credible information that the safety would be compromised. out an overriding concern for our passenger safety bart made the decision to temporarily interrupt cellphone service. bart says it does not want repeat of protest on july 11th when a protestor climbed top of

a train blocking the doorways. that was a serious threat to operations of the transit system and disrupted the service of 96 bart trains. you are looking at a demonstration from last monday. bart is facing heated criticism and criticism for halting the weirms service. last monday it shut down all the bart stations during evening commute hours. they are considering when if ever the agency will shut off the wireless networks again. coming up next, more than a million pilgrims celebrate a mass with pope benedict xvi in spain. the attack on tripoli rebel forces are closing in on moammar khadafy.

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they greeted pope benedict xvi in madrid this morning. this the final day of the catholic church's youth festival and it brought out a million pilgrims to see and hear the pope. he called them to be missionaries of the faith and urging them to share their convictions with others. rio de janeiro will be the site of the next world youth day in

2013. rebel forces are tightening the noose around libyan leader mf qa qa. they captured a major military base 16 miles west of tripoli. moammar khadafy tenure is being measured by days. hire is the latest. >> reporter: moammar khadafy is running out of options after 41 years in power. rebels have begun what they are calling the real assault on the capital of tripoli hitting it from three fronts on the ground and from nato airplanes from the sky. they took control of cities to the east and west of tripoli. he called in on tv on saturday night, claiming the rebels were being chased from city to city. that appears to be contrary to the reality on the ground.

in a sign of momentum that seems to be in the hands of the rebels the government has refused to take sides of the libyan revolution but this weekend the government recognized the libyan rebels as the sole legitimate government of libya. it's not a question if he will go but a question of when. president obama is being briefed on developments in libya. here at home on the economy he is getting a lot of fire from the right as expected but he is also being hammered by the left. liberal constituents is he is annoying those communities that need the -- ignoring those communities that need the most help. >> he fought hard in debt ceiling negotiations to make sure the safety nets medicaid and pell grants of all

backgrounds were protected from the cuts because they are important. his programs for the future has in it education and opportunities for people to advance the skill so they are not locked into a cycle of poverty. there is a lot there with an eye towards the help that need the most. >> the president has been criticized by the black congressional caucus. he plans to unveil a new strategy around labor day. >> jeff martinez is more n for lisa argen. it looks like fog. >> this morning it's breaking up a little bit. interior areas are getting a few breaks in the clouds. still cloudy around the golden gate. marine layer is definitely upon us.

it will be a cloudy overcast day. we'll see some sunshine but nice warmup in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> also ahead niners and raiders in the battle of the bay. one niner, that guy taking full advantage to impress the coaches in the pre-season game. mike shumann has highlights in all the sports coming up.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back. it's shy of 9:19 this morning. thanks for waking up to us. this is a live look really a lovely look from roof cam hd. it's along the embarcadero a lot of folks out and about this morning. just a few there we see them jogging and walking. it's going to be a relatively nice day a bit on the cool side and jeff martinez who is here right now with all the details. >> definitely a cooler weekend. temperatures about five to ten degrees below average but not too bad. >> like yesterday we had the clouds break up a little bit. sunshine and that is what i'm looking for today. cloudy in the morning. a little bit of sunshine by this

afternoon. hello, santa cruz nice shot there. notice the cloud cover. i was at santa cruz last weekend and had a good time. expect clouds but nice to get out and about. i am riville good morning to you. notice the clouds, usually you can see the golden gate but it's socked in. marine layer is fairly thick to about 3000 feet. good sunday morning to you. 57 degrees in oakland. 61 in concord. 65 in antioch. redwood city is at 60 degrees. close-up view of the satellite. definitely all the cloud cover the fog especially along the coast and even into the bay. that is going to be the trend throughout the day today. especially in the morning hours clouds will stake around throughout this morning. fog and perhaps light drizzle along the coast but by this afternoon sunny breaks into the

inland areas and warmer weather finally on the way by the middle part of the week ahead. i think we're all looking forward to that. here is what is happening. water vapor imagery showing the water streaming in. it's drawing in the moisture. this is the pattern we've had for the last several days. we have a thick marine layer onshore flow onshore breeze keeping things cool in most areas. it will be with us by monday afternoon it will start to weaken and start to warm up. barriers of high pressure will build in. talking about cool temperatures here is my forecast santa rosa 74. your average should be at 84 so about ten degrees below average. you get the idea. many areas five degrees below average. kind of cool for a summer day. we'll take it. 77 degrees in santa clara. 78 in san jose as we move up the

peninsula. 58 in pacifica. 59 in half moon bay. further up to the north i'm looking for 65 degrees in the city. maybe some breaks in the clouds this afternoon especially as you head up to the north 70s 72 in san rafael. out towards the east bay 68 degrees in oakland. they had their jazz festival going on today. quite a few clouds sunshine and you'll see more sunshine out to the east and a little warmer temperatures with 80s down through santa cruz and monterey bay 64 degrees there. 77 in gilroy. accu-weather seven-day forecast again we'll start to clear things up by tomorrow and through the middle part of the week. sunshine and warmer days ahead. a lot of people are looking forward to that. enjoy your sunday no matter what. >> i was out there yesterday with my friends of breast cancer but mid-morning sun came up.

>> i think we'll see the same trend again today. >> let's check out sports. this morning the giants all star closer brian wilson is on the disabled list. later the team is going to send dan to the mound to stop the downward spiral. astros beat the giants last night in houston. 49ers beat the raiders and retaining bragging rights in the pre-season match-up. here is mike shumann in this morning's sports. >> the raiders and niners mapped matched up and 49ers took a couple steps forward while the raiders seemed to regress. jim harbaugh looking much better in his second game finding an open receiver. bralon edwards watch this great one handed catch. niners managed a field goal off of this drive.

meanwhile raiders quarterback takes a knee to the head. he did not return and tests for possible concussion. whether the rookie makes the team and kendall hunter did not hurt his cause. 53-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. niners win it 17-3 rushing for 239 yards. >> offensively it started with the offensive line reflection of how well the running backs did to anthony to hunter was big day. >> you guys got in and out of offense so it's a little bit of different. you want to execute no matter who is in there. >> college associated press oklahoma top dog and oregon gets the third spot. florida state is sixth followed

by stanford at 7. cardinals finished at number four and were number six in this pre-season poll. >> 'giants losing streak reached three games but they still remain two and a half back of the d'backs. first batter second pitch cody ross tracking it turns on the jets. his first career home run 1-0 astros. and j.d. martinez with a shot to left center. astros go up 3-0. 5-0 astros. brace yourself giants finally get on the board. cody ross scores. down 5-2 and g-men looking for more. and gets him to end the inning aubrey huff all over this one but not enough. 7-5 is the final.

>> a's who's tipping the blue jays and hideki matsui loves it and so does godzilla. cliff pennington and game tied in the first. that is all gonzalez needed. all-stars struck out nine speaking of the all-star game. josh willingham 11 home runs since the break. nobody in the majors have hit more. a's win for the fourth time in five games 5-1 the final. >> final grand slam in tennis is a week away players are tuning up in cincinnati. marty fish coming off the upset with nadal but had his hands full with andy murray. two on and things get exciting in the second. but he challenges the call and it's out by a hair.

neither player can believe it. we play on but not for long. he hits the return out. murray heads to the finals with a straight set victory and he will be facing novak djokovic. first set on the road djokovic takes the set and he would djokovic and murray in the final. >> quarterbacks a loser to the l.a. galaxy. >> up next at 9:30, bay area real estate, if you are waiting to buy you are not alone. coming up impact wall street is having on the streets of your neighborhood. >> and how a few local merchants are hoping to put a positive spin on your

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welcome back. all the wrangling over the debt ceiling and wildly fluctuating stock market have taken its toll over the real estate market. they report that july home sales in the bay area fell nearly 14 am from june that is the third worst month of july on record. laura anthony reports.

>> with the turbulent summer nearly over they hope the late season open houses puts some prospective buyers off the fence and into the market. >> summer is usually the peak of the your market. but information they received in stock market. >> this walnut creek house came on the market for $729,000. it's in price range that is a tough sale lately. homes over $500,000 dropped 25% and 19% jins july 2010. prices took a hit, as well. in june median price was $374,000. down 1% from june. >> you think bieg buyers are nervous? >> buyers are nervous and fickle and prices may continue to drop. >> i've been looking for a house

for nine months. >> oakland's resident is waiting for the right house at the right price. >> i notices there is a lot of stuff out there. what i'm finding is not very high quality stuff out there. >> they are thinking about selling her walnut creek home. she is visiting this open house because it's similar to the one she and her husband has lived in for seven years? >> not wanting to go upside-down and we aren't. we live in nice area of walnut creek but i'm getting a pulse on what is happening out there. >> and that confusion may be coming from all the contradictory signals in the market interest rates are low but foreclosure activity remains high but well below the peaks over the last three years. >> there is new bill to stop

presidents at cal state universities from getting hefty pay raises. nannette miranda has the story. >> reporter: just as students are gearing up for the fall term a new proposal out of sacramento how presidents are selected and how much they are paid. it comes after trustees approved the hiring of head of san diego state from an east coast school at hundred thousand dollars more than his predecessor and raised tuition 1% at the same time. >> clearly tuition fee hikes are used to subsidize salaries. >> state senator's bill limits the pay to $343,000 a year. that is 150% of the salary paid to the chief justice of the california supreme court. no raises or bonuses would be allowed if a tuition hike occurs

within three years. and internal candidates must be given precedence for the job. no comments are on the proposal because they are investigating presidential pay and selection process. but in the past administrators say they need to pay well to recruit the best. >> it's popular among students that have been protesting tuition hikes over the years. they say it's raining debt because of all the loans they had to take out. this year's $5500 price tag is too much for some. >> one of my friends that don't have the financial aid they dropped out. >> particularly about the students' perspective. >> it doesn't apply to u.c. because the legislature has very little control over it.

they announced merit raises to keep them from leaving. u.c. students are paying 10% more in tuition this year. >> tomorrow daly city council members are expected to reluctantly agree to pay out millions of dollars to keep their redevelopment agency alive. the council is considering to make an almost $3 million payment to schools and special districts. back in june governor brown signed legislation that would dissolve redevelopment agencies in october unless the payments are made. state is being sued to stop the elimination on the constituent loss of tax revenue. belmont and san jose have chosen to make the payments. >> san francisco kleh a lot of money from parking tickets. merchants are fed up how parking tickets are hurting business. they decided to hold a little

contest. here a jonathan bloom. >> i would rather not relive it. >> the parking tale begins on new year's eve. he was waiting for a spot. >> the lady was bunching stuff into her trunk. >> he pulled over in this zone. he waved at the parking officer and then when the space opened up he parked and went on his way. >> about two months later i get a parking ticket in the mail. i think it must be a mistake. >> it was no mistake. $250 ticket for blocking a bus stop. mta wouldn't budge. >> he won honorable mention to find the most outrageous parking ticket story. >> they got two tickets for one week for overstaying a two-hour parking zone. >> i don't know why i got this ticket. >> i moved my car.

>> the mta said she didn't move it far enough. >> you can't move it or down the street. you have to be a complete city block away. so it just says to our parking. >> she lost her appeal but won the grand prize. >> they are going to pay my ticket. >> the small business owners who organized the contest say they are trying to prove a point. they say the parking enforcement is scaring away customers. >> within five minutes you get a ticket for or $50 or more. >> grocery store owner says it makes it hard to compete with stores that have parking lots but mta says they are trying to help small business. >> if we didn't enforce this we would see people sitting in these parking spaces all day long. >> they have written fewer tickets than last. in san francisco jonathan bloom

"abc 7 news." >> i was going to mention sonoma county is having a country music barbecue at the fairgrounds. what is the weather like for them. >> should be good. a little bit of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s low 70s. you are talking about oakland, too they have their jazz festival. it should be good for that. few clouds across the bay. as you can see mount tam cam kloudz cloud deck getting close to that. pretty good marine layer in place and cool temperatures on place on tap once again. there is a warming trend in the seven-day forecast. also coming up a local photographer using 19th century technology to bring

ricochet a service dog is catching some waves and teaching at the same time helping disabled people how to surf. she knows just what to do to keep each person hanging ten. >> she stabilizes the board. somehow she does it. >> you see her at work the owner says the canine gives them a sense of accomplishment. that is quite a special dog with a special talent. >> it looks like fun surfing away. >> talking about santa cruz i was up there last weekend, good weather for that. it's stuck in the cool pattern through this weekend but that is going to change coming up with next workweek ahead. we are looking at san jose.

good morning to you overcast conditions temperatures in the 60s right now. most areas are in the 60s as we take a look at roof cam back to the bay bridge embarcadero still a lot of people out and about. triathalon is going on from alcatraz and around the area. a lot of people out for that. they are enjoying the festivities. temperatures in the 60s most areas right now across the bay. 57 in oakland 60 in redwood city. how about livermore at 60 and san jose 60 degrees. at the coast 58 degrees at half moon bay. you are going to stay there all day long. marine layer settled in all across the coast. get a few breaks in the clouds further inland you go we're talking about kind of cloudy forecast most areas all day just like yesterday temperatures in the 50s, lower 60s through the morning hours. mostly cloudy through the noon hour. 70s in the interior areas 50s

still at the coast. by this afternoon still clouds and breaks in the clouds further inland you go. temperatures will be the lower 80s there. big area of low pressure continues to smin off the coast here. that is drawing in all of the moisture again we saw the shot from mount tam clouds rolling in right off the coast about 2500 feet. marine layer this is going to break down by tomorrow. we are looking at a high pressure ridge beginning tomorrow and lasting throughout much of the week ahead. that means warmer weather on the way and more sunshine, too. how about your high temperatures today. mid-70s in most areas down to the south in san jose and santa clara, 77 degrees. mid-70s and redwood city pacifica 58 degrees did camping last weekend at half moon bay, it was beautiful there. a few clouds and fog in the morning. should clear up a little bit this afternoon but monday you'll see more sunshine and

more than what we've teen been seeing. 55 in sunset district. south san francisco near 70 degrees. up to the north bay 74 in santa rosa napa about 74 degrees. i understand the wine harvest is going to be delayed a couple weeks because of cool conditions. east bay 74 in fremont further to the east you should be in the 90s this time of the year enjoy the cool 80s while they last. it's going to heat up later on. 68 degrees in watsonville. 54 in santa cruz. warming trend by tuesday and wednesday 90s looking pretty good. kind of a cloudy sunday you have to deal with it. >> thank you jeff. >> we're living in a golden age of photography. we have pictures stored about

everywhere. we're snapping new ones all the time. here is wayne freedman on a local photographer with a different take on the phenomenon >> anywhere in san francisco you will find people with artistic tendencies. you might assume it could be with his job as a sushi chef but this is more complicated. he packs it and finally he puts all the pieces together. every hear of these pocket cameras this wouldn't be one of those. and obsessive artist gene. he turned his kitchen into a dark room but built the operation piece by piece in a small san francisco apartment and pretty much from scratch. >> it was about getting the

picture. this is x-ray film. >> the images are three feet by 14 inches he had to build a camera so big as you climb into it. yes that image is the view finder is upside-down. the camera doesn't have a conventional shutter either. just pull off the lens cap and count. you have to make sure you don't jar the camera. that happens a lot. that is why why i have to take more than one shot. >> when he began these pictures didn't exactly turn out perfectly. this is the first one. with all the flaws and all the imperfections, it's one of his favorites. >> this was like 1860. >> his work follows the classic philosophy that a true photograph is the end of a

process. it's one of a kind. it's something very old and no sir certainly a i can about them. >> it leads new private perspective of the modern world. >> but it becomes perfection and predictable. >> in the future i want a studio. if i can tear myself away from the kitchen. yeah. >> in san francisco, wayne freedman "abc 7 news." >> that is very cool. a show of dan's work opened this weekend and runs through mid-september at the inclusions gallery in san francisco. you can go on to our website at abc7news.com and look under see it on tv for the dates times and location. >> you may not know but research shows that one in every 91 children in the united states

has developmental disorder called autism. a new case is diagnosed almost 20 minutes. but there are programs offering services and jobs. >> children with autism become adults with autism its lifelong disorder. we are trying to get them self-care and various skills through our program. >> join cheryl jennings on "beyond the headlines" for the debate on the causes and the programs that help autistic children siblings and adults. it started at 10:00 right here on abc7. >> don't go away 7 on your side is next. >> a mortgage company forces a bay area homeowner to buy insurance he already has. we'll sort it all out on 7 on

if you own a home you know that every mortgage lender requires you to have mortgage insurance. when wells fargo accused one homeowner of not having it he called 7 on your side. here is michael finney with the story. >> the relationship between humans and computers is not always a smooth one. that is evidenced by a san carlos man and his dealings with his mortgage company. >> even if the humans at wells fargo tells something is wrong the computer doesn't listen. >> the problem for juno started

when he switched companies for his house in moraga. the change didn't get to wells fargo and the bank told him he needed to buy insurance. it was further complicated when he moved from that home in moraga to sachb car loss. he sent the bank proof of insurance and followed up with a phone call. >> when i did give the proof. there is no issue with your insurance. it an issue of our computer system. >> but he continued to get notices that he lacked insurance. finally the bank billed him for $6,000. two years words 67 home insurance it purchased for him. half that money was eventually refund today him when wells fargo realized the mistake but he still wand the refund for both years. >> that is when i decided to call 7 on your side because it's been going on for ten months.

>> wells responded promptly refunding the remaining $3,000 within weeks. the company declined to comment on camera but told us it was pleased it was able to resolve the issue. always be certain to properly notify the lender in the event of change in their insurance carrier. >> i don't think we would need to have that kind of attention if we didn't call 7 on your side. >> these refunded the money with interest. they cut a check to pay him. wells declined to comment on his case. we'll be right back. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

this weekend a new version of the film that made arnold schwarzenegger a a star conan the barbarian now in 3-d. how it compares to the original. here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> so conan is fast with a sword. they get early training. you see a lot of comic book blood and about the plot. jason is the latest incarnation of the hero so the mad man that kills his dad and psycho

daughter want to rule the world. he needs a missing piece and conan has to stop him in a race to save the world. some weird water creatures and dorky dialogue. it takes a back seat to the action. the film is primitive and loud. the director got his training doing music videos. >> it's rated "r" because of the intense gore and nudity. there is some sex appeal with his shirt off i guess. but arnold without the accent. he used to a model before making films, models don't talk. don't waste your money on 3-d. see it in 2-d unless you like

wearing sunglasses. i have to give eight quarter of a bucket. i'm don sanchez and we'll see you on the aisle. >> what about the weather. >> weather looks okay. we'll see a few clouds and maybe sunshine this afternoon especially inland. temperatures upper 50s along the coast. 56 in the city to lower 80s inland. we really warm things up by tuesday and wednesday looking pretty good and more sunshine. have a great sunday. >> thank you everybody. next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. i'm carolyn tyler along with jeff martinez. have a great sunday and happy birthday to our producer.

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