good friday morning it is 4:30 a.m.. thank you for join us, i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze four people were spotted driving from a robbery scene. sheriff's deputies chased them into san rafael. investigators say the suspects bailed out of the car near oak

and marine drives two were hiding in yards. they caught a third a few hours later. the final suspect still on the loose should be considered armed and dangerous. construction work officially underway on the new 49er stadium in k. the team kicked -- in santa clara. the team kicked it off with a groundbreaking ceremony last night. the 1.2 billion dollar state-of-the-art stadium is expected to be completed in august of 2014. 1,000 construction jobs will be created by the project and it will be a technological powerhouse a far cry interest candlestick the oldest unrenovated stadium in the nfl. >> i think it would be great to leave our mark on this field it >> york says, the new stadium will haveffí 40,000 parking s, twice as2vj8ños

restrooms as candlestick. he will also push his bid to members of the san francisco yacht club will hold a memorial flotilla tomorrow night. huge waves washed the eight crewmembers aboard the 38 foot yacht. low speed chase overboard last saturday. the coast guard rescued three and recovered one body the other four remaining missing are presumed to have drowned. if salvage operations don't begin with a matter of days they may be delayed for months because of the nesting season of the protected wildlife sanctuary. more firings and resignations expected in the prostitution scandal involving the secret service three agents have been let go, eight

on administrative leave accused of bringing prostitutes to their hotel in colombia, ahead of the president's visit. david chaney one of two supervisors was on a detail to protect sarah palin in 2008. he joked he was really checking her out. palin says the scandal is a symptom of the government run amok. this morning abc news has obtained a picture of a man who shot and killed trayvon martin the picture shows cuts on the back of george zimmerman's head with blood trickling down. it seems to back up his claim that martin atack him before he shot the teen. the picture was taken three minutes after the shooting at the scene using an iphone. zimmerman's attorney may present this picture as evidence during a bond hearing at 6:00 our time. that's in an hour and a half. the hearing could result in him walking out of jail today.

rob nelson has latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman could be free within hours, after a week behind bars for the shooting death of trayvon martin his attorney believes his client will walk out of court after his bond hearing leading to concerns for zimmerman's safety. if released mark o'mara hopes to keep documents sealed and zimmerman's location a secret. how will zimmerman remain safe? law enforcement officials say it there is only so much they can do. there are concerns about potential community violence. last night things two heated during a discussion on ways to improve operations in the city of sanford. >> we recognize that's a possibility and i'm prepared for that >> how? >> we are prepared. >> reporter: trayvon's parents attorney says racial profiling led to trayvon's death. zimmerman has requested to meet privately with trayvon's

parents but they've declined saying it would be inappropriate at this time. rob nelson, abc news, new york. marijuana legalization supporters and other department stay fors are planning to gather in front of the federal building in oakland to protest recent raids. earlier this month federal agents raided the oaksterdam university, the nation's first cannibus trade school they took computers, files, marijuana plants and have yet to i go a reason for the raid. protesters say the crack denies have shutdown more than 100 disperse reese since october. tougher for -- tougher for visitors to get on the uc campus today as officials try to avoid a repeat of this protest from last year. every year they hold pot-smoking protests on april 20th, to demand marijuana legalization.

today uc santa cruz will only allow authorized visitors. let's turn to meteorologist lisa argen in for mike. you've got a huge warm-up. sunglasses, shortsleeves, the whole bit. >> you can look at what lisa is wearing and tell what the forecast -- >> all windows open, temperatures are going to peak inland tomorrow. right now take a look how mild, 57 redwood city good morning mountain view 60 for you, 62 santa rosa, 55 downtown, 59 concord as well as fremont, 64 in antioch. warming, fog frances mentioned at the coast. quarter mile visibility at half moon bay. soon this area of high pressure will continue to compress that fog and we'll look for a clear start later on along the coast. we are going to look for patchy coastal fog to start.

71 later today downtown, about eight degrees above normal, 78 oakland, 83 fremont, 85 concord, livermore 86. mid 80s san jose, 70 half moon bay. 88 in antioch, 86 in santa rosa by the monterey bay 82 at the boardwalk, 87 morgan hill, 89 gilroy. numbers are going to peak inland tomorrow. then we'll get cooling at our coast through the next several days. good morning frances >> good morning lisa we are off to a nice start no major problems be accidents or stalls reported. live shot of the bay bridge clear here in and out of san francisco. no trouble either across the san mateo bridge, westbound here past the toll plaza, traffic very light now. lisa was talking that fog along the coast i wanted to show you this live shot of the golden gate bridge visibility really is limited if you are

driving along here and look out for the following as well on highway 1 through pacifica and the usual spots this morning. can't find any trouble but some roadwork as you head through antioch eastbound 4 at love ridge, a little slowing lane -- at love ridge, a little slowing, lane blocked. looking good contra costa county and walnut creek. 4:38. fighting more crime with fewer resources the technology oakland police are turning to, to stop trends from becoming waves. graffiti spree hits another east bay community. what neighbors are being asked to do3q

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morning. the story for the afternoon intensifying heat for your weekend. today suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi has one more chance to try to get his job back before facing the ethics commission, but it doesn't look promising. he will go before a superior court judge to argue his suspension should be lifted. the judge has already issued a tentive ruling that would indicate he will not lift the suspension. yesterday the same judge ruled a motion filed by mirkarimi that would have remove the city attorney from the case. a city attorney says mirkarimi's motions show desperation with >> i think he's in serious jeopardy of removal. of course it serves him to try and short circuit that process. >> today mirkarimi is expected to argue for reinstatement by claiming mayor lee tried to dismiss him for official misconduct before he was sworn in as sheriff. the suspension was ordered by the mayor after mirkarimi pleaded guilty to false

imprisonment charges stemming from a fight with his wife. several oakland residents got the chance to is the city's top brass what they are doing to fight crime in a rare face-to-face meeting. 100 showed up to the senior center last night to hear the latest crime statistics. police officials say they saw a spike in robberies and burglaries in the beginning of the year. now they believe the situation is getting better. they credit their relatively new computer software it keeps track of when and where crimes occurring so they can redistribute limited resources effectively. >> i can see where the trends are occurring, where the clusters are occurring. i can far into it. >> this allows us to use officers strategically throughout the address crime. intelligence-based policing. some residents say they appreciate efforts, but believe police staffing levels still need to get back to where they were two years ago. there are currently 651

officers before budget cuts there were 803. alameda police asking to you help identify whoever is responsible for a rash of graffiti this is the most reason incident on central avenue, -- the most recent incident on central avenue. call the police department if you see anything that may help them. 4:43. fright thing moments in the sky. a large bird crash those the engines of a jetliner headed for los angeles. you will hear from some of the passengers as they finally arrive at their destination. >> >> you spoke and abc news listen, the story you brought about a community that came together to create a big surprise for one special girl. the end of san francisco institution the 100-year-old restaurant serving its last meal tod

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good friday morning. 70s this afternoon for new york city, showers and storms from st. louis through chicago no airport delays yet. 67 in denver more sun and steadily warming temperatures back home. no airport delays we have coastal fog more weather information check out abc7news.com. 4:46 now. this morning a delta pilot is being hailed as a hero after making an emergency landing at jfk in new york after his jetliner ran into a group of birds after takeoff. one pang captured video of the birds flying past the jet and -- jet and into the engine yesterday afternoon. passengers aboard the los angeles-bound jetliner say they felt the whole plane tremble and shake and the cabin filled with smoke. the pilot turned around on within engine and made the emergency landing. there were 172 passengers and seven cry members on the 757.

>> about three to -- three to four seconds into the flight everyone heard a loud bang then the plane started shuttering and a couple jolts, side-to-side, then we heard the sound, a grinding noise. following the grinding noise we smelled the smoke. the smell of smoke mixed with dead bird. >> the passengers were switched to other flight which landed at l.a.x. before 11:00 last night. in 2009 captain sullenberger landed a us airways flight on the hudson in new york after striking a flock of geese. hours from now san francisco officials will turn on a new stoplight in the mission neighborhood where a student was run down. 20-year-old was kill at the intersection of alameda and -- was killed at the insect --

-- this morning san jose state will inaugurate the 28th president at 9:30. extra security will be in place because the afghan ambassador to the u.s. and consul general of israel will be present. he grew pup in a rural suburb of kabul, afghanistan. -q'(q in the csu system including past president of cal-state east bay. abc7 news would like to thank the bay area community to pointing to issues that you care about. we held a meeting in san jose recently and learned about a unique program that creates play houses for kids with special needs. here's david louie. >> reporter: these volunteers from intel are doing something special at the same time

developing new skills. what is that? they divided up into teams. in five hours they will make a child's play house. the workshop is operated by habitat for humanity silicon valley. teams are making over 120 playhouses for -- [ inaudible ] nothing beats the excitement of parents coming in with kids to pick it up. >> reporter: this will go to a child chosen by the silicon valley independent living center, a 3-year-old from san jose with cerebral palsy it needs to be wheelchair accessible. a playhouse that will let her play outside and inside like any other child. >> she is very excited and happy. >> she seemed to like the fish.

>> yeah. >> reporter: it was a magic moment for the volunteers too you could see joy in their faces. amanda is already planning a tea party with her cousins in her new playhouse. the center has an interesting phrase they say they are working the world more accessible, one playhouse at a time. in milpitas, david louie, abc7 news. 4:50. a warm-up on the way. i'd say here's the evidence, right here. >> what shortsleeve dresses? >> yep. >> we've been advertising it for a week. [ unintelligible ] good morning we are starting out with fog along the coast. half moon bay and pacifica, watch out the visibility is at times less than a quarter mile. clear out there. looking at that sun coming up at 6:27, take a look at numbers, already 64 in antioch,

or so where temperatures will drop off. an hour or two then warm back;; up 62 santa rosa, 55 san francisco, 57 redwood city with half moon bay coming in at low 50s the winds are light, we are looking at anywhere from two to 12° warmer than yesterday morning at this time. mild, patchy coastal fog then the warmth continuing to build through tomorrow. we are going to get a little southerly surge from saturday night. areas around the coast and marin county, winds are going to kick up that is going to aid in cooling along the shoreline sunday. elsewhere, temperatures continue to be well above average into the next several days. yesterday really warmed up nicely, we are looking today again for mild temperatures at our coast, warm around the bay, very warm inland the numbers should peak saturday inland in

fact sunday could be approaching 90 in some spots. rains yesterday was in the 60s and 70s today look at the trend, mid to upper 70s from oakland and san francisco to mid and upper 80s and then maybe a degree or two more of warming inland by sunday, high pressure to the west and east of us building ridge of high pressure shunting that storm trek well north as that ridge continues to descend and compress the atmosphere we are looking at fog along the shoreline not much where you do find it, it could be dense in spots 84 santa clara, 86 calistoga, menlo park 80, 66 in pacifica, san francisco 72. 66 daly city, 85 cloverdale, napa, 83 vallejo h lease 83,

85 -- pleasanton, 88 antioch. monterey bay boardwalk 82, monterey 71, 86 hollister. we continue to warm tomorrow cooling at our coast sunday continue to cool next week maybe raindrops by the middle of next week. live shot of the bay bridge toll, friday light, right now. looking good into san francisco not much of a delay. here's a live shot in san jose, 280 and 17 interchange, light headlights northbound 280 out of the downtown area. let's check out abc 7's waze traffic app to show you the cute elsewhere. a few traffic spotters heading through san francisco moving well over 40 miles an hour on 10 we have leslie doing well on 280. can't fan any trouble spots. a few traffic -- can't find

any trouble spots. a few traffic spotters report a car on a shoulder that's about it. you can find out what it looks like for your ride by going to abc7news.com/waze to download our free traffic app. a central valley man on a personal mission to get california to resume executions. bradley winchell is suing the state saying he's been waiting more than three decades foreclosure. his sister terry was brutally murdered and raped in 1981 in a lodi vineyard. her killer michael morales sits on death row, one of 14 who have exhausted all appeals. as morales was about to be executed in 2006, a judge granted a reprieve while his attorney argued the state's legal injection method violated a constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment. >> i consider 31 years excessive delay injury not only to myself, but my family.

>> a sad state after fairs when those officials with the duty to execute the law care so little about the rights of victims of crime. >> in the past five years, five states have abolished the death penalty. next week 0 -- opponents of the death pen -- -- a bill making it illegal for your boss to demand access to your social media accounts has cleared its first hurdle, a committee last an has approved a privacy bill, cannot require workers or applicants to turn over their user name and password prohibits colleges and universities from requiring students to give that information. after serving chinese food for over 100 years, a san francisco institution is closing down today. the restaurant opened a year after the 1906 earthquake in the city's chinatown.

it has been a fixture on washington street ever since. the kitchen is on the bottom floor, customers eat upstairs. today will be a sad day for its many loyal customers. >> customers know that we are going be closed we are going to make whatever happen, happens, be able to share our last moments of the restaurant with customers. >> the restaurant was hit with a triple whammy, old building, kitchen that must be brought up to code and a lease coming up. get your last meal there today. >> sorry to hear that 4:56 now. back to court for suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. he may have lost his latest legal battle before he steps into the courtroom west are live with his latest move to get his job back. huge -- huge honor expected for a bay area landmark. search for a missing boy

his face among the first ever to be put on a milk carton.