in oakland nearly three weeks after the deadly shooting spree there. volunteers will be back out at 8:00 this morning searching for missing morgan hills teenager, sierra lamar, after yesterday's searching that didn't bring in any new leads. good morning. i'm terry mccsweeney in for carolyn tyler. let's start out with a look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. this is it. marine layer is shallow right now at about 500 feet. combination of marine layer and increased onshore flow, bringing the cool down today and a significant cool down tomorrow. right now half moon bay in the 40s. visibility less than a quarter mile. elsewhere still mild in the east bay. it will take a little time over around hayward and livermore but already feeling the effects of the cooler air from the city into the north bay. so today we will see 60s, 70s, a couple of 80s instead

of the 60 eats and 90s. the real cool down for the entire bay area, another day coming but we also have increased moisture that means rain midweek. terry. >> thanks very much. >> for the first time since april 2nd class reese tomb tomorrow at oykas university. six students were killed and a receptionist. the suspect said he was angered when he said administration refused to refund his tuition. the classes will be held in the same building the shootings took place but several students said they will not return to the campus on edge water drive. they are only willing to complete their degrees if classes are held at another location. this week they will attempt to recover a yacht wreckage from the faralon islands. sergio shows us that tribute yesterday. >> all vessels proceed behind the coast guard vessel engine

over marine area they choreographed the nearly 100 boats that came to the cove from around the bay. for those who knew the crew of the low speed chase, this flotilla was a fitting tribute. >> i think it's really amazing. i like how many team turned out. >> emma watched from the shore along with dozens of others. she knew alexis bush, one. five lost at sea when a wave washed her and three of her fellow crew off the deck of the low speed chase. as part of the ceremony on the record, nick, one of the survivors of the accident, and the boyfriend of alexis, tossed a wreath in the water along with others. onshore a few people also brought flower, some who are friends and some who only knew them from around town. >> there's five perfect roses, one for each sailor that lost their life doing what they loved. >> her roses also made it into the water. her personal tribute in this grand show of respect for those who are now gone. as the ceremony wound to a close, an arc of water shot into

the air from the fire department rescue boat and another cascade came from the san francisco fire department boat. finally, the horns. [horns honking] each veeset then slowly made it back to port with only a ding i carrying wreath and staying in the water until sunset. it was a week ago this weekend that a large wave washed four crewmembers of the low speed chase overboard during the race around the islands and a second wave washed the boat on to the rocks. that's where the boat remains. it is expected to be retrieved by a salvage crew later this week. abc7 news. on tuesday, the alameda county board of supervisors will vote on accepting the resignation of fellow supervisor nadia lockyor. for the first time she's speaking on camera about why she submitted her resignation. we show you what she has to say.

>> she struggles to maintain her composure during this interview. during this four minute interview with the san jose mercury news reporter, she spoke about why she resigned as an alameda supervisor. >> i am resigning today. as a mother and as -- i don't like to say the word victim, but it's somebody that didn't realize how difficult it would be to heel from what i went through the last year. >> lockyer reignited a relationship with an ex-boyfriend last summer. the ex-boyfriend has a history of methamphetamine abuse. and met lockyer in a rehab program in 2010.

the renewed relationship cause friction with her husband, 70-year-old state treasure, bill lockyer. then in february she accused him of assaulting her, causing head and neck injuries. then she entered into rehab. >> i did need to resign because i need to really, really focus on my recovery from both the assault that abusive relationships, you know, in my heart and my psyche. >> in her letter of resignation she wrote she also wants to concentrate on raising her child. her fellow supervisors say all the constant media attention caused too many distractions. they say they support her and her decision to resign. >> i loved being supervisor, and i think i did a hell of a job. i do. i think i accomplished a lot in that short year. >> the board will have 60 days in which to select a replacement to serve out her term. if they can't find one in 60 days, governor jerry brown will appoint a successor. abc news. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi heads into tomorrow's

ethics commission hearing having lost another battle to get his job back. on friday a judge rejected hissy -- his request to overturn his suspension on misconduct charges. he said it was unconstitutionally vague since it was not related to his duties at sheriff. but the judge said those issues should be raised before the ethics commission. he was suspended after pleading guilty last month to a maryland charge in a domestic charge involving his wife. mirkarimi anded mayor are expected to of it tomorrow. in the county volunteers will be out to search for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the 15-year-old girl vanished more than five weeks ago to -- on her way to catch a school bus. yesterday trained canines participated in the search. >> we want to check here. come on. out! >> specialized search and rescue teams focused on remote areas between morgan hill and gilroy.

the santa clara county sheriff's department said they have looked in these areas before but the goal of yesterday's search was to be more thorough. this morning crews are working to fix a water main break that shut down vineyard avenue. no word when it might reopen. drivers ever asked to use caution but no traffic related delays are expected. coming up next, voters in france head to the policy as president nicholas sarkozy's uncertain bid for re-election hangs in the balance. and new developments in the sex scandal involving the secret service. a

>> right now in france voters are deciding who the two finalists will be in next month's election. president nicholas sarkozy is believed to be one of them. turnout is solid today with one in four casting ballots in the first round of voting. it will narrow down a list of ten candidates to two. the run-off is may 6th. polls show president sarkozy and a socialist candidate are likely to make the cut. >> this mornings and photographers and photographsers are surrounding the jail where george zimmerman is waiting to be released. it could be a couple days before he's released because his family needs to come up with the $150,000 bail. he's facing second degree murder charge in the death of an unarmed unarmed teenager, trayvon martin. the sex scandal is still churning up this morning. six secret service agents have been ousted and more could be following them out the door. as david curley reports, they had some explaining to do. >> the secret service director was summoned to the white house

for a face-to-face meeting. a source says it was an opportunity for the president to get an update on the investigation rather than an evaluation ever the director. but the president was not happy, he made that clear when the scandal broke. >> if it turns out some of the allegations made in the press of confirmed, then of course i'll be angry. >> the confirmation to the allegations of heavy drinking and an argument with the prostitute over payment came with the dismissal of six agents. it cleared one agent of the most serious allegations. >> the rest of the crew, they totally went over the line in terms of secret service conduct. >> and the military is still investigating 11 of its own, as well. this scandal went from bad to worse when one of the dismissed supervisors was identified.

and it was discovered that david chaney posted a picture ever himself behind then vice president candidate sarah palin and said i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. should the secret service have known? >> i bothers me it was posted. i don't know if you can expect him to post it on every web page orfacebook page. >> there is a sense. urgency here at the white house for the secret service to complete its investigation without cutting any corners. as of now the president supports the director of the secret service. david curley, abc news, the white house. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi weighed in on the scandal yesterday while at an event at golden gate park. >> i think it's disgusting. i think it's disgusting. the secret service provides a great service for protecting our president and those people are willing to pay any price to protect the president, the vice

president, et cetera and that some of them would tarnish the image is disgusting. i don't understand. but i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> she was at the park to accept an award for helping make the grove a reality back in 1996. >> that was one of the earth day weekend events. today is actually earth day. a ton of events going on. everywhere you go there's going to be a nice day. >> it will be a very nice day. not as hot, taking the edge of off of that heat yesterday. i heard a few complaints. >> not from me. >> no, not from you. from our sutro camera you see the fog drifting into the bay. it is still is a shallow at about 500, 600 feet but we have the onshore flow and we will combine the two for the cool down. i'll explain. >> also next the sharks disappointing season comes to a frustrating end.

colin refresh has the highlights in sports.

>> lisa joins us now. we talk about the cool down. it's not going to be cool, it will be a nice day and a great earth day. >> you are right. we are looking at the most significant cool down in the

city and the north bay . >> if you want it hot you can go get it. >> that's right. you can see the fog behind us. >> look at that. >> yeah, look at that. so it is beginning to flow right on over the hills there. and in fact it will still pretty shallow, 500, 600 feet deep. we are looking at it moving in across the bay tonight. not today. so that onshore flow will be with us, allowing for some cooling around the bay. we are going to be knocked out of the 90s, out of the upper 80s, so the warmest inland spots above normal in the 80s. mont, 63, san jose 48. a quarter mile visibility at the coast. this morning it's cooler in the city. over in the east bay. right now it's a little warmer in san rafael. but that southerly surge will influence your weather in the north bay. it will be cooler there. cooler everywhere but not by as much here as it will be there, or opposite. because we are only going to

look at about five degrees of cooling in the east bay. 10 to 15 degrees cooling in the north bay near san francisco. sunny and cooler today. chances of rain come in midweek, more like wednesday, thursday. maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow. higher he elevations. here's what happened overnight. the low fog, the marine layer surging north, very shallow. the john show winds keeping it right at bay today, and then overnight tonight as it moves on in we will look for the cooler numbers tomorrow with barely an 80-degree temperature for monday. 58 livermore, down from 91. 70 in san francisco, down from 79. take a look at watsonville. 69 today. 20 degrees cooler than your 89 yesterday and even santa cruz, still a nice day, but not mid-80s. we are talking about temperatures very comfortable today. it's all due to still this ridge ever high pressure continues to weaken and it's in response to this area of low pressure. we are looking at a couple

pieces of energy visiting us throughout the week. the weather will be changing day-to-day. today the ridge begins to weaken, to slide off to the south and east. and the low, the first piece of energy comes ashore tomorrow with the possibility of a thunderstorm in the higher elevations. but it's not until wednesday and thursday that the temperature significantly drops. today not a lot of change from the sacramento, the san joaquin valley. how about 87 in yosemite. it was a record yesterday in reno with temperatures well into the 70s there. we are looking at numbers today still quite pleasant. low 70s in oakland instead of the low 80s. so it just takes the edge off. palo alto about 15 degrees cooler there. 74 fremont with 77 in san rosa. so at times it will be a also bit breezy along the coast. we will still see the fog from half moon bay, pacifica, and 69 in watsonville and ocean beach back into the 60s. the accuweather seven day

forecast, ten to fifteen degrees cooler in some spots and we are looking at further cooling tomorrow, a few more clouds on tuesday. a chance of showers wednesday, more likely on thursday. even the higher elevations tomorrow may see the possibility of a thunderstorm. so real dramatic changes. >> and next saturday we are coming back at it again? >> ah-ha. >> lisa, thanks. dan harris joins us now from new york to tell us what is coming up at seven on good morning on "good morning america." mr. morning to you, dan. >> this is one of those days you should feel very good about living on the west coast as opposed to here. we are experiencing some weird weather on this end of the country. after a largely snow free winter, they are about to get hit with the snowstorm. it's tearing up the east coast. they are expecting flood and even a foot of snow in some areas. our meteorologist is tracking the whole thing. and there's a frantic search on for a six-year-old. her name is isabel. she vanished after being put to bed friday night.

her family think she's kidnapped. police agree. they are desperately trying to find the find the girl. we will have the latest from tucson, arizona. and plus one of the republican rising stars in a controversy this morning involving the third rail of new jersey politics, bruce springsteen. here's the question. about chris christie fall asleep at other boss concert. he's fighting back and saying why he says ice eyes were closed. he said he wasn't sleeping. are these perhaps the worst wedding pictures ever? look at this. imagine you open up your wedding album to see these pictures. and trust me, these are the best shots. you will see them all coming up on gma. i don't know if you are married, i am. but if my wife saw pictures like that after our wedding, i would never hear the end of it. >> i kind of like the psyche dell lick affect on the wedding gown there. it's kind of nice. >> i was saying the photographer, and you know, doesn't have a lot of excuses but he should argue he was trying to do ardee shots. >> there you go.

there's no limits when you are being artistic. >> exactly. i feel like i have a future in crisis public relations. >> dan, look forward to the show. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> well, in sports later this morning, tim lincecum will try to return to the old timmy when the giants play the mets in new york, weather permitting. last night the sharks fizzle in st. louis as another postseason came to a bitter end. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. thorough domination. the sharks had no answer for the blues in the regular season. as it turned out they had no answer for them in the postseason either. they couldn't even win the fights in this series. tommy was no match for chris stuart. game five, sharks on their heels the first period. game laing fires off the shot. the sharks just three shots on goal in the first. scoreless through 39 minutes of play. joe thornton gives san jose the lead. slides it past brian elliott. 1-0 game after nine minutes to go. former scott honed the shot. can't corral it. he doesn't miss that time.

game tied at one. 45 seconds later. alex shot from the point. the tip. blues in front 2-1. sharks forced to empty their net. the guy i thought was the difference maker this whole series, andy mcdonald, he ices it. sharks eliminated four games to one. 3-1, the final in st. louis. >> it was about all year. you know, we had to win our last four games to just get in the postseason. you know, there was nothing smooth sailing about this year. we would like a better fate and unfortunately we don't. >> white sox pitcher phillip humber joined an exclusive club saturday afternoon in seattle. the 29-year-old became the 21st pitcher in major league history to toss a perfect game. brendan ryan, his ninth strikeout victim to complete the 4-0 shutout. a late bloomer, humber has a career record of 11-10. he will forever remember number 11. when you have played first base as long at aubrey huff as, instincts take over. unfortunately the instincts may

have cost the giants a win yesterday in new york. in citifield, treated to one of the strangest endings in team history. the two-run double down the left-field line. 3-1, mets. it was a 4-2 game in the ninth. we enter bizarre world. down to their last out. branden belt, the pop-up. and the center fielder nick overruns it. the ball drops. two score. tied at 4. bottom of nine. because of lineup switches, aubrey huff moves to second base. murphyty's law he's in on the key play. should have been a double play. huff instinctually jabs toward first. everybody is safe. the mets would load the bases. next batter is nick. from goat to hero. and scott hairston thrown to home. it gets into right field. scores the winning run. posey wanted interference on hairston burks that that is a ll

play. but most important, posey is okay. a wild finish. and the a's honoring members of the championship team prior to last night's game against cleveland. rollie fingers throwing out the first pitch. he still has a killer handlebar mustache. that was the highlights for the a's. he miss timed the jump right there. two runs score. 4-1, indians. after a wild pitch made it 5-1, he dives, eats dirt, doesn't make the catch. and same at-bat. to left. the bite out of the the wall. doesn't make the catch. but third time, yeah, it's a charm. carlos santana denied! 5; the final. the a's' second straight loss. the warriors need to finish in the bottom seven of the league to potentially keep their lottery pick. as of this morning they are seventh after an eighth straight loss. last night in houston they face a rockets team. a game out of the eighth playoff spot in the west. they caught fire from long range in the second half.

he ends the third with a three. hits another one to start the fourth. 80-72, and courtney lee a team high 20. warriors down 10 but they hang around. charles jenkins driving, dishing. brandon rush. lookout! 96-92. klayklay thompson, how about ths corner fade. 24. under 10 seconds to play. rockets by three. no. patrick peterson cleaning up. 99-96, houston. warriors fall to 22-41 on the season. aim collin resch. have a great day, everyone. >> next, a 13-year-old boy's earth day idea for a san bruno neighborhood devastated by the pipeline explosion 13 years ago. and also a hidden jewell in downtown oakland. a hidden garden where you can escape from the city life >> and california hasn't executed anyone n. on death low in six years. a new lawsuit is trying to force the state to

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>> bradley said he's been waiting more than three decades for closer. his sister, terry, was brutally murdered and raped in 1981 in a vineyard. her killer, michael morales, sits on death row and is one of 14 inmates who have exhausted all their appeals. just as he was about to be executed in 2006, a judge granted a reprieve, allowing his lawsuit to move forward after he claimed the three-drug lethal injection method was cruel and unusual punishment. winshell filed a lawsuit of his own saying he has waited long enough. he wants the state to move to executions by moving to a one-drug process currently used in other states. >> i consider 31 years excessive delay, injury to myself and my family. >> the death penalty has been criticized for many years. delays often result in decades passing before an inmate's execution is carried out. >> it's a sad state of affairs when those officials with the

duty to execute the law care so little about the rights of victims of crime. >> opponents of the death penalty have been trying to get rid of it for years, citing a report found it cost taxpayers $184 million a year to operate. they say if he wants to change it, they need to formally ask corrections. >> they need to put it into procedure, submit it for public comment, they need to have a hearing and do exactly what they did when they set up the three drugs. >> corrections can't comment because it hasn't been served with a lawsuit. but the man's attorneys say they have been unsucessful in getting them to use the one drug effort. he said the courts it's the only way to let his sister rest in peace. >> it will add closer if we get it back. >> next week opponents of the death penalty are expected to announce they have qualified an initiative to do the same to let california voters decide on the issue in november.

in sacramento, nan knelt miranda, abc7 news. >> in santa cruz police are using math to solve crime. they are using a oormula to predict crime before is happens. it lets them no when is where a crime is likely to occur. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once, even the same times of day or the same times of the week. if the system works, and so far it looks promising, i see it as the future of law enforcement. santa cruz pd considers it a good tool to fight crime in the face of budget cuts and it seems to be working so far. they say burglar raise are down 27%. there is a report this morning that pg&e new in 989 about a leak on the same pipeline that caused the deadly san bruno gas explosion. the memo industries the leak

caused by a faulty weld about 9 miles south of where the disaster occurred. "the chronicle" also reports the document was turned in just last month, well after the conclusion of state and federal investigations. the company denies the 1929 leak -- the 1989 leak occurred along a seam. that would have required an inspection of all 51 miles of that pipeline. a scorched neighborhood is getting new trees thanks to the effort of a 13-year-old boy. his learning project collected $4,000 in grants and added some donations. he came up with 20 to 30 citrus trees to be planted today, earth day. the work will be done by volunteers. he recruited the volunteers. >> and we now go to the gardens of lake mary. >> it's been there all along. >> a lot of people don't even know it's here. >> we always hear that and we've

been working for years trying to overcome that. >> a quiet jewell beneath the tall buildings and busy streets that surround it. the gardens at lake meredith homes is one of the rarest clerk -- hort cultural clerk necessary north america. it's also one of the most peaceful and beautiful places in the city. >> this is a rose garden. >> victoria manages the garden for the city of oakland. her budget has been cut year after year but thanks to generous donations and thousands of volunteer hours, the guard -- garden is thriving. >> i think what makes it thrive is that we build a sense of community about this garden. this garden of lakes and parks belongs to the people. and we express that. ♪ >> here there is collection of 150 rare bonsais one. including this one, it's been growing for 450 years. >> and the largest collection of outdoor cool weather pawns in the entire western united states. >> there are 65 varieties in all.

okay land's unique subtropical climate provides the perfect growing conditions. not far away there's a rare collection of flowers, the largest of its kind in the continental united states. >> i love it! >> the gardens also have an extensive community garden with individual plots managed by various local groups. >> so this is very important to your community, this garden? >> yes. it keep woman busy. and associate with each other. >> i wish i could sprinkle them on top. >> a few feet away local school kids plant swiss charred. >> it's nice coming here because it's for the whole school thing. >> i haven't been in this part of the garden but now i know you have your own plot and you have to grow stuff. it's very cool. >> robert is an oakland chef who received a grant to plant an edible garden here. his mission is

to provides local kids with a place to learn and grow. >> it's a save haven from the violence on the streets. i think that it's a place where folks can find peace. >> after all, the gardens is all about life and living, a place where a little girl can release a butterfly for the first time. and where an older woman can plant a seed and watch it turn into something as beautiful as it is useful. a place anyone can appreciate once they find it. in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> leavessa is here to talk about how warm it is going to get. you see the fog and the sunshine. >> yeah. boy, it was hot yesterday. with 80s and 90s. the fog has moved in now. santa cruz 52 degrees yesterday. it was 84, 85. how about a 17-degree cool down today? that's there. what about your neighborhood. i'll have the rest of the details and a look maybe at the rain coming up. >> also ahead, what do you have planned for your children this

summer? we will tell but a campaign to prevent a student brain drain when school lets out.

>> welcome back. 6:39. we are looking out from the mount. it am cam and we are zooming in and we are zooming into the rivers of fog, or our floor director calls them the fickle fingers of fog. a great day for earth day. things going on everywhere. going on at sonoma state university, drake beach, civic center plaza, san francisco. and a park in berkeley, just to name a few. a beautiful shot right there. >> are you looking for something to do this weekend like today? not to late to head out to a

national park. as it does every year, the national park service a offering free admission to all its park all week long. the deal started yesterday and goes until next sunday, april 29th. san francisco and other bay area cities have started a campaign to help keep kids physically and mentally active over the summer. brain drain is a problem during those fun, but lazy days of summer. abc7 news education reporter leeann tells us all sorts of programs are offered. >> there's a wide variety of summer camps for kid. there is a list of camps he wants his son to attend. >> we try to vary the camp between mentally stimulating and physically stimulating. >> but california superintendent of schools say low income families can't afford many of those quality summer learning programs. >> during the summer the middle income kids keep going with their learning and stimulation in the home environment in their own neighborhood, but low income kids lose, they go down.

that widens the achievement gap year after year. >> facing another budget deficit, the state and most cities don't have the money to fund programs, but foundations and corporations do. jennifer is with partnership for children and youth. the organization behind the campaign to prevent summer learning loss. >> we are also working with private foundations to talk to them about why it's important that they invest in summer learning. >> here's an example. 75 corporations in the silicon valley are helping to fund programs like stepping up to algebra. for one month in the summer 1,000 underserved kids at 30 schools in the silicon valley and south bay will get help with their math skills. these have the silicon valley ed foundation. >> it's you're future workforce. math is important to us. >> and the department of rec and park is expanding his summer programs for kids ages 8 to 17. -- 3 to 17. this mother has relied on them

for a low cost summer programs. >> people register in january. i believe there are many programs. a lot of the park and rec programs have space up to the last minute. don't give up. check it out. >> there are a number of websites that tell parents what to do to avoid the summer learning loss. just type in "brain drain." now we can also help. we have a number of links online. visit abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. abc7 news. >> lisa argen is here to talk about one heckuva sunday. >> it will be nice out there. still plenty of 70s and 80s with our natural air conditioner surging into parts of the bay right now. >> there it is. >> look at that. from our sue draw camera you can see the city and it is such a shallow marine layer at this point that it's influence will be felt just around san francisco, marin county, and a little bit into our inland valleys. here's a look from our roof

camera. you will notice treasure island there. look how shallow that fog is. with that onshore flow combined later on this afternoon, then we will begin to feel the cooler sea breeze. but it will take a while. it is going to be tomorrow where the east bay really drops in temperature. but today out of the 90s for everyone. 57 redwood city and dense fog around hatch moon bay. also the oakland bridge it is dense so be careful out there. still mild in san jose. 24 hours ago we were definitely warmer in oakland and san francisco. we will continue to feel that cooling trend up to the north bay and in the city. but elsewhere still quite mild. a lot of sunshine in our east bay valleys this morning, and we will be looking at the sunny day today with more comfortable temperatures. if you thought it was a little bit hot yesterday, and if you enjoyed, it unfortunately nothing like that in the next seven days. in fact, not only temperatures trending downward, but we are talking about a couple

opportunities of rain. so overnight the fog slowly began to pull up from the south. and now it is hugging the shoreline, trying to push into the bay a little bit. it's not going to make it very far inland, but the sea breeze, the westerly wind will keep san francisco and marin more tempered today. half moon bay will stay in the 60s. santa cruz 17-degree drop while we cool down 9 degrees in san francisco. look at napa. it was 90 yesterday. how about 78 today? so, yeah, not a dramatic cool down, but that's kind of the way we like it, right? a little more subtle. here's the big ridge of high pressure that is continuing to dominate our weather for the most part today. but we do have a cut off area of low pressure. these things have a mine of their own a piece of energy from that is going to drift into tomorrow. so the higher elevations could see a slight chance of a form. the ridge continues to weaken and then the tulo will encompass much of the west coast.

that's what is going to bring in the better chance of rain come wednesday. but thursday looks to be the coolest and perhaps most damp afternoon. 95 in fresno. 87 in yosemite today. still quite warm there. temperatures today still above the average. a nice afternoon in the city with a little bit of fog closer to the coast. 70 there. oakland, you are down significantly today. 72. 84 in concord. 85 livermore. 78 in san jose with 69 in watsonville and 78 gilroy. so some cooling of five to ten degrees today. more in some spots. further cooling east bay tomorrow and then tuesday partly cloudy late in the day into wednesday a chance of showers, and then showers likely on thursday. and maybe north and east bay hills tomorrow could see an isolated thunderstorm. we are down, we're up, we are cloudy, a little bit rainy. so spring like. thank you very much. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> a woman keeps getting pulled over by the cops all because

after mix-up with the dmv. i'm michael finney coming up. 7 on your side clears it

registering your car is usually simple but not for a marin county woman. the dmv wouldn't give her her new tags and for a whole year police kept pulling her over. 7 on your side's michael finney stepped in to help. >> elizabeth sweeney felt downright fearful every time she

got behind the wheel. not for her safety but because of this. the expired registration tag on her car. >> the tag says 2011 and we are in 2012 so the officers will stop me. >> she's been driving around for nearly a year with expired tags, never knowing when she would get pulled over. however, she says, it's not her fault. she paid her car registration but the dmv wouldn't give her the new tags. >> i said is there a problem? they said, yes, you have a citation and it's not been paid. and i said no, i paid that citation. >> it all began two years ago when elizabeth admits she did let her registration lapse. she was cited and she paid the fine. however, when she tried to register the car last may, the citation still showed up on her dmv record. elizabeth had to go back to the courthouse to prove she was cleared. >> and i did speak to a

gentleman there, and he tells me, no, it's paid, liz, it should be fine. just wait a couple of days and it should be in the system. >> but it wasn't. so elizabeth got a copy of her court record and a letter saying she had paid the fine and took it right down to the dmv. >> and they said, no. this doesn't suffice. >> elizabeth went ahead and paid her registration but the dmv said no tags. elizabeth said she had no choice but to drive without them. >> i was very tense. i was very tense every time i got behind the wheel. i was always, always looking in the rear view, watching. >> and every so often she would hear the siren behind her. >> oh, and i'm late for work and i have to pull over. >> elizabeth kept this envelope in her glove compartment with the court papers and her registration receipt. the cops were sympathetic, but still she was getting stopped. she also received this $279 parking ticket for expired tags. and months later her dmv record

still showed that citation. >> so i was very frustrated at that point and called channel 7. >> we contacted the dnv and it looked into the case. within hours elizabeth got a call to come on down with her paperwork and after a test, she was handed the coveted orange sticker. >> i'm so incredibly relieved. >> the dmv said we are unsure why ms. sweeney's issue took so long to be handled. there may have been an issue with communication between the field office and sacramento headquarters. we apologize to ms. sweeney for any inconvenience this may have caused. now she carefully applies that precious tag. >> i'm done. i'm so done. >> and drives off feeling free. >> and thank you so much for that. being there and helping me. >> so if you get a citation and pay it, make sure you get a receipt from the court saying the matter is cleared up. i'm michael finney, 7 on your

side. >> coming up next, broadway's all-time box office king will soon be back in san francisco for the first time in eight years. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez previews "the lion king." ♪

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and nobody got them all. so wednesday night's jackpot estimated at $11 million. broadway's biggest hit "the lion king" is coming back to san francisco. this is broadway's highest grossing show of all-time. arts is entertainment reporter don sanchez visited pixar with the create i haveness behind the show. they celebrated success. ♪ >> a visual spectacle. inspiring story. innovative puppets, masks and staging. >> there isn't one culture in the world that doesn't get this completely. >> she won a tony for best director for the lion king. it was her early fascination with puppetry and design that led to to these mask. >> scar is shady, serpent-like and asymmetrical. you see one eye is up, one is down. and that becomes the map, the

road map for the actor. >> it opened on broadway in 1997. played san francisco in 2004. it's now become broadway's all-time box office king. >> it's great. but i just -- i love that it's going all over the world. >> there's no question that when you hear news about "the lion king" and the extraordinary sales it's had, of course, you can't ignore the economic question of it. but it comes in the fact that people love this material. >> she grew up on the peninsula and now has four disney productions on broadway. julie has expanded her horizons with film, opera, and a well-publicized turn. she was the original director of spiderman, turn off the dark, then left over artistic differences. she still has credits but won't talk about it for legal reasons. >> i don't want to. >> okay. >> well, it's my show. >> i know. ♪ >> but this is her pride, her

first love is live theatre. >> i think the sure art of theatre is so amazing because it's what we start with as children. >> the lion king plays the orpheum theatre from the 1st to the 13th. that's in november. don sanchez, abc7 news. ♪ >> lisa was singing along. you missed that. >> yeah, ice so cool. >> one last look at the forecast. >> the colors and sound is really good. >> yeah. >> anyway, the weather today, very nice as you check out the live camera. see how shallow the fog is. we combine that with more of an onshore push today and we get our cool down. around the bay it will be about five degrees cooler in our inland valleys. more like 10 to 15 degrees cooler from the north day and san francisco and the peninsula. we will see 72 san mateo, 76 palo alto with mid-70s around vallejo. a big cool down here as much as

20 degrees around watsonville. a look ahead, further cooling for the friends in the east bay valley and the chance of showers becomes likely into wednesday and thursday. maybe a thunderstorm higher elevations tomorrow but steadily cooler all week. >> thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at 9:00 this morning. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it on facebook.com/abc7news. good morning america is next. have a great day!