outside of the united states. >> the shooting of a high school student forced a lock down this afternoon. officers found the wounded teenager at 14th and h street near the hogan campus but not at the school. police stress the students were never in danger but administrators placed this sprawling campus under lock down. owe fishes confirmed the victim is a student but are not saying yet at least whether he went to school this morning and then left or if he never showed up at all. the wounded student still in the hospital. >> downtown commuters can move through san francisco financial district after nearly 500 protestors blocked the street for hours. 200 have been arrested for protesting the wells fargo shareholder meeting. >> there is 14 arrests made inside of the stockholders

meeting that was being held over there. the merchant exchange building. this afternoon this street, california street, was wall to wall protestors. protestors scuffled and blocked the main entrances to the building. >> where do we go then? >> man left, frustrated and angry. >> that is a bad situation. okay? this is not the way you get things done in america. >> this happened amid crush of noon day traffic. police blocked off the premt ter, hundreds poured into the streets causing a traffic log jam, angering drivers. >> and this is not only an inconvenience, i think they're messing up the place. >> among democrat stlaitors former san francisco supervisor chris daily sat in the lobby floor in an act of civil disobedience. >> there is when we held that

for several hours. and we got notice that the shareholder meeting was cancelled. >> the bank says the meeting was not cancelled that it was adjourned when business was finished but not a trouble-free meeting. barbara casey was among 30 prot yoft qlorz bought stock and they were allowed into the meeting then began disrupting proceedings. >> each time one of us spoke everybody did get flustered and just probably for their conscience, i think that happened today. >> police say 14 people were arrested when refusing to leave. six arrest forward blocking a building entrance. max was among them. he was here to protest his family's chain of foreclosures starting with his parents home. >> and they moved out of their home because they lost it they moved into my uncle's home, his house was foreclosed on. now banks trying to take away my grandmother's home.

>> and now, late today wells fargo released a statement saying that wells fargo makes efforts to keep people in their homes. and less than 2% of owner occupied homes have resulted in foreclosures. those arrested today were charged with either resisting arest or possess trasing. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. and oakland police chief explained just a shorlt time ago change ez wants to make to his city's plan to fight violent crime. calling for making adjustments to the 100 block community initiative. the program slates officers in the violent neighborhoods to combat street crime. other parts of the city felt neglected. and the chief wants to reduce delays. >> when you look at resource issues that is a balance and when with limited resources i think the department is doing an incredible job in terms of

addressing violent crime in oakland. >> and oakland has seen the number of officers on the force decreasing during past years because of the cuts. >> and in san bruno tonight what to do with a pipeline exploding with such devastating results. the city council will consider three different plans to deal with the deadly pipeline that killed eight people. there is john alston live with the option autos this is an emotional people who live here and those who are rebuilding and making plans to move back. this is a section that blew up. that section is gone but there is still a portion hundreds of feet of transmission lines still under the glenn view neighborhood capped off and will never be used again. now, city considering three options. fill witness concrete for good, dig it up, or do a combination of both sm. say it's traumatic just knowing the pipe is still there.

and others say leave ate lone. >> to this filled up and there is for a lot of people they don't see the pipe. and i don't know why. just leave it like it is. >> the mayor says digging up the pipe will be a major disruption. workers in the process of repairing underground lines as a result of the blast. he says removing all of the the transition line could add an extra four to five months to that project. and tonight the city council is going to hear a report on all three options. pg&e says it will pay the bill decide, pg&e spokesperson dodge that had question and declined to say what that cost might be. >> thank you very much. and investigators want to find fought a small kitchen fire is linked to a larger fire that

drove 13 people from their homes. it began with food burning on a stove after 10:00 this morning. firefighters returning to a fourplex after another fire broke out in the attic above the same unit they let just a short time early. this second fire gutted the units. some real estate news, sale of new homes in an old rut. saying the number of new homes dipped 7.1% following a 7.3% increase in new home sales in february. annaists say warm winter weather sent buyers out earlier than usual. the median he price was $234,500. coming up at 6:00 local real estate market. is it better or worse? how digs -- figures do not reflect bay area trends. >> the san francisco mayor's

office wants to take a look at a key piece of evidence. stit filed a request asking that the district attorney turn over video of the suspended sheriff and it was taped a day after the december 31 altercation with her husband. the individual yes taken by neighbor ivory madison. and experts say the california unemployment numbers show hiring is picking up and more people are reentering the job market. hundreds of those looking for work attended our event today. and about is about a dozen companies there to fill open positions. this includes auditors and tennis instructors. and they gave me pointers on my resume. taking a different work to see

what they're looking for. >> the next abc 7 job journal event san jose may 8th at the center for employment training. it's a resource for you and we've posted information on our web site. >> and there is another resource, coming up 7 on your side to get the best deals for your money. >> abortion debate heats up as lawmakers consider letting more than just doctors perform the procedure. >> and what some teenagers are doing with hand sanitizers that is sending them to the emergency room. >> there are showers headed this way. arrival times have changed. i'll be back with the details. the news continues in one minute.

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from the farallon islands yesterday is in a new, secret location tonight. crews transported it a day after the helicopter pulled it from the rocks. the yacht overturned in rough seas and five of the eight people on board were killed. today the san francisco district attorney's office announced no criminal charges will be filed in this incident. >> and planned parenthood taking a visible stand on a health care issue for women coming ahead of a vote on a controversial proposal to allow nondoctor dwrorz perform early term abortions. >> the abortion issue doesn't come up often here in sacramento. but one organization believes it's time to let more medical professionals perform this procedure. >> with the help of planned parenthood, california is close to increasing access to services for women. the assembly public safety

committee poised to approve a bill allowing nurse practitioners and physician assistants to terminate pregnancies in the first trimester. >> we don't have enough providers because it's a very important bill to provide increased access to safe, early reproductive health care in california. >> it's controversial at a time when move manies to he defund family planning services are gaining ground around the country. california is moving to expand them. the california catholic conference testified it's not an issue in this state when compared to national number autos 2008, 2021.6 per a thousand women of reproductive age. >> others say it's too right after this yeek to let nondoctors perform abortion.

>> women deserve the best care when undergoing an invasive procedure by a doctor who can handle complications and a doctor that is hospital privilege autos but uc san francisco has been studying whether nondoctors with safely perform abortions. >> in our study 40 clinicians were trained and pefsh yormd almost 8,000 abortion procedure asks safety outcomes equivalent to their physician colleagues. >> and there is word this did just pass. it just passed. the tough votes may come later on when it comes to latino democrats who don't believe in abortion but plitly support womens rights. live in sacramento abc 7 news. >> interest are there is a warning for parents about a common clean prog duct some

teenagers are using to get drunk. officials say a growing number of teens ever showing up with alcohol poisoning after drinking what you're looking at on the screen. hand sanitizers contain up to 62% ethic alcohol. teens figured out a way to separate it from other ingredients. and doctors say it could cause illness or death. >> and google launched a long-rumored online storage service. it's called google drive and will store first five giga bites for free. additional storage will cost $2.49 per month. and this is available on chrome operating system and smart phones. a version compatible to iphone is due in the next few weeks. >> some new regulations kicked

in to mandate banks make atms accessible to visually impaired. >> an investigation found some banks have been slow to comply. >> have you noticed when you go to an atm a certain amount can talk back at you? more are going to be talking back at you. and there is visually accessible atms mandated with a deadline to comply last month. consumer world.org surveyed 200 teller machines and found all atms surveyed from bank of america comply with the americans with disabilities act. citi bank is ada compliant but consumer world found half of the atms surveyed had poor audio quality. citi bank says providing

accessible services is a bank priority. and another sign our economy is turning around, seems more of us are spending money on big-ticket items. new registrations increased 17.7% from a year ago during 2012. california outpaced sales by more than%. the california new car dealers association says it appears new car sales are in full recovery. and smaller vehicles leading the way with new light registrations in california expected to reach nearly 1.5 million this year. >> and whether you're spending more money or not, most of us enjoy a good bargain. money magazine released tips on getting the best value on electronics. there are sales on flat screen tvs before the super bowl. the best deals are usually

found in late summer during back to school shopping season. and there are web sites that track prices and don't rule out refurbished models coming with warranties and often as good as new. and there is. >> thank you. >> in the south bay san jose is cracking down on plastic phones. our media partner reports the city council is expected to ban the use of plastic foam food containers during a tuesday meeting. the use of the material would be prohibited and the ban would be expanded to include all businesses in san jose. not just citi -- city facilities. critics argue a ban would increase the costs of doing business for all companies in the south bay. >> and east bay municipal utility district getting in g.news, they will not have to deal with any water restrictions this year and there is saying primary water

shed received more rain, totals up to that point lower than have been reported in the 89 year history. officials say despite rain the season will finish drier than normal and customers should use water wise lie more good news. >> there is rain on the way. >> sandhya patel with that. >> and there are showers adding to the moisture content. and this is timing that has been delayed as far as shower onset. a live picture right now from our high definition camera. we're showing you some clouds out there. filtering sunshine. there is our vantage point looking out towards emeryville area and the bay. you can see the sun trying to poke through clouds out there.

this is mid and high level clouds moving in right now. there is what is going on here, we're starting to see breaks in clouds and seeing sun but it was deep enough this morning that we did measure rainfall in the north bay. there is just over half an inch and st. helena picked up 8/100ths of rain. so it's drippy in parts of the bay area, numbers now comfortable. most of the bay area is in the 60s. and 59 degrees, sure was a nice-looking day. things changing, showers likely for thursday morning and we're going with a warm, dry conditions as we hit the weekend. so if there are outdoor plans they're looking good. this system just spinning off the coast. and this is going to head into southern california. thursday we'll see this system

that is bringing us mainly morning showers. you'll notice there are clouds around. and there is some showers beginning to develop during evening commute. from the south do you remember that system that is heading into southern california so moisture coming in from south. showers continue. really until early thursday morning. that system starts to wind down and another one begins to arrive into thursday. 7:00 or 8:00 hour. there are showers that will wind down by the time we hit early afternoon hours, two days of wet weather and most of the wednesday actually going to be dry until evening hours. so here is how this ends up. not something to write home about but we'll take moisture at this point. 5/100ths to a waurter inch through thursday evening. looking at morning temperatures another mild start with cloud cover. we're going see numbers into mid to upper 50s. and there is is 70 degrees in

san jose. there is 63 degrees in half moon bay. monterey bay, 64 degrees in monterey. accu-weather forecast showers wednesday evening, thursday morning and there is a turn around, temperatures beginning to rise friday continuing throughout monday. and each and every day. we'll go with mild conditions this weekend. mid 60s. and bayside into mid 07s, inland areas by sunday you're into low 80s, by monday going into mid-80s. you'll notice here temperatures beginning to drop off on tuesday. showers expecting next couple days like i said not expected to amount to a lot. but you'll need umbrellas. evening commute could get sloppy tomorrow. and there is a commute that doesn't look very easy going. >> that is is taking you into

the weekend. >> there is great. >> and still ahead, former 49er player now finds himself the victim of domestic violence. >> selling your gold sometimes is a great way to get cash. at 6:00 michael finney explains how to know if you're getting a fair price for it. that is at 6:00. rsñcñcñcñcñcñcño

check out this is a big crash on interstate 8 o there is a car colliding with a big rig underneath it. there is no word of injuries. and there is traffic flowing again. >> and that is deon sanders

estranged wife booked on domestic violence charges and sanders told police pillar and a friend attacked him this morning while their children watched. he filed for divorce in december after 12 years of marriage. >> and coming up next a real life civic lesson by a schoolteacher. >> she shared with the school today. stay with us.

it at 6:00 bart is on the vempblg awarding a contract to build its new fleet of cars. the possible conflict of interest could throw night turmoil. also a set back for hunters using dogs to sniff out their game. there is a a follow up report z a first look inside oikos university in oakland. >> thank you.

>> and san francisco teacher treated her students to an unusual civics lesson. >> students in noe valley got to watch the fifth grade teacher be sworn in as a u.s. citizen. >> she came to the u.s. from ireland 12 years ago and has planned to have students attend the ceremony at immigration office but a new idea was presented to her. >> and they said i had the option to have it done here in san francisco. so this started with that. i thought it would be simple. >> and as an extra treat her parents were able to watch live via skip. there they are. >> look at the students too,. >> they're thrilled. >> that