were fully in support of the protest. >> and a lot of us have come together to speak to the other shareholders and they're not letting us in. >> sarah chained herself to other protestors blocking the alley between california and pine. >> we want students to be able to start off without being saddled with debt wex want homeowners to be able to stay in their homes. >> and this man lost his home to foreclosure and blames wells fargo. >> we owd $243,000 underwater due to an inflated aprice praiseal he spent $300,000 on his down payment and mortgage. wells fargo saying the bank makes efforts to keep people in their homes, over the past year wells fargo said less than 2% of the owner occupied homes have resulted in foreclosure. police say 20 protestors were arrested and 14 of them from inside of the meeting.

>> if you think it went well, we worked with organizers of the event and felt they stuck to their stated objectives. >> and if this was to disrupt the meeting those inside are telling me that not happen. there was noise and arrests but the meeting went on and people say the business was taken care of. it broke up after about an hour, police left here about 3:00 this afternoon. reporting from the financial district mark matthews abc 7 news. >> and oakland mayor kwan disputing a rumor -- and says the chief will go before the public committee to talk about making the plan work better. nick? >> this is mayor kwan's 100

block initiative hrks her plan to reduce violence in the city of oakland. today she and chief jordan will move together to present a plan to let the city know they're on the same place to reduce crime in the city. the 100 block initiative introduced to the city in 2011 designed to do two major things, fight violence, crime in the danger parts of oak skplnd focus on the use of illegal weapons, officials have said 90% of the violent crime takes place in a 100 block area. this is an issue thrust back into the spotlight what i man was shot in west oakland. yesterday, three people were shot in east oakland, two teen boys who weren't intended targets and a man hit in the chest by a stray bullet. police say mer than 40 shots were fired n september, 2011 the city received a federal grant of $10.7 million to hire officers.

the grants designed to provide 100% funding for salaries and benefits of the rehired full-time officers over a three-year period. but it's the shifting of the officers to the city high crime areas that is leaving other neighborhoods with fewer officers that faced tough criticism. the city is operating with roughly 650 officers, 25% less men and women in blue to patrol streets than just two yearsing ayoi and reveal the crime rate for serious crimes is also up 21% compared to the same time last year. >> there is right now our officers are struggling and there is only 650 officers. that is 25% less than we were just two years ago. crime is up in double digits nchl real terms this is half of what is needed to police oakland. >> and there is a the city

dwrusing officers to cover the high crime spots and it's believed that chief jordan will clarify the plan in place and articulate the plan going forward. and this press conference happening now. i'll have more at 6:00. at oakland city hall, abc 7 news. >> we'll see you then, and nick mentioned the shooting today in oakland. there are firefighters ended up helping that victim and battled a fire in a apartment building. tommy smith captured this video moments after the fire broke out around 9:15. there is a water cooler flames jumped to a mattress before racing throughout the home. >> this is just, burning bad. you know? from the roof. >> two adults and 10 thirn were displaced and a firefighter did hire shots

being fired and someone ran from the scene to the fire asking for help from a man who had been shot. he remains in the hospital. >> hayward police say a bank robber surrendered moments after taking a pregnant woman as hostage. it happened on a street. witnesses say the man handed a note sh demanding cash to a teller, and screamed a bomb had been planted in the bank two. detectives were we'ring street clothes entered with guns drawn and one happened to be a crisis negotiator and convinced the man to let the woman go. >> there are several vallejo rappers charged with what prosecutors say is a drug trafficking ring. these are you tube videos of some of the suspects. federal agents made 25 arrests in vallejo, fairfield, oakland, stockton, los angeles, new york and oklahoma city. and there is to00,000 and

suspected drug money and two audis. >> more students return together first time to the oikos university campus. three weeks after a former student gunned down seven people there. there are those rushing to class went in through the back door. today's schedule included four theology classes. >> we've been through tragedy here, but this is the place we have to restart. >> i come to school and i prayed a lot. i hope the families getting better, very soon. >> this man, one goh is charged. police say he was upset the school did not reimburse his tuition. >> turning to national news, new revelations in the trial of john edwards, a former aid testified he doubted he

fathered his miss stresses baby ask called her crazy. abc 7 has the latest from washington. >> and yu young heeded a case against john edwards back on the stands today. and and asked what he knew about the affair with rielle hunlter. >> they slept together for a time. >> young was deeply involved in the alleged cover up, funneling money to hunter ask at one point falsely claimed her baby was his in an attempt to protect his beloved boss. the government is counting on young to help prove the case edwards knowingly participated in a scheme just to protect his political career. >> difficulty is going to be the type evidence necessary to prove that this payment was the campaign purpose. >> the attorneys say the government case is crazy and argue friends gave the money as gifts to the former senator who wanted to keep his affair a secret from his wife, not

voter autos have you to believe that this money was both personal and professional. and that makes it tough. >> prosecutors plan to play voice mails on young's phone in 2007 as the scandal was unfolding. right during the heat of the democratic primary campaign. >> i'll leave you this message just in case you get a call from me where i ask what you is going on. that is the reason we're calling is because elizabeth is standing there. just be aware of it. >> the trial expected to last six weeks if convicted john edwards could face up to 30 years in prison. abc news, washington. >> another nice day out there. it will get cooler. >> and rainier, i believe. >> there is a a pleasant day today. showers coming our way. and this evening partly cloudy skies and clouds increasing during overnight hours, mild

with temperatures from upper 50s to mid-60s and will be mild with lows raininging from about 54-58. cloudier in morning. afternoon hours there are periods of clouds and sun and intervals of clouds and sun and a chance of showers. a greater chance of showers will be later into afternoon and evening hours. there are low 60s on the coast. how much rain are we going to get this week? we'll take a look at that later. >> thank you. >> and still to come on the news at 4:00 a new case of mad cow disease in central california. the latest detail as head. >> the world's most-valuable company beats expectations on wall street. the latest on apple's earnings. >> and there are big banks raking in billions of dollars in overdraft fees and how to protect yourself. >> taking a look at trafficment if you're heading south it's a really easy drive

for you. but... quite the opposite for folks trying to make their way east across the bay bridge. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues right after this.

checking healthy living news a new case of mad cow disease in central california. an affected dairy cow was discovered during regular testing. the u.s. department of agriculture confirm that had case today. usda says the disease cannot be spread through animal milk. >> there should be no concern as indicated about safety of our food supply. we'll do ongoing surveillance.

our live stock population some of the healthiest in the world. >> this is a newer logical disease that is always fatal peeking in 1993 with 130 fatal human cases in the united kingdom this, is the fourth reported case in the united states. >> a new study suggests a simple text message may be a way to limit flu epidemic. doctors use a sample of 9,000 low income children between six months and 18 years old sending text messages to the parents reminding them how important the flu shot is. the other group received a robo call reminder and flyers in the mail. >> more likely to receive their vaccination by late fall before the flu began circulating in the unite. >> those receiving a text messages, that is. researchers expect doctors will keep in touch by automatic text messages linked to medical records.

>> and the world health organization is reporting an unprecedented drop in the number of measles deaths world wide and there is fatal rate now down 75% over the past 10 years. un says vaccination campaigns saved lives of nearly 10 million children. despite the steep decline, it did not reduce the goal of reducing measles by 90%. >> apple was in the spotlight today and how well did they fare? very well. hi, emily. >> the iphone strikes again, apple says 35 million in the second quarter and it surprised even the most respected analysts on wall street.

with activations dropping there is concern about the iphone population and whether it might wayne but that is not happening yet. apple sold 12 million ipads and there is up 59% from the year before. income up a woping 94%. there is a success that has been contributed to robust demand for the phone in china. there is up as much as 7% so far in after hours. as for broader markets, stocks were mixed today. s and p and dow posting gains thanks to improvement in houtsing markets and better than expected earnings from at and t. the news not enough to push nasdaq into green.

silicon valley indism down 1%. and take a look at shares of net flix down 14% today. this is the company projected a slow down in growth for customer that's stream video. and google has started selling smart phones online. the galaxy nexus now available on google play. the phone is unlocked and will work with network of your choice. sales were sluggish but last time google sold phones directly. and disney will create an animated web series based on the talking friends collection of mobile apps. featuring characters like talking tom cat and talking ben the dog. disney hoping to generate more

profit out of the interactive unit. in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> that why is apple stock dropping? abc 7 news business and technology reporter will join us with that in about 10 minutes. >> right now there is spencer back. >> yes. there is a smile. >> always. >> there is showers look lighter. so we may have will be wet spots. here is a live view right now from downtown oakland under mainly sunny skies. there are sunny skies around the bay area now. there is clouds passing through the area throughout the day. beginning at 10:00 and until

afternoons clouds did produce light rain today. up into north bay it wasn't light everywhere. there is almost half an inch of rain in novato today. there is most of the remainder of the bay area dry today, we're dry, mild, temperatures into low 70s inland from north bay to east bay to south bay. upper 60s around the bay. temperatures aren't going to drop off much overnight, looking for showers delayed and likely thursday morning into afternoon hours thursday. there is a warm, dry weekend. there is a look at the radar image. we have two rain makers moving into our direction. that second front will drop down from northwest bringing us showers beginning thursday morning but will end before the end of the day. there is clouds increasing and

by early evening by 6:00 we'll see showers beginning to develop and there is getting better organized tomorrow night into thursday morning then they start to taper off there is a first system thursday morning around 5:00 a.m. we'll see the second front that is going to pass through quickly. temperatures -- rainfall totals i should say, by 6:00 thursday evening will not be impressive. from 5/100ths to about a quarter inch is all we're going to get. there will be moments of wet weather so you might want to be prepared for that. overnight tonight clouds increasing and mild with lows into mid to upper 50s, clouds around and we'll have similar readings near monterey bay. upper 60s to 70 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast.

showers tomorrow night into thursday throughout the day thursday, tapering off, sunny, dry, mild to warm over the weekend. high temperatures climbing back into 80s. pleasant weather is head. >> thanks spencer. >> still to come on news at 4:00 new jersey governor chris christie with harsh words for new jersey nets. why he's saying good riddance. >> then at 5:00 abortion debate heats up in california as lawmakers consider letting more than just doctors perform the procedure. >> at 4:20 there is a is northbound traffic coming at us and slowing down at this hour. more still to come on the news at 4:00 in just a moment.

it's mo twon week k -- motown week so could viewers bare to send home gladys knit knight? the singer scored a near perfect 29 last night. she was also the last star standing in the cha cha marathon. >> i am more than happy with

29. if i don't get higher than that, that is fine. >> and they're boys to men will perform tonight. a spooky black raven took over the red carpet for the premier of "the raven". john cusack plays edgar allen poe. >> that is why when you look at kurt cobain or some of the guys so tormented and expressive, we love them because we recognize ourselves in them. >> and just in time for friday's release of "the raven" cusack received a star on the walk of fame today. and russell brand testified before british parliament about drug use saying drugs should be legalized and love and compassion are the key to helping addicts not jail time. we've got entertainment news over on otrc.com.

>> there is the governor of new jersey saying he's not shedding tears over the departure of the new jersey nets. fans gathered in newark last night for the final home game. they're heading to new york to become the brooklyn nets. as for governor chris chift chifty -- christie, let's say he's not sentimental about the move. >> you don't want to stay we don't want you. i'm not going to be in the business of begging people to stay here in one of the most beautiful arenas in meshlg. the country's most vibrant city. they want to leave here and go to brooklyn? good riddance, see you later. >> get out of here. christie did not go to the last game. rapper jay-z is a part owner of the nets and has been a driving force in the move to brooklyn. they lost last night in the final home game of the season. >> that is some bad blood

there. what is the back story. >> the nets have been bad. last time they were good julius irving was playing for them. we were all a lot younger then. it's been a while. they've been bad. there is a new owner who wants to integrate new stuff. they want to move to brooklyn. >> fresh start. >> don't want to stay in new jersey get out. we don't want you. that is the story. >> coming up apple piling up profits so why has the stock been slump something. >> there is a shocking story of a woman claiming she was fired after donating a kidney to her boss. >> and a weather anchor finds it unbearable to do the forecast because of these visitors on the set. stay with us.

a few minutes ago we heard how apple released earnings and now, stock is soaring again but that has not been the case the past few weeks. david louie is live in palo alto with an explanation. david? >> apple just had the best march history in quarter. the biggest tech company in silicon valley and the cash keeps growing up to $110 billion, however, analysts say there are reasons why the price has been sliding.

>> apple ceo said we're thrilled. despite good news, the stock prices dropped nearly 15% in the two weeks and hit a high of $644 on april owth closing today at $5.60. and -- $560. and investor says it's not unexpected for a high flying company. >> the higher the price gets the more up and down and fluke twaigs you're likely to see that. is the case in apple currently. >> and at and t indicated a slow down in sales. apple's recentent decisions to enforce higher standards for pay and overtime may raise costs and limit output. >> chinese manufacturers not only manufacturing items for apple but competitors so any increases in costs and time are going to be experienced by

competitors. >> apple continues to be a target of protests, greenpeace demonstrated at the flag ship store today urging to it convert it's data centers to renewable energy. investors may be growing skittish the era of high profit margins may be numbed. there is. >> this is rare that margin goes up. technology spreads, competition becomes more pervasive and margin goes down. that should start to hit stock prices well. >> we'll have a response to the greenpeace protests at 6:00. there is a big refound in after hours trading and stock price went up $40 right after earnings report came outputting stocks at just over $600. >> thank you. >> the first criminal charges

have been filed against a bp official over the gulf oil spill. kurt knicks charged with two counts of obstructing justice, prosecutors claim he deleted e mails related to this spill. two years after the oil spill the first criminal charges have been filed. the former bp engineer was arrested today on two counts of obstructing justice accused of deleting 300 text message that's show some officials knew massive amount of oil gushing into the gulf but lied to the public about it. the government says there is a text message from may, 20 so he estimated that 15,000 barrels of oil per day were leaking. not 5,000 the company was saying publicly.

saying he later deleted the text. >> people and organizations have to be held accountable, responsible for lives disrupted, economic harm that was inflicted upon people simply innocent. >> bp kept up a massive public relations campaign to repair it's tarnished image. >> when bp made a commitment to the gulf we knew would it take time. >> the company claims it spent $8.3 billion to lessen the impact of the spill. >> we feel confident that we're putting the right resources in place and continue to meet challenge autos bp would not comment on charges against kurt micks but says it's cooperating on all investigations into the spill. abc news, washington. >> republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich may reevaluate his campaign. his daughter tells the

associated press he plans to watch results before making decisions. the former house speaker had hopes of staying in the race by focusing on delaware. gingrich faces $4 million in campaign debts ask coming under pressure to drop out of the race. voters cast ballots in five states again. but mitt romney spent the day getting ready to deliver a speech and plans to shift focus from taking on the rivals to trying to unseat the president in november. the speech called a better america begins tomorrow. rodney will give it in new hampshire where he won the first primary. many see new hampshire as one of a possible dozen battle ground states in november. >> this is unhe believable. for one woman no good deed goes unpunished proves to be

true. she was fired after dob donating a kidney to her boss. >> is this story happens the way debbie stevens said it did it has the tale of no good deed going unpunished. >> usually someone is giving the gift of life they're just filled with gratitude. >> stevens used to work at atlantic auto group on long island, new york says about a year and a half ago she decided to give a kidney to her aling boss jackie brusha. she was less than grateful, stevens say after she gave the kidney brucia gave her a pink slip. >> and crazy thing is that -- actually i feel ashamed. >> it started going down hill store forestevens after brucia had trouble finding a donor. >> i told her she can have one of mine. >> she was not a match but the registry let her give someone else a kidney on her boss'

behalf meaning brucia could move up the list. stevens said she had complications and called in sick a few times and when making it to work... it was pretty bad. yelling at me all day, every day. >> stevens says she complained and management moved her to another dealership 50 miles away. ultimately she lost her job. now, she has a lawyer and is suing for an unspecified amount. >> i cry a lot. >> she broke your heart. >> she d she did. >> but atlantic auto group says stevens was treated fairly accusing stevens of using her own generous act to makeup a claim atlantic called groundless. abc news, new york. >> and you know cell phones aren't just for making calls. they're for taking pictures, coming up an exhibition showcasing the works of award winning mobile art yifs. >> plus, high bank fees. some real ways for to you protect yourself from those overdraft fees.

>> check out the sky. the blue may not last for long, showers coming coming our way. i'll tell but that coming up. >> and check out the golden gate bridge now. there is a lot of fun on the span. it's slow for drivers. stay with us. the news continues right after this. what'll it be?

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let's enjoy moments of beauty this, is a view looking down at ocean beach. you can see there are high clouds l and a beautiful day. spencer will have the full forecast in just a few moment autos pennsylvania television weatherman will be updating viewers from inside of a studio after an outdoor weather segment didn't go as planned. take a look. he had to run for cover when he saw the family of bears roaming around the backyard set. he says he was getting ready to update viewers and realized he had company. and a lot of it. three bears there in all. >> spencer have you ever encountered a bear? >> nothing like that. no. very not. i forecast some unbearable weather. but only when ways a cub reporter, though. it's getting grizzly in here.

there is a gorgeous day for the photo. and there is sunny skies throughout the mid section. and high temperatures into upper 50s and only into low 60s. will be hot in phoenix today, 95 n california will be showery tomorrow as well. there is showers in yosemite and what tao. here in the bay area we'll have clouds much of the day. breaks of sun. showers late in the day. highs around 70. upper 60s on the peninsula. low 60s on the coast. downtown there is a high of 66 tomorrow. there is 62 into the sunset district. highs under partly showery conditions. there is 68 oakland. inland east bay above 70 degrees in most spots.

upper 60s near the bay and there is just about 70s inland. clouds will be increasing throughout the day. carry umbrellas and be prepared for a possibility of a wet afternoon and evening commute. >> thank you. >> okay. >> there is no papa bear there. >> okay. >> you thought cameras and cell phones were getting smaller? check this out. there is a new tiny camera letting you frame and snap picture was just your hands. wow. >> and pavement collapse there is a video showing a teeth falling through a crack. the news at 4:00 continues right after this. hey guys, breakfast!

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you can see workers putting finishes touches on the uss iowa, docked in richmond. the mass is 50 feet tall and 50 feet wide. and putting it in place is no easy task. >> it's done so in a rather crude fashion. and it came to us in nine

pieces on the deck. so it's kind of a mess. it's back together now for a final time. >> if you want to visit uss iowa this weekend might be your last chance. >> you could become an award winning photographer with something you carry around every day. a cell phone. a new exhibition opened at art house gallery in san francisco. and don sanchez shows us some of the stunning image autos it's a new immediate yachl the photographer can shoot in black and white and color. all of these photos shot on an iphone. >> i take over 100 photos per day. >> deb from san francisco won with this shot taken in sharp park. >> i just couldn't help seeing this tree that just struck me that is benched from the wind.

there is a cyclist. >> jane n won in the category with a photo of a torso and flowers. >> six photographs but there are many layers of the figure and flowers, then merged down and combined in different way autos from 114 countries into the first competition there are photo apps a. >> it also allows you to between lens was different types of affects. >> for photography it's about compensation, energy. flow. movement. and iphone does a job like any other camera. >> this is proving they're not just for making calls but also, creating works of art. they both have big slr cameras but find this iphone is less intimidating its discreet. people don't notice he with a big old camera. so i'm able to

blend into the background. >> that is how a new york contestant was able to get this photo. this will be featured in the fine arts fair and up in art house gallery through june 30th. >> soon you won't need an iphone. how many times have you frame aid photo with your fingers? once you can take a picture that way. there is a cram being developed to do that. it's called uv. you can zoom in or out. vul you have to do is move your hands closer or farther away. soon you'll able to take it with your brain, just think of the photo and it will appear. >> and that is very interesting. >> yes. >> a fur vai reveals women are paying higher credit card rates than men. researchers taking a look at why. >> banks raking in billions in

overdraft fees despite rules to curb them. i'm michael finney and will have ways for you to get real overdraft protections. >> there is a debate over what to do with a pipeline at the center of the deadly blast. how it holds the key to helping the community heal. >> and now, diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on for world news. >> this is at john edwards trial seems to be coming to a question what this did his late wife know about the affair? when did she know it? we'll tell what you we've learned. former head of airport security says he thinks it's time to let knifes go bag on planes. that is not the problem, hear what he says is the problem. and also there is a series on problems and solutions called hidden america after abc 7 news at 5:00. itititititititititt

all right it's 4:52 now. you'll recall earlier it was very easy going for drivers on the righthand side of the screen heading south. not the case any longer they're waiting just as long as folks trying to make their way across the bay bridge. slow going in both directions. >> there is some consumer news, high bank fees including charges for debit card use has people take together streets last year. >> michael finney is here now with more when people are being dinged and how maybe they can get around it krourts found the federal laws enacted a while back meant to protect people from high fees hasn't slowed things down. they're racking up billions of dollars in fees. good news is that there are ways to protect yourself. >> sharon signed up for overdraft protection thinking it would protect her if she

overdrew. instead... >> i got hit with the bank charge for the transfer and the bank charge for overdraft. and because i had written a check, i got charged the return check fee. >> krourts says government rule that's went into affect in 2010 supposed to help curve abusive bank meez but it hasn't worked out that way. >> now, the bank must get to you sign up for protections then covering you if you spend more money than you have in the account. >> if your account is overdrawn you're able to us qoo the card to buy a cup of coffee or gum, but for each transaction you can charged $35 a pop. banks raking in $31 billion a year. sharon says the protection is a sham. >> don't say i'm protecting myself by signing up for this

program when they're still going to be this charge. >> consumer reports says here is how to get some real protections. first, decline your bank's offer to opt in for overdraft protections fchl you're signed up, opt out. >> you won't be able to use your debit card if you don't have money in the account but you can be charged for things like a bounced check or automatic withdrawals if there isn't money to cover them. >> another good idea? >> we have alerts and there is a sharon not getting hit with charges she doesn't expect. consumer reports says another move to minimize fees is linking your savings and checking accounts so you'll have more money to draw upon. you might stilling charged for ay but those are much lower than overdrafts. >> all right. great tip, thank you. >> and when it comes to

spending habits women pay higher rates than men. >> on average they are half a point high yes, researchers say they're likely tone gauge in costly credit card behavior autos including 5% more like thoi carry a balance, 4% more likely to make only minimum payment, and 6% likely to be charged with a late fee. >> and pittsburgh fugitive wanted in a deadly armored car aheist is under arrest. >> fbi took a 22-year-old into custody today after a tip led them to a house in florida he is accused of killing his partner february 28th before stealing $2 million from the armored truck he was driving. fbi says he surrendered peacefully after two months on the run. >> and he was cooperative when arrested. >> the fbi says he had some of the stolen cash with him.

agents recovered $1 million they say along with a weapon used. he's being held without bail. >> in china a teen-age girl is recovering after falling 18 feet down a hidden sidewalk sink hole. >> this is incredable. watch here, shows the teen walking down the street and falls through the pavement. >> and she didn't notice the slab and fell into it. but anyone could be walking along there and not see. it was covered up. a driver saw the accident and ended up himself getting trapped with her, firefighters had to pull them out to safety. >> what a fall that was. >> yes. >> in minnesota a stunning natural light display. take a look at this time lapse video of the northern lights. >> purple and gold lit up the sky as the geo magnetic storm peaks.

this is a change of pace for them. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> and you can keep track on twitter and talk about it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> news at 5:00 continues right now. >> the impact that a mad cow case discovered here in california will have on the meet you buy. >> the state moves towards allowing other health worker besides doctor dwrorz terminate pregnancies. >> i'm sandhya patel. timing of the first round of showers changed. what is in for your wednesday coming up. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> officials insist there is no right after this tok people after a new risk of mad cow disease was discovered in central california.

>> and there is a dairy cow now the fourth cow in the u.s. confirmed to have the disease. the case discovered during regular testing at the processing plant and federal testing today confirmed it this, is video of earlier cases of mad cow disease. the department of agriculture says this new case is rare, because the disease was not contracted through tainted feed. official says people were not at risk because it cannot spread through milk. >> this animal did not enter the food supply at any time there. is no concern about that. >> we'll complete an investigation into this particular case and there should be no concern as indicated about safety of our food supply. >> there have been three reported cases in the united states all