5:01. thanks for waking up with us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. a 25-year-old san jose man is on life support after spending seven days lost in the woods following a traffic accident. this morning his family wants to know why he wasn't found earler? amy hollyfield is live at san jose regional medical center. that's one of many questions. >> reporter: his sister tells us she has a lot of questions. she says this has been a nightmare. she says he is not doing well but he's on life support. 25-year-old michael sanchez, jr. crashed his truck last week. his family did not know that. he was found two days ago in a wooded area near the crash scene off highway 101 near hellyer avenue. there was a delay because a witness told the chp she saw a

man walk away from the crash site, so officers looked for him for 45 minutes. when they didn't find anyone, they gave up. >> we had a witness there, they witnessed the collision and also witnessed a person exiting the vehicle and walking away from the scene. so, we're operating under the assumptions this person is mobile. >> what really happened? if according to what is told he rolled from his truck and there's a witness, why didn't the witness inform the police then? why didn't the witness go down and help him? >> reporter: sanchez's family didn't realize he crashed his truck. his family didn't report him missing for a couple of days when he missed a funeral they realized something was wrong and called police. san jose police got involved and traced him back to that crash site. they found him tuesday. the family does have a lot of questions for police and chp officers. but also focused on their loved one and they are hoping

he can survive this. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. a few hours to go before investors find out facebook's stock price. it will be announced ahead of tomorrow's heavily anticipated ipo. will it be a good investment? katie marzullo is here >> a lot of numbers involved. >> reporter: so many numbers, and big dollar signs, 900 million facebook users potentially 100 billion dollars in net worth. today's the day we learn a two-digit number. when the markets close this afternoon facebook will announce the final price of a share. the estimated range rose to between $34 and $38. the ipo has generated interest but skepticism yesterday general motors pulled its advertising saying facebook wasn't selling cars. plenty of people contend the company is overvalued. others say the social network

has changed business for the better. >> facebook is already huge global, obviously, the biggest social network in the world. as they continue to grow which official this ipo will contribute to it will help companies like ours because it will create more users for us. >> reporter: more traffic, more users, facebook announced yesterday they would sell more shares tomorrow 84 million more worth up to 3.2 billion dollars. stay with abc7 news and abc7news.com for complete coverage of facebook's ipo. we will be there live tomorrow morning in menlo park as mark zuckerberg rings the nasdaq opening bell. should be exciting unless you are a resistor, love this, the associated press is using the term this morning for people who are not on the facebook. recent ap/cnbc poll found two out of five american adults have not joined facebook they say they don't have the interest, they don't have the

need. they are the resistors. >> and half think it is a fad. we'll see what happens. more news right now. new this morning, foreclosure rates in the country dropped to the lowest in nearly five years. the number of u.s. homes repossessed declined for the third month in april, dropping 7% from march, activity in california decreased by 30% from april of last year. among the nation's 20 largest metro areas, san francisco saw the third biggest drop with a 34% decrease. it is not all good news in the bay area. stockton -- rather than northern california, stockton is number one in the nation in foreclosures with the highest number, one in every 213 housing units filing last month. development in an overnight shooting in san jose. police told us the 18-year-old victim has died they are still looking for the gunman in a residential area in east

san jose. it happened a few blocks from kelly park. a second victim was found assaulted in the same area. police have not identified the suspect or motive. >> petaluma little league board of directors will meet today to discuss safety issues while a pitcher is recovering from surgery after a line drive fractured his skull. the 12-year-old was hospitalized with multiple fractures to his head and broken nose after he was hit during a game last week. he was in the operating room yesterday for six hours. >> reconstructing the sinus cavity and the frontal lobe area and they had to pull all the pieces back together like a big puzzle, pretty intensive surgery. >> everyday he gets better. >> little league players in petaluma are trying out protective headgear there's talk about switching from metal to wood bats.

martinez police hope a photo will jog someone's memory and lead them to the person who sprayed graffiti on several businesses. investigators belief in man was involved in the tagging of a number of buildings 11 days ago march 6th. if you know who this man is or anything about the graffiti spraying you are asked to call martinez police. man accused ever beating a berkeley hills resident to death faces new charges. 23-year-old daniel dewitt is accused of breaking the jaw of a deputy. he was being transfered when he attacked the deputy he's charged with murdering 67-year-old peter cukor last february outside his home. dewitt is a diagnosised paranoid schizophrenic and was declared mentally incompetent to stand trial.

closing arguments set to begin this morning in the trial of john edwards. the defense rested yesterday out calling edwards his daughter or mistress. edwards is accused of authorizing more than one million dollars in secret payments to hide his then pregnant mistress during the 2008 presidential campaign. the defense acknowledged that edwards behaved improperly but maintains he broke no laws. >> the most important question of this trial and that is, when a third-party makes a payment for a mistress, is it a campaign expense? >> for 14 days prosecutors tried convince the jury edwards knowingly used campaign funds to hide his affair from voters. saw clouds driving in this morning. >> there was a denies fog advisory for the bay bridge, only trouble -- there was a dense fog advisory for the bay bridge bridge only trouble is i couldn't find the fog.

fastest winds out of the southwest 13 oakland out of the south at 14 concord everybody windy by the afternoon that's why we'll see increase in sun let's break down this thursday 7:00 in the morning low to mid 50s everywhere mostly cloudy sky as we head towards noon breezes pick up increase in sunshine and temperatures mid 50s at the coast mid 60s around the bay upper 60s inland towards 4:00 breezy high includes -- high clouds and sun mid 60s around the bay low 70s inland breezy 7:00 temperatures drop mid 50s at the coast 60 around the bay and mid 60s inland we are going to push a lot of pollen around today tree and mold high, grass moderate ragweed moderate also friday, saturday sunday near 80 inland low to 70s around the bay and upper 50s to low 60s with more sunshine and calmer conditions until those breezes kick up

again sunday. here's frances. accident reported at the bay bridge toll, chp en route i think they are going to find this is a utl, unable to locate we had peter taylor take our camera, didn't see any cars slowing. still no delays and it looks like that earlier accident has been cheered they reported it a fender-bender. eastbound 80 fairfield at waterman overturn crash on the right, traffic getting by eastbound 57 miles per hour westbound moving at 64 miles an hour no delays due to this overturn crash. south bay northbound 280 for headlights highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains, still roadwork scheduled on 17 from summit to bear creek both directions until 6:00, haven't seen much slowing yet we usually see a lot of brake lights before 6:00.

what is slow, westbound 205 through tracy traffic spotter reported complete standstill, moving around 25 miles per hour, slow westbound 205, as you head out of tracy to the altamont pass. our time is 5:11. jpmorgan chase's loss goes from bad to worse. money report is next. doing more with less. san jose firefighters come up with a plan they say will speed up their response to some emergencies. dog bites man usually doesn't make the news, but it is this morning. wait until you hear the incredible amount one insurance company has paid in dog bite claims. >> what is he thinking? why this man went toe-to-toe with an alligator or is that toe-no-mouth?

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. shareholders suing the nation's biggest bank over the jpmorgan loss. nearly every entree sold at top chain restaurants failed federal nutrition guidelines. 96% exceed the daily limits for calories, sodium and saturated fat. another federal agency says wearing sketchers shoes don't help you get into shape. the company is paying 40

million dollars to seattle charges. it denies allegations. that's america's money. time 5:15. bay area protesters are planning to greet former british prime minister tony blair this evening at stanford when he spokes at the graduate school of -- when he speaks at the graduate school of business. protesters say they will be there to call attention to his part in the iraq war. >> the san jose fire department is implementing a new program that it says can help speed up response to emergencies. the program involves vehicles handled by teams of two instead of the four-member crews that staff larger engines. the two-person teams will be used for low priority calls the aim to keep the larger engines and trucks available for emergencies such as fires. >> it is a win-win a pilot program, we want to -- we've never done it like this before. we have a pilot program of one year to see if it is

benefiting the community. >> the program will operate out of five san jose fire stations. take a look at frightening video from north carolina, a scientist almost loses his arm in a with an alligator. the wildlife expert was called to the site of a freeway after drivers -- divers reported seeing the gator the scientist kicked the animal managed to escape with relatively minor injuries when his idea to clench the jaws shut and drag him away didn't go as planned. tough for an alligator to open his mouth but not close, he can keep it closed you are safe if you want to get that close. >> what was he thinking. [ unintelligible ] hotter today? >> it will be a lot of sunshine.

>> i didn't say anything about my divided loyalties between the cardinals and giants. you too. >> i didn't say anything either. >> can't have division today, go giants. >> i'm a pony league fan now. 5:15. -- -- 5:17. you can see some of the low clouds even high clouds as we look at mount diablo from vollmer peak there's highway 24 lights coming from the east let's take about temperatures low to mid 50s this morning same around the monterey bay. this afternoon temperatures are warmer than yesterday still not back to average livermore 75 one degree cooler napa two at 74 oakland 66, three, san jose 73, four degrees cooler, 60 within san francisco redwood city seven degrees cooler than

average. sunset should be clear everywhere at 8:15. area of low pressure coming at us bringing high clouds also going to keep that cooler than average pattern in the forecast for today. today only warmer weather on the way for tomorrow low to mid 70s south bay cupertino santa clara good morning 72 for you palo alto 69, 63 northbound on the peninsula, 63 millbrae mid to upper 50s along the coast a lot of sun near 60 downtown south san francisco 64 sausalito sunny, breezy mid to upper 50s north bay beaches mid 70s as you head inland low to mid 60s for most of the east bay shore oakland 66 union city, fremont, castro valley and hercules upper 60s low to mid 70s to upper 70s east bay valley same morgan hill, gilroy, 60 monterey breezy upper 60s santa cruz and watsonville.

game 12:45 increasing sun, 62, it will feel warmer with the sun. upper 40s to low 50s mostly cloudy tonight less cloud cover than this morning temperatures jump two to four degrees tomorrow,nmy÷q another o to four saturday holding upper 70s to low 80s inland low to mid 70s around the bay, near 60 at the coast. good morning. this accident in fairfield eastbound 80 at waterman is an overturn crash not causing delays traffic flowing well in both decks on i-80 through fairfield live shot bay bridge toll good to go earlier fender-bender in one of the lanes but that didn't cause any slowing. north bay commute, traffic fine now out of marin county into san francisco no major problems reported on bay area freeways.

you can find that is flowing well on city seats in san francisco, there's a couple spots where maybe it is a little slow nothing causing big delays, including 101 heading towards sfo and 92 is also looking good to and from the san mateo bridge. time is 5:20. olympic flame arrives in land. next, the amazing -- in england. next, the amazing journey it is about to take from there. >> you have a future in acting. >> perhaps not a second career you could call it a double play for some guys in original and black. ♪ jimmy bond

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good morning. it was a tough night for the a's and giants both teams loss by 4-1. the a's play rangers 1105 this morning in texas giants with the cardinals this afternoon first pitch 12:45 p.m.. two giants' players are getting attention for what they are doing off the field. can i get next? >> here you go kid. aren't you -- >> yep. >> did you check the rating? that's catcher pose and pitcher doing a public service announcement, it urges parents to check ratings of any video games they watch with their kids they explained the rating this system this psa will be shown during giants games as well on tv. >> olympic flame made a night its host country overnight.

it arrived on a british airways flight from greece it will be passed around on a 70 day replay before it is brought to london for opening ceremonies it was lit last week in olympia. david beckham and london's mayor are among the dignataries who will carry the flame on the u.k. tour. there's a youtube trend getting more attention. proud parents are posting baby time lance videos dozens of these digital scrapbookses turning up online, this shows a picture taken every er life you see 10 years in a minute and a half, it has racked up seven million hits. the appeal comes from the realization of how quickly time passes. a video shows not everyone owns an expense sports car knows how to drive it. the driver of a $225,000 lamborghini hits the gas as he makes a turn on a street in

chicago only to lose control there and end up wedged between two cars. the video was tan by a passenger in another car -- was taken by a passenger in another car it has had four million hits on youtube. >> you couldn't do that if you tried. >> when you buy a lamborghini it needs to come with driving lessons. >> or maybe a driver for you. >> all right, quarter million dollars to buy, how much to fix? 5:25. developing news in san jose police investigating a shooting that just became a homicide. the daring overnight rescue of a man who jumped 30 feet from a peninsula overpass. we are live with who he says he was trying to escape from. what a -- a student kicked out of school for cheating will ask a judge to do. breezes bring clearing 57 half moon bay to 61

san francisco oakland 66, san jose 73. santa rosa 76, 75 into concord. around the country today the warmth -- [ inaudible ]

good morning. 5:29 on this thursday morning thank you for join us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze overnight shooting in san jose is now a homicide. police say the 18-year-old victim has died. it happened in east san jose a few blocks from kelly park. a second person was found assaulted in that same area that person also injured but still alive. amy hollyfield is headed to the scene she will have a live report at 6:00.

police on the peninsula want to know if a carjacking led to a dramatic rescue near the san mateo bridge. the victim says he jumped off highway 92 overpass to escape a carjacker. terry mcsweeney is live at the san mateo/foster city border with the story. >> reporter: the call came in 2:00 this morning to 911. a man saying he jumped off the edge of a freeway to get away from his carjacker but wasn't sure where he was let's start with the end of the story it had a happy ending at that happy ending foster city fire department coming out with a hook and ladder and basket and rescuing the man from highway 92 near the edgewater exit. he says he was carjacked not sure where he pulled over on eastbound 92 hopped out of his car and right over the edge of the freeway falling 30 feet down into some bushes when he called 911 one to say he needed help he -- he didn't

know where he was so chp didn't know where he was chp came out while he's on the cell phone they turn their sirens on and drove as the sirens got louder that went they were closer and he said i can hear you, now you are really close looked over the edge and there was. the chp finally got ahold of him, the fire department and they pulled him up from the 30 foot fall. a lot of questions remain. his car was found, not far away. the san mateo police department is investigating even though it was the foster city fire department that rescued him we are trying to figure out what this carjacking was about where the carjacker might be if there was a carjacking. a lot of questions remain. one answer we have is the man was found and he's safe now. live on the san mateo/foster city border, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. this morning a 25-year-old man remains in critical after

police found him in a wooded area not far from where he crashed his car seven days earlier. investigators believe michael sanchez, jr. had been there since his car crashed last tuesday near highway 101 and hellyer avenue. his family is demanding answers from police on why it took so long to find him. in berkeley the city council will decide in two weeks whether to evict the owners of a home neighbors say is a crime infested household. a report says 15 people with criminal histories call the place their home there have been more than 40 crime-related reports in the past year and a half. arrests have been made for guns, drug dealing and fighting. earlier this year 18 neighbors complained to city officials who have declared the home a nuisance a next door neighbor says he tried to get police to do something because most of the neighborhood was afraid.

>> their response is, what do you want us to do? have you seen them selling dope? have you got proof, photographs? they can't do anything until we have absolute proof. >> now the home's residents must follow strict conditions or be evicted. an attorney says the grandsons who were causing most of the problems have been removed. in a rare move, oakland police chief jordan met privately this week with the parents of a high school student who was shot and killed by police. jordan told the parents of the 18-year-old he was sorry the family was forced to wait for hours for information in the department's front lobby the day the teen was shot. may 5th, officers say they stopped three men on 90th avenue they say he ran and was shot and after he allegedly pointed a gun at police. this morning a huge marijuana growing operation that authorities say was run by a father and son team south

of business 19 in custody as a result of a major sweep across the east the dea says it has busted 14 indoor growing operations, agents confiscated 3600 plants and 96 pounds of processed marijuana valued at more than a million dollars. they've recovered 36 weapons, assault rifles and grenade launcher also eight vehicles, five boats and $400,000 in cash. the investigation began last year when agents began looking into drug trafficking at a business. this morning a judge is scheduled to hold a hearing on whether to reinstate a peninsula sophomore into an honors class after he was kicked out of the class for cheating. his father said he would sue the district because he says his son's due process rights were violated and he believes the punishment is excessive. the teenager was removed from

the english class after he was caught phraeupbl rising another student's work -- plagiarizing another student's work which is a violation of honesty pledge. the sophomore has admitted he cheated. breezy out there this morning as you get ready to go to work. >> are we going to turn up the heat? mike? >> i think so in many areas except east bay valleys cooler today, sunshine even with the breeze off the ocean thanks to this area of low pressure will pull out low clouds a few high clouds all that extra sunshine this time of the year means warmer afternoons this morning low to mid 50s. noon hour quickly clouds clear out even along the north bay coast peninsula coast still you have a lot of cloud cover during the lunch hour mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco and oakland mid 60s bay shore into the south

bay upper 60s to near 70 north bay and east bay valleys by 4:00 everybody has sunshine upper 50s around half moon bay and san francisco low to mid 60s from san rafael through the bay shore upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay east bay valleys and north bay 7:00, the breezes will still be out there that drier air is going to start to cool quickly mid to upper 50s along the coast, san francisco, san rafael, oakland, fremont low to mid 60s elsewhere to mid 60s into the east bay valleys pollen count high amounts of tree and mold once again, warmer weather everywhere with more sun not as windy tomorrow and sat a day. new accident in the oakland area might be blocking connector ramp southbound 13 to eastbound 580 or might only be blocking within lane injuries might be reported. we -- blocking one lane, injuries might be reported. we'll see if it is causing a

slow down there the area. right now most commuters heading westbound 580 through the bay bridge fine through oakland. despite an overturn crash in fairfield's bound 80 at waterman flowing well in both directions the crash is on the right where slow, west pound 4 antioch 18 miles an hour, lone tree towards somersville better past loveridge. traffic slow as you head out of tracy with the waze traffic maps you can find out what the speeds are as drivers head through westbound 205, 29 miles per hour, past 11th street and remains under 30 miles an hour through the altamont pass until you get into livermore. right now here's a live shot of 680 walnut creek more congestion towards highway 24. 5:37. targeting gangs. police on the peninsula launch a new strategy to keep neighborhoods safe from the growing threat of gang crime.

new report gives controversial red light cameras in one north bay community the green light.

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this -- this is the abc7 morning news. mike says we are going to experience a warm-up. he'll tell you more about the forecast coming up. new this morning, marin county civil grand jury says red light cameras have increased traffic safety in downtown san rafael. the grand jury found the number of traffic accidents decreased at 3rd and irwin street where the cameras are located. the report says arguments that right turn violations should carry a lesser penalty and city's aggressively ticket drivers to boost revenue are unfounded. officials plan to discuss expanding the program as soon as july. san mateo county gang task force has started its summer crackdown on gang tryst. he kicked off the campaign with a -- major training session that began yesterday involves 120 deputies and officers from every police department in the county.

it comes on the heels of the large scale gang sweep in south san francisco two weeks ago. the goal is to prevent gangs from organizing into larger more sophisticated groups. >> i think it is going to send a message to the gang members that we are out there and we are going to target these violent groups. >> we are able to disrupt their activity, put their leadership in jail and dismantle gangs throughout the county. >> the task force says there are 2500 identified gang members in the county. they are recruiting kids as young as 11. if you are thinking of eating out today there's news you want to hear. do you really want to hear it? the bloomberg business report is coming up. are you enjoying your first morning cup of coffee? there is one more reason to grab another cup. a story every parent with a young baby needs to know. the simple at-home test that

can help you detect the first signs of autism. knock-knock! >> we're here. >> the early morning rendezvous in space. coming up, michael finney will join us live with something every driver will want to hear. the app that can save you from a speeding ticket.

57 half moon bay 60s around the bay shoreline to 70s inland. live doppler we have a few showers up north where they are going to stay increasing sunshine through the central valley mid 80s chico and sacramento. 107 palm springs the warm spot. if you are heading to the sierra for the weekend a lot of sun near 70 tahoe, near 80 in yosemite. 5:46 now. soyuz capsule carrying two cosmonauts and one astronaut at the international space station overnight. they blasted off earlier this week from an airfield in kazakhstan. the soyuz connected ahead of a

planned launch of the space x dragon capsule from florida, the first private spacecraft to reach the space station. death of the estranged wife of robert f kennedy, jr. appears to be suicide a family member says 52-year-old mary richardson kennedy hanged herself in her bed for, new york home yesterday. she -- bedford, new york home yesterday. she was arrested twice in 2010 for driving under the influence the same year she and her husband filed for divorce after 16 years of marriage. new census report shows the u.s. has undergone sweeping changes in the racial and ethnic make-up of the country. minors make up more than half of the children born in the u.s.. 2010 figures found the minority make-up increased almost 2% to include over 36%

of the total american population much of the that growth was fueled by an higher than expected hispanic count the fastest growing ethnic group in the country. morning s note the weak economy has -- has slowed immigration rates into the country. members of a group called attention to a medical bill getting fast tracked through congress saying it is shortchanging the safety of patients it involves medical implant devices it would allow the use of new devices without testing first as long as they resemble devices that were previously approved by the fda even if the originals went through a recall for safety defects. richard of danville had hip replacement surgery in , the hip he got had metal parts which shed savings into his leg. >> it got my my abductor muscle and they had to remove 10% of my abductor muscle. they take the same chances i took and what happened to me?

>> doctors had to replace his metal hip last year when he found out the first hip had not been thoroughly tested. there's now more reason to indouble your morning cup of joe. new research shows calf fated -- shows caffeinated and decaf nighted who wants to remind me that i've lived the longest. >> doing the math you are 20% older than kristen and i. >> oh my goodness. >> i'm just saying. >> but he's drinking a lot of coffee trying to make up for

it. >> did you know your front left tire is flat or it will be? >> boys we have to put you on time-out now? >> big game 12:45, go giants against the cardinals. >> we have to win today [ talking over each other ] >> nobody better to be on the mound now. 5:50. check out some of the clouds around the east -- eric has been a good sport about that coffee story all morning. change in the air mass coming in stepping out now low to mid 50s same around the monterey bay. today an air mass will bring sun and breezy conditions everywhere for the afternoon partly cloudy cooler tonight and warm afternoons coming for this weekend as far as our temperature change everybody going up except east bay valleys concord down to 75 which closer to average five

degrees cooler than questioned. -- than yesterday. clouds retreat by 8:00, 9:00 back to the coast by 11 the coast is swept clean from north to south thanks to new winds, 50s, 60s, 70s from the coast to inland east bay valleys mid to upper 70s walnut creek and danville, pleasanton 74, richmond 62, oakland will hit 66, union city, fremont, castro valley and hercules. low to mid 70s south bay sunnyvale 71, peninsula upper 60s until you get to san mateo, millbrae, mid 60s there. mid to upper 60s more sun, relatively cool at the coast near 60 around downtown and south san francisco.

20° warmer inland. monterey and carmel 60 mid 70s inland. first pitch take the sunscreen it will feel warmer. tonight partly cloudy upper 40s to low 50s quiet night around the bay area. temperatures jump two to four degrees tomorrow and again saturday and hold steady the rest of the forecast low to mid 70s around the bay upper 50s to low 60s at the coast hope you have a great day. couple things in the oakland area first southbound 13 on the mountain off-ramp not the connect ramp to eastbound 580 as originally reported a stalled car but they need an ambulance they are sending one, 13 fine's bound 580 broadway tree and debris blocking lane on off-ramp traffic moving well. bay bridge toll minor wait for

cash paying lanes. westbound 80 getting through berkeley towards the bay bridge a little more crowded delay-free out of richmond and vallejo this morning earlier accident fairfield has been cleared traffic starting to slow highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains there's roadwork scheduled between summit and bear creek and we have a traffic spotter who reported it is a standstill three minutes ago this is when we see the heaviest traffic before 6:00 when they are supposed to clear it, you notice commuters are getting jam ed up there, less than 10 miles an hour, heavy towards summit. it should be cleared by 6:00. this is a great application and tool to have while you commute. go to abc7news.com/waze to download it. 5:53. we just got new figures from the labor department showing that unemployment applications held steady which is being viewed as a positive

sign as steady job growth. >> foreclosure filings lowest level since the summer of 2007. here's jane king. good morning. big drop in foreclosures filings fell 5% nationwide in april compare march, 14% from a year ago that puts foreclosure filings at the lowest levels since july 2007. thanks to improvements in states in the western part of the country still 11 of the 20 largest metro areas in the country experienced an annual jump in foreclosure activity all of them on the east coast midwest or the south. meantime, buying cigarettes may have young people choking on the price. latest survey says the up in of people 18 to 25 who smoke daly deposited to under 16% in 2010. -- the price rose more than $3 a pack. if you are thinking about eating out tonight consider this new study says 96% of main entrees sold at top u.s.

chain restaurants exceed the daily limits for calories, sodium and fat. appetizers are often calorie bombs family restaurants were among the worse offenders. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. dog bites man doesn't usually get attention but it does when it costs insurance companies hunt of millions a year state farm -- [ unintelligible ] california led the way more than 500 claims with a total pay-out of 20 million dollars. the cdc says 4.7 million are bit 10 each year, more than half are children. some -- pretension tips don't stare into a dog's eyes, tease a dog. army launching an independent investigation into the way soldiers are diagnosed and treated for post-traumatic

stress disorder they are reviewing ptsd cases at all hospitals back to 2001 to see if any of the dog sees were i am -- -- diagnoses were improperly overturned. some diagnoses were reversed to avoid paying treatment cost force affected soldiers army officials say they are committed to making sure service members get the care they need. researchers think they found the way to pinpoint early signs of autism, a simple test parents can do at home with children as young as six months it involves gently pulling a baby up by the arms if the head stays back that is head-lag in re-- in a study three out of four babies with head-lag were diagnosed with autism by the age of two. >> we don't have to wait until after the first birthday until first words aren't emerging we

can take action now to help the child develop better. the institute conducted the study researchers recommend if a baby displays head-lag parents should talk to their pediatrician. new on at 6 a.m., last night's shooting in san jose has turned into a homicide. a man safe after jumping off a highway overpass overnight the rescue and the crime he says forced him to make that leap. are you trying to fight a speeding ticket? there's an app for that. michael finney will join us live the new app that could save you big bucks.