good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. >> interstate 580 is open after being closed for ten hours during a police investigation. officers have arrested a transit driver on suspicion of murder and felony hit-and-run. they are investigating whether eddie hall of oakland deliberate rally ran down a motorcyclist with his van during a confrontation. it ended in 150th avenue in san leandro. now more from the scene. >> reporter: the twisted metal jammed in the front of this paratransit bus used to be a mc. this marks the end of a very long crime scene. >> the bus that was involved dragged the motorcycle for about a mile and came to rest after 160th on-ramp. >> the motorcyclist died in the

collision and because of initial reports by witnesses, police are handling it as a homicide. >> i don't know if there was any communication between the two. it's unknown and suddenly the van turned and hit the motorcycle. >> investigators are interviewing the driver of the van to figure out if he intended to hit the cyclist. he was traveling with other pack of riders. >> there was a group of motorcycles, anywhere from six to eight. some had signs they were hells angels. >> these are pictures sent by a driver on 580. initial crash and following investigation brought traffic to a standstill and got some drivers mad trying to get home on surface streets. >> four hours after the crash, nina was still trying to get home to modesto.

>> they took us off in oakland, it's blocked all the way down to san leandro. i got into san leandro and every entrance i got to has been blocked. >> i did talk with two employees of first transit which is the organization that runs this paratransit van. they say there were no clients aboard the bus at the time of the incident. they also tell me for some reason, the driver of the van stopped communicating with dispatch and so they decided to locate it through gps and that is when they figured out it was one of their buses involved in this incident. red cross workers are expecting to help victims of a fire of an apartment building in san jose. it damaged a 20 unit complex just after 1:00. the fire was raging when the firefighters arrived. a chief describes a chaotic scene. >> there was so much smoke and

flame they could barely get in, they had people running in and out and they were trying to get rescue up on the balcony and within the apartment complex. >> six people were rescued. no serious injuries reported. that fire was brought under control in about 35 minutes. so far no word on how it began. >> developing news, san jose police say officers shot a man just before 8:00 this morning during a confrontation at motel on east brokaw road. police were called to the extended stay motel about a suspicious person with a weapon. police found the man and they say he displayed threatening behavior. one officer fired at the man wounding him once saying it was self-defense. the unidentified suspect is being treated for his injuries. we'll have more information on this tonight on our news at 5:00. >> police in spock ton are

searching this morning for a hells angel they believe killed another member of the club in san jose last weekend. yesterday they surrounded a house where they thought he might be hiding. officers believe that steve ruiz was inside the house, crystal truijillo. he is suspected of killing another member at a funeral. they gathered at the house but last night officers left the scene after determining that ruiz was not there. trauma surgeons say a sacramento area police officer will recover after being shot several times during a traffic stop. that shooting happened yesterday afternoon near grant high school in twiv rivers. officer tried to pull over a suspect who then fled on foot. during the chase, the officer was shot numerous times. suspect is still at large. gun right supporters made a

dramatic show in san jose. two dozen people went to rifles and shotguns strapped to their shoulders. john alston explains why. >> reporter: they came with plenty of firepower to make their known, handguns, shotguns and other weapons. demonstrators say the guns were unloaded making it all perfectly legal. >> i'm trying to protect my family. >> for about an hour, they gathered in front of the bay fair shopping mall in san leandro. they heard from supporters who honked their horns and others who didn't like what necessity saw. >> the group calling responsible citizens of california protested a new law being signed by governor brown. it will no longer be legal to

openly carry a handgun but it will be still be legal to carry shotguns or long guns. >> we're not trying to i am date anybody. our government is we're going to stay within the law. >> i do have a long gun at home. a smith wesson .45 car bean because we are allowed to do that. >> a few spectators didn't like the idea of civilians carrying so many weapons. >> it's discretionary, when you go into public places like starbucks or even to a 24 here, you don't want anybody carrying a gun, whether you think it's load ordinary not. >> any time you see people in a suburban environment with guns, it's kind of scary. >> they walked across the boulevard and piled into a

restaurant where they grabbed a drink and bite to eat with weapons exposed for everyone to see. >> they quietly watched the event from a distance. when the new law goes into effect, openly carrying a handgun would be a misdemeanor. turning now to the latest on the occupy movement around the bay area. in san francisco, driarms are calling this a day of learning where according to overnight twitter post they plan to hold talks to build consensus on their next nonviolent direct action. yesterday they marched up market street in what they called a solidarity march anti-police brutality day. >> members of occupy oakland continue to gather at the plaza despite warnings from police that the plaza is closed from 10:00 at night until 6:00 in the morning. demonstrators marched down broadway but quickly made their way back to the plaza, police issued parking citations along

14th streets where they have been collecting donations from drivers. >> in san jose, no sign of any new arrests for illegal camping. ten people have been arrested and two other cited and released. >> pg&e reportedly knew about more than two dozen unexplained gas leaks along the pipeline that exploded in san bruno last september. as you know it killed 8 people. the utility certifies that the pipeline was free of weld leaks less than a year before the explosion. federal investigators discovered only after the blast that the pipeline did have faulty welds. today san francisco chronicle reports 26 leaks were documented on the line from milpitas to san francisco between 1951 and 2009. they say the company listed the cause of the leaks as unknown. they relied on computerized record that the pipeline was

seamless and in compliance with federal safety rules. >> coming up, all powerful earthquake in eastern tuck kentucky has collapsed dozens of buildings raising fears that hundreds of people are dead. >> and liberating libya, a new

a magnitude 7.12 earthquake

collapsed 45 buildings in turkey. they are trying to dig out victims in the hardest hit areas. there are many reports of fatalities. scientists say there will be a few thousand deaths with a powerful quick that size. it struck just before 2:00 in the afternoon turkish time. >> libyan people are celebrating their liberation this morning with a ceremony following thursday's death of dictator moammar khadafy. as they celebrate a medical examiner confirmed that khadafy died of a gunshot wound to the head. with his death, new claims are surfacing of torture and other atrocities at the hands of his regime. what happens next in libya is, of course, of great concern around the globe. secretary of state hillary clinton appeared on "this week." >> the new libya needs to start with accountability, rule of law a sense of unity and

reconciliation in order to build an inclusive democracy so people that supported the former regime unless they do have blood on their hands, should be safe and feel included in this new country. >> tunisia is holding an election of the arab spring. they were the first african country to revolt. today's election involves 11,000 candidates and 80 political parties with the winners to be announced tomorrow. back here at home, an injured red tailed hawk has been rescued. he was spotted in golden gate park with a nail through its head. it appears to have been shot with a nail gun. rescuers tried for several days to capture the bird. it was trapped yesterday evening by wildlife rescue. bird has been taken to the wildlife center of silicon valley where it's being treated.

scientists say it might take several days where the latest pieces of space junk returned to earth or whether they burned up. a german satellite entered the atmosphere last night and they have not received any reports that it has hit any populated areas. most of satellite was about the size of a minivan was expected to burn up but 30 pieces may have crashed to earth. last month a nasa satellite reperiod the atmosphere. >> so if you see something raining down, duck. >> fog is far away from today. 63 degrees in san francisco. 68 across the bay. 50s in the north bay. and change headed our way

tomorrow. >> and also next, stanford runs wild on the washington huskies now poised to move up in the bcs rankings.

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the coast. not too hot and chilly here, 35 degrees, tahoe valley airport. this is what heavenly looks like right now. gorgeous picture there. highs in the 60s and back home, you are looking at emeryville, another nice shot with tons of sun on the way. we'll have a return of the fog and onshore flow tomorrow. 56 in livermore. 62 in redwood city, with 60s in san francisco and numbers here, for time being dropped into the 40s early this morning. long way to go to those 80 degree temperatures but sunny and mild day. warm inland and around the bay. increased fire danger comes our way with a strong offshore flow but we're going to see temperatures taking a hit beginning tomorrow. this morning, started out clear and will remain that way. fog is offshore and it's shallow but southerly surge in the form

of a sea breeze. we have 60s here. changes from yesterday, half moon bay and pacifica, pleasant and sunny not as warm. how about 82 yesterday. we've got high pressure still in command of our weather. it's beginning to shift to the east and with that fog tonight we've got the onshore push tomorrow bringing numbers down, another 5-8 degrees to seasonal norms and then winds will pick up on tuesday and wednesday. things have dried out considerably yesterday and they will continue on to do that today. despite the longer nights, you have to watch the possibility of fire danger next week. 87 in fresno. 82 in sacramento and 77 in yosemite. back home, more 80s, summer like afternoon, 82 in saratoga, 83 in sunnyvale. couple changes, breeze picks up. 78 in san mateo.

76 in millbrae with 80s hanging on. palo alto, redwood city, inand around san francisco, 74 today with 67 in the sunset. winds late in the afternoon will bring a cooler feel to the atmosphere but i don't think you'll see that fog. that should hold off until later tonight. it will be lurking offshore. 83 in sonoma and 84 in napa. as you head out to the east bay, 75 in berkeley. 80 for union city. 82 again in fremont. numbers here remain quite warm, 86 in pleasanton. 85 in walnut creek, sunshine all along the central coast. the fog is down past san luis obispo so enjoy a nice day in monterey. a little cooler but the warmest day out of next seven, more fog tomorrow morning but that gives way to sunshine and gusty winds

mid-week. next weekend looks just cooler. >> you had noted the gusty winds. we have to worry about the fire danger. >> absolutely. rain and longer nights, it's still very dry out there. >> let's check out sports and head over to oakland. raiders are battling kansas city chiefs. no word on whether carson palm ser going to be the starting quarterback. tonight the st. louis cardinals will try to take a stranglehold in the world series. here is larry beil. >> good morning. game three of the world series turned into the albert pujols show, three home runs for the slugger. dirk nowitzki, throwing the first pitch out and, that is almost destroyed. three one run.

he is just getting warmed up. one off of mike gonsalez. and albert caps it off with another. third guy to hit three home runs in a world series game since reggie jackson. cardinals roll 16-7 and take a 2-1 series lead. >> and washington came in ranked 25th in the nation. they want to shut down andrew luck. 446 yards, huskies, all smiles. they would not laugh. second quarter 10-7. andrew luck with the play fake, here is kobe, 179 yards, two touchdowns, not heisman numbers but running game was working so well. step on taylor is off to the

races. 70 yards. he ran for 138 total. 24-14 stanford. it's 31-14. said he was running out of gas he was hoping to make it. 62 yards, 38-14 stanford at the break. more ground, anthony wilkerson, part after school record, 5 tds on the ground. 65-21 to remain undefeated. they should move up maybe as high as sixth in the rankings. >> we have a physical group. a group with a lot of pride. >> we run the ball first but it's an opportunity for us to do what we have to do. >> cal hosting utah. desperate for a victory. in the second quarter. zach to his brother, look at

that! cal up 20-0 at the half. maynard keeps it as a spread option, goes? untouched. cal 27-0. bears defense was tremendous in this game, dominating. quarterback john hayes says third pick of the game, josh hill and 34-10 was the final. >> the pace today to stop the bleeding a little bit was often. i'm very happy and excited. we'll enjoy this one for a day or so and we got another one to play. that is the way it's going to be one at a time to reach our full potential. >> to the ice, sharks of a sings game east coast road trip, joe thorton started his career, no love. thorton finds pavelsky and snaps

it past home, 1-0 sharks. and find logan in front, his first goal of the season. and it's 2-0. boston would come back in the third, 29 seconds and two on one no chances and tied at 2. eleven minutes left. jim vandemire and they fight and fight and struggle and scores. his first goal of the year as sharks. 4-2 was the final. >> 49ers have the day off. and we'll see if carson palmer will play. mike shumann will have all the highlights at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> coming up a campaign controversy, new scandal heating up in the san francisco's mayor race. >> and outcome on the race might

welcome back. some supporters of san francisco mayor ed lee is being accused of filling in ballots. someone from a rival campaign claims to have caught it on video. some candidates are crying foul.

>> this is video taken by adam during the mayoral campaign in chinatown. it shows workers showing wearing ed lee shirts. it shows workers filling in ballots for residents and telling them who to vote. >> i had a canvasser of senator yee's telling them workers fill out the ballots themselves. what i saw was the workers using a stencil holding it over the ballot and having the voter fill in the stencil. >> it has enraged the campaign manager. >> that group and people have, they don't represent mayor lee's campaign. we want to cease and desist immediately. >> the group that set up tables is neighborhood alliance, same group that run ed run campaign.

we attempted to speak to the manager but that person was unavailable. they weighed in what could be voter fraud perpetrated by the lee campaign. they were concerned. >> i think the video speak for themselves. those folks are wearing shirts that are identifying who they were with and engaged in what appeared to be potential voter fraud. >> anthony thomas with leland yee's campaign believe lee's campaign is tied to the event. he says there is no coins dejsz in politics. >> it leads us to believe there is coercion going on. >> they want to stop the alliance from campaigning for lee. >> if some of the allegations are true, there were illegal activities and we urge an investigation. the elections department has forwarded some of that to the district attorney's office. >> city attorney says they would

normally investigated the case but he has recused himself because of his mayor campaign. >> and the next mayor will be elected in november they will use rank choice voting system that will allow to pick the top three choices for the job. it eliminates the need for a runoff election but it's not without controversy. >> 16 people want to occupy room 200 at city hall, most crowded field in memory. almost all considered viable contenders. in alphabetical order, jeff adachi, aliota, john avilos. david chu. former supervisor tony hall. city attorney, dennis herrarra, ed lee. phil king and state senator leland yee. >> the mayor will be chosen

through the rank choice voting system approved by voters back in 2002. it's been used in other city elections like last year's supervises' races but this is the first time it will be used for a competitive mayor's race. >> this method allows them to mark their ballot in order of preference. on election night it begins with all first choice slx selections. if there is a front run they're captures more than 50% of the vote the race is over. if nobody gets that majority the candidate with a fewest first choice rankings is eliminated. then you get another chance because your vote is now transferred to your second choice. all the votes are recounted. this process of eliminating last place candidates continues until someone has a winning majority and becomes the new mayor. >> i think it's a good thing because it saves money, it

allows the election to determine the outcome. >> folks on the right, left and middle, if they are th are confused or scared about it. >> some research has been done in previous elections, by usf political science professor. >> more than half of the voters only list one person. question becomes do they really understand the system. >> 80% of the voters in last year's mayor's race marked all three choices. it was the first rank choice was used there. don perata was 11 points ahead but jean quan captured more second and third place ro votes leading to her surprising win. >> i know people today, people say what happened? >> perata accepted his defeat

but some voters are confused about the system. >> if you can't explain how in the ninth count you lose, if i can't understand it, how can a voter understand it? >> they believe it worked in oakland. san francisco is now a crucial test. >> san francisco election will be a test because people are aware of rank choice voting. >> a supervisor has his way, voters won't become too familiar with it. on election day he plans to submit a proposal for the june ballot to repeal rank choice voting. >> whoever is the next mayor will be elected with the majority of votes. >> but there are many supporters. >> i love it, we'll see what the voters think. >> the elections department hopes to have most of the ballots counted by the friday after the tuesday election. this week the oakland school district is expected to decide whether to close five elementary schools to save money and

consolidate for a declining school age population. our media partner oakland tribune says the closure list includes lake view, laveer in the fruitvale neighborhood, marshal, maxwell park they are mills kron and sante fe. the district operates 500 schools but has 5,000 fewer students and $62 million less in the general fund than it had just three years ago. >> tomorrow bay area music icon car loss santana will have a treated for students at san francisco high school he attended. he'll be performing at mission high, celebrating the school's impressive accomplishment. 85% of seniors were accepted into college last year. santana and the principal talked with cheryl jennings in about how education be change people's attitudes. >> the more you educate people, the less people have tendency to

be brutal with violence because, with education you learn to value yourself and then you value somebody else. >> we really embrace students questioning. what using that as a critical lens. we embrace diversity. >> santana plans to have some of the students perform with him on stage. that is so nice. quite a celebration for the kids. >> a nice day outside. not as warm as yesterday. a little bit of a cooldown. this is roof camera, temperatures in the 60s downtown and we will be looking at numbers above normal and then below normal and a breezy part of the week. that is all coming up. >> also ahead, new details about the life of the late steve jobs. inside theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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at the beach. today, a little cooler, a little breezy late in the day but the fog will come back overnight tonight. 62 in redwood city. 61 in hayward. we have the 50s up to the north. numbers this morning were in the 40s. it was quite chilly, 56 in livermore. highlights remains clear with sunshine prevailing at our beaches. it will be mild not quite as warm as yesterday. warm weather lingers into inland communities with increased fire danger. gusty offshore winds, primarily into tuesday night into thursday morning. first you are looking at fog and continue offshore and with a little breeze coming up from the south, you'll see the numbers in the 60s. so a few neighborhoods will be cooler but overall high pressure ridge remains firmly in control. today begins to slide to the east. with this twist in the

atmosphere, we have that southerly surge breaking up the fog tonight. -- bringing up the fog tonight and fog won't last long storm tomorrow. we'll see the return to the sunshine. warmest day of the week, 82 in sacramento. 77 in yosemite. so cold nights with clear sky in the mountains. afternoons very nice, 78 in big sur and fog has returned to southern california but more 80s to enjoy here in the south bay. 83 in santa clara. 79 this time of year so we are up a few degrees. peninsula is 70s, san mateo, 76, millbrae look for the breeze on to pick up. half moon bay, 70. san francisco, it was 83, 84 yesterday. 74 today. a lot of sun, sunset district, beautiful start with 67 for your high. in the north bay, still high

pressure providing that slight north-northeast wind that will allow the temperatures to climb quickly back into the 80s for san rafael. 85 for santa rosa. the winds will continue to keep temperatures comfortable at our beaches. mid-60s there. 80 in hayward. notice a few mid and upper 70s there. beautiful day in union city, 80 and still quite warm in pittsburg. 84 in dublin and sunshine around the monterey coast, breeze is keeping it in the 70s today. here is the seven-day forecast, enjoy today, a little cool at the beaches, you may need a jacket but tomorrow you'll see the fog and breezy winds come tuesday and wednesday, especially the higher elevations. increasing clouds, weak system visits us next weekend but just keep the temperatures below average. >> just a weak system, thank you

lisa. >> google is exploring the idea to help finance a deal by other companies to acquire yahoo. google has talked to at least two private firms about potentially assisting them to finance a deal to buy yahoo's core business. the journal reports google and other partners have staged early discussions. they say no comment on the report by google or yahoo. and still on the high-tech vibe, tomorrow the highly anticipated biography of the life of apple cofounder steve jobs will be released. it includes the meeting he had with president obama and reveals some of his tough words from google to rock star john meyer. here a more. >> for the first time we're getting a glimpse in the private world of the man behind the

turtle neck, steve jobs recounts details about his life, feelings about success, politics and his fiercest competitor. >> today apple is going to reinvent the phone. >> the tech giant was livid over android software and he committed to spending the last dying breath, adding that he was going to destroy android because its stolen product. a the meeting between jobs and president obama, almost didn't happen. at first, the he balked and sitting down the president unless the president personally invited him. obama did not. jobs ended up meeting him at a san francisco hotel in the fall of 2010. it was there that the blunt speaking jobs, obama you are headed for a one-term president si. why? according to the biography he says the obama administration was not business friendly.

big business was handcuffed by too many regulations and unnecessary costs. >> jobs also complained about rock star john meyer praising the guitar but bemoaned that meyer was out of control and in his words blowing it big time. the book does not say why jobs felt that way. he meditated on his leg si saying i've done a lot of things i'm not proud of but i don't have any skeletons in my closet. >> you can learn more about it tomorrow on "good morning america," same day the book is released. >> don't go away, "7 on your side" is up next. >> a new product promises to electronically hide your mobile phone but does it work?

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it's the richmond district. i should know that. beautiful day on tap. lisa argen will be later with a full and final accu-weather forecast. if you have a gps on your cellphone we have news about that mobile device that may surprise you, having one can give away your privacy. michael finney explains why and what you can do about it. >> carry a mobile device and you give up privacy. employers hand out phones and then track them. social media follows mobile units around, too. so what if you don't want to be stalked? >> you can go off of google maps go completely off. so you are not in contact with say four square or google plus or facebook, you have followers and you don't want them to know your location, you are off. >> here is what he is talking

about. they have created m.i.a. to hide your electronically hide you. >> go ahead. >> put it in there. >> after one more ring, it stops. the pouch special lining keeps signals from going in or out. so is it a needed product? we asked these guys, they all carry work phones. >> it's great if i'm trying to dodge work. my boss is right here. >> you would never do that? this seems like a horrible idea. [ laughter ] >> we don't need to track them. >> sandra jenkins does like the idea not for herself but for others. >> originally was designed going into a meeting and turning it off and just lock it in and pull

it out. >> okay. right. okay. >> does it seem like a good idea? >> yes, a very good idea. i know some people i would like to give this to. >> and as an added bonus discourage texting while driving. >> you put your mobile device and it's quiet. >> it sells between 6800 and $150 depending on size and type. all of them are leather with a high quality silver lining. get more information go to abc7news.com. coming up a new movie about beating the odds, don sanchez believe in mighty max or does it fall out?

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aisle. >> one, two three. >> the girls' basketball team in philadelphia in early 1970s. the gym burned down. the basketball coach got the colors for the season and hard times and ready to close but only miracle can save it but carla is determined to prove something. >> trust, trust is why teams win. >> the girls are believing in themselves. they start winning against the odds. >> we can't get up. we worked too hard. >> you must leave now. >> you understand the commitment the girls have made? >> so a team that didn't have a prayer finds itself headed to

the big one. >> this is what we've been working for all year. >> its true story. they went on to win a national championship and coach is in basketball hall of fame. this is modest little film, but unfortunately not terribly inspiring. you've seen the story done before and better. it's overcoming the odds and challenges but there is no drama and suspense. we don't learn a lot about the girls. good thing is you can get the whole family, and i'll give it half a bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> well, the weather is inspiring today. >> should be very nice. high clouds out there right now, but no fog to speak of. 74 in san francisco. staying above average. fog doesn't return until tonight. 82 in vallejo and fremont today.

87 in livermore, breezy offshore winds mid-week and staying below normal from about wednesday through next weekend. >> all right. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. i'm carolyn tyler with my friend lisa argen. you can keep track on latest breaking news on twitter and talk about it on facebook. have a great sunday evevevevevev