less than an hour ago, they need to get it off the island quickly because nesting season is beginning. they don't want to disturb the birds. if they don't now, they'll have to wait october. you can see that this boat is on the rocks now. five people died in that tragedy. police finished their investigation into the incident. this afternoon they say there was no criminal negligence involved and have updated the crew. we've been reporting james bradford was the captain. he survived and now, police say allen cahill, a boat technician was at the helm and he was one of the victims. the skrain now has a difficult task ahead to get the chase back here, it's part of a healing process for friends

and family members of the victims. those that lost their lives last week. >> thank you very much. we're learning more tonight about the would accused gunman in the oikos university gunman as students return to camp wrus for the first time since that shooting. one goh refusing to eat while in jail. alan? >> officials say one goh has not eaten solid food since arriving here nearly three weeks ago. last friday they transferred him to the medical unit. they say he's not doing this in protest or trying to commit sue sichld he has not been hungry. >> honestly this is not uncommon in the fact people are accused of serious crimes they get to the jail.

and they're put in 8 by 12 cell. that is your life for the for seeable future, you sit around you and look at the walls and you feel shame. and you're not hungry. what is unusual about this is that this is two and a half, almost three weeks now. >> officials say he is not being force fed and does not have an iv and has the right to refuse food. so far it's not a dire emergency but it could impact his interview schedule. since being arrested for shooting deaths of seven people he's been speak together media and has admitted to killing those seven people, one goh has not eaten solid food since arriving here almost three weeks ago. >> thank you very much. the oikos nursing student will move to a vocational school

next week. the college reached out to officials and offered to take in the nursing students and officials say they want to help. >> do you howe do you say it? yes. we want to go back. but do we want to go through this? kind of feeling but i know they want to finish. >> there is no talk of oikos shutting down. >> a muni train struck and killed a man in a wheelchair today at civic center station. officials say an outbound train hit a man in his 50s around 11:30 this morning. he was hurt and died a short time later in san francisco general hospital. this investigation into just what happened is continuing. >> and this accident shut down

train service for two hours today. >> there is a couple driving a camper snagged power lines. crews assess that had situation moments after and pg&e said the couple did the right thing by staying inside ask it took crews about 25 minutes to shut off power. pg&e says it will investigate to see whether lines were too close. >> plis announced reforms in their crowd control policy. they unveiled revisions at city hall, changes just days after reports are due to be released. both expected to criticize how officers dealt with past protests. part of a new policy focusing on how much and the kind of force officers can use. >> we're looking at ways to resolve those incidents without using lethal force.

>> the police department is unable to follow its own crowd control rules. they have a new policy. are they going to be able to follow it?. >> this is going into affect a week before several protests are planned. >> what started as an earth day event is now a cat and house game between protestors and uc berkeley. they took over a field and began planting crops. they say they wanted to establish a sustainable urban farm. uc berkeley says it was letting it lie shallow between seasons. and uc says they will be evict hd in a safe manner. >> developing news involving ross mirkarimi. a city hearing got underway with and the board only expected to set ground rules

today after hearing oral arguments the kpigs will issue a recommendation to the board of supervisors. he pled guilty for bruising his wife's arm on new year's eve. >> california prison officials released a wide ranging plan today they say will save billions of dollars, outlining recommendations to deal with overcrowding, poor inmate medical and mental health treatment and their proposal calls for stopping a $4 kbrinl program now that lower level avengers are being -- offenders are being moved to county jails. the state plans to bring out inmates housed in other states. that is a move officials claim would save $318 million per year. >> the family of the late thomas kincaid will go to dourt silence someone los to the so-called painter of

light. >> i'm sandhya patel. hope you haven't washed your car yet. there are showers coming into the forecast this week what. days coming up. >> thank you. and experts underway to ensure your pet is safe with a pet groomer.

let's go back to sky 7 hd as you look at the salvage operation underway for the yacht that ran aground last weekend. >> and five of the eight people on board that low-speed chase, the name of the boat died during what is a routine race. don sanchez joins us from half moon bay. don? >> this is correct. there it is here. the big helicopter going to take off. they tell me, within 30 minutes. and there is where you can see

sky 7 hd shut. all crew members have flown out and they're there now. they're nlt red gear and its obvious they're getting the yacht ready. and putting rigging on and doing the things they have to do. they need to do it today. and weather would be a factor and it's nesting season for birds. they'll bring it back to the airport and tell me it's only about a 20-minute flight getting back here. they're going load it on that, then they're going take it out of there. >> thank you very much. we'll update that. >> very dangerous work as you can see. there is a search continuing for a woman who tried to rob a convenience store but was stopped by a gas delivery truck driver. police say the driver saw what is going on inside of an a.m.

-p.m. store last night. the woman making threats to shoot him if he didn't hand over the money. the truck driver grabbed the woman, struggling for the gun. >> an employee in fear of his fellow co-workers was able to wrestle the gun from the suspect. and the suspect fled on foot without anyone getting hurt. >> we checked with the man gerks he's expecting to release surveillance video to police and has been asked not to talk about the investigation right now. >> there is a live in girlfriend with thomas kincaid when he died is facing a possible lawsuit. reporting the late artist is working to silence the painter's girlfriend. los angeles-based attorneys representing his wife and children are hoping to convince the judge she should

be barred from speaking publicly about the renowned painter. >> and the nation's largest life insurer, met life will pay nearly $500 kblinl to settle claims it did not provide death benefits to policy holders in 30 states, including ours. and state dronler said a hearing last year revealed there is information about the deaths of some of the policy holders but failed to pay what is owed. met life says it pays more than 99% of the claims and has been working to make sure those payment goes out and they'll pay $500 million to settle those claims. >> and there is a big change in the weather. >> there is a sweltering weekend. and it was hot. >> this is absolutely hot out there on saturday. we saw cooling yesterday.

and today it has spread in many parts of the bay area, there is a live picture, here is what is contributing to this cooling. there is a marl deepening to just over 3,000 feet. and not as contributing to the cooling trend. another live picture now from our emeryville camera looking back towards san francisco. you can see marine layer there to the west. there is a what is going on here we have a deep marl in place. it's been just keeping north bay socked in, well into afternoon. drizzle reporting in the morning. there is where we're going into another night with drizzle heading into tomorrow morning. so here are the temperatures. there is mainly 60s and 57 in half moon bay. highlights, clouds and drizzle tuesday. showers likely on wednesday.

and thursday. so just when you thought it's over, not yet. there is warm and dry by weekend. it's going to improve. there are a couple systems. and this is mostly a southern california event we're going to get wet weather out of it. there is a second system that is going bring us another round of wet weather. there is cloud cover for morning commute and there is showers binning to develop 11:00 a.m. on wednesday, could see possibility of a few thunderstorms developing wednesday afternoon. there is a chance, then a short breather thursday, early, then more showers coming into the forecast thursday into latter part of the morning so need rain gear wednesday, and thursday. rainfall estimates through thursday morning from a tenth

to about a half inch. and there is some wet weather. goitsing to get wet around, drizzly in the morning, looking for temperatures with cloud cover with cloud cover, it will be damp in spots for the morning drive. afternoon we'll see partial clearing. milder conditions going with low to mid-70s inland. 60s near the coastline here, we'll call it partly cloudy around the monterey bay. 75 degrees inland. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. there is a drizzly start to tuesday morning. warmer into after the noon. showers wednesday, thursday. there is a chance of thunder wednesday. you'll see a cooling trend. hitting weekend this warms back up, ot the kind of heat experienced last weekend but there is a warmer forecast for any outdoor event. >> we're already looking

forward to the weekend. >> where he. we're planning. >> and there is a bit of relieve eleven for drivers as gas prices appear to be on the decline. >> down about a nickel, a good deal. worst may be over at the pump. prices have begun falling. after a four-month srj surnl pushing national average to nearly prices have dropped over past two weeks to a national average of $3.88. some say it could drop another nickel within the week meaning this would be the first time since october, 2009 that drivers would be paying less than they did a year earlier. today the average price in california is $4.16. on the surface sounds like more nanny government. but stories of pets being injured and mutilated is producing a bill regulating

pet groomers. senator vargan wants groomers to already go 300 hours of certification. he says horrific things have happened at hands of untrained, inexperienced pet groomers. >> for a kid getting the job doesn't nochl he's shaving nipples off little dogs, one had all nipples shaved off. another had all shaved off. they go into trauma and almost die. >> and this afternoon the bill passed through the senate business and professions committee. it needs to go through additional committees and be approved then signed by the governor before if ever, becoming law. and satellite choice just released a list of the most-male mail efficient metro areas. seat is number one. four of the top 10 areas are

here in northern california. and there is truckee, napa, san francisco and san jose. catalog choice says that means we're doing a good job as individuals. and stop sending catalog wez no longer want. >> we know how to spell truckee. we'll fix that. >> it's tricky. >> california moving to crack down on store owners designed to profit low income women and children with food. that story. >> this family financed state administeredded program called women, infants and children helps a million and a half low-income families in california buy nutritious food. they receive vouchers for a list of item skptz store fills out the amount fofr government reimbursement. in expanding the fum of local

independent store as that accept wic vouchers, some are charging high prices and published these pictures, $10 for a box of cheeroes and $7.50 for a loaf of bread. state senator heads the subcommittee on health and human service autos it's gouging people that can't afford it. >> advocates say the program has limited funds and money should be going to feed hungry children. >> when you have a bad actor out there taking more money than they should, you're taking money out of the mouths of babe autos one store owner who asked not to be identified said they have to charge higher prices because wic mandates they carry a certain number of search food item. and he ends up throwing them waichl he makes it up by

raising prices of other wic products. the state is cracking down by reducing rates of reimbursement. >> these stworz widely expanded over five or six skbreers we've recognized that the charges in these stores are unacceptably high. >> still ahead, robin gibbs beats the odds. he's slipped into a comba, now, what doctors are saying about his amazing recovery. >> then at 6:00 abc 7 news looks into battle over using dogs hunt bears and bob cats what. critics say gives hunters an unfair advantage. we'll be right back here.

jennifer aniston cried testifying -- jen fer hudson cried pardon me while testifying at the trial of the man accused of murdering her brother, mother and 7-year-old nephew. she took the stand against william bal four who is accused of shooting and killing the victims. hudson testified she and most of her family had opposed this marriage. >> the doctor for robin gibbs says he's stunned the member of the bee gees woke up from a 12 day coma. gibbs suddenry woke up on friday. just a day after family members were worried he may never regain consciousness. he's able to speak. he's 62 years old recovering

from colon and liver cancer. doctor says recovery is testifiment to his courage and iron will. >> this is remarkable. >> there is a lot of feather wrestling today. biologists climbed atop a downtown skyscraper to take a look at a nest of peregrine's falcons. they put bands on the little cuties to track their movements and help identify them as they grow. mom and dad weren't too happy as you can imagine, circling nearby. and making a lot of noise. a web cam is tracking growth. to check the chick goes to abc 7 news.com. so far, so good. >> very cool. >> and coming up we're going to take you live to that continuing salvage operation. >> stay with us.

coming up a new computer chip being called one of the biggest technology advance manies in 50 year autos from 7 on your side a wells fargo bank customer found out doing the right thing can be difficult. >> coming up tonight at 6:00. hope you can join us then. >> now, we want to take you back outside to that salvage operation going on at farallon islands tlchl is a live report from don sanchez. >> and what is where this ship will be towed. >> it's a sky crane. they have like a pump that can have water on forest fires and put like air conditioning units on top of buildings. can do a lot of stuff so it's getting ready. there has been activity here. i think they're getting ready to fly this within maybe the next 15 minutes. lift off, head to the farallon islands. let us know what is going on there once again. there is a helicopter took off

from here almost an hour ago now z crew members are who you see in red. they're getting ready and getting the boat ready to be hauled away. they have to put on rigging. and this is to get it ready to sky crane can hook onto it. to bring it here then put on a big rig parked here and this takes time to do that, too. we've reported at five victims and we'll have more of course at 6:00. >> thank you very much. and that is ongoing and we'll follow it for you at 6:00. >> thanks for joining us. world news is coming up next. >> i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. thanks for watching.