>> just to see him not come down the driveway is hard. >> police say he was driving this car without his headlights on. he failed to stop and the cops went after him. the chase ended at this apartment complex where he and two others jumped out of the car and ran. he was confronted and told show hands. the officer says he ran towards him, reached into his pocket and pulled out a dark-colored metal object. the officer claims he was forced to fire on barett. and that when he tried to get up after being shot another officer daysed him. and he later died from his injury autos you would see it's not a good. >> cops now say the object was his wallet. >> yes. he had duies but wasn't a bad guy. >> his family believes he may have ran because he was afraid of getting another du skpismt losing his job. >> how many times do you have

to shoot to stop someone? >> the family believes excessive force is used and is pressuring police for answer autos you're talking about fractions of seconds there is not a lot of time to astes. >> and family members tell us he was a supervisor in a winery and say that the problem that they have with this is that he was living a full life. they believe he ran out of fear and think believe the second man was his 18-year-old son. they do not say whether or not he had a criminal history. officers involved in this shooting are on paid administrative leave. >> we have breaking news now. we've got a live shot from washington, d.c.. this is warrentown, virginia. two small planes collided in mid air, police say one pilot is dead and another, injured. the pleens plaen right there

belonged to the injured pilot. the right wing is gone, clipped off in that collision. flames destroyed the other plane. faa is investigating. >> a firefighter escaped with minor burns after a harrowing fall this morning. matthew, who lives nearby captured this picture of the fire moments after it started and shared it with us via you report. the fire began in a home just before 5:30 this morning. quickly spreading to the house next door. a firefighter fell through the roof of one home and cutting a hole two-to-try to let flames escape. and his protective clothing prevented him from being severely injured. >> sad to report a 21-year-old soldier from salinas has been killed in afghanistan, dying saturday. military officials say that

enemy force as tacked with n ied. the casket arrived yesterday in delaware and officials have not released information on whether others were injured in that attack. >> this is the day the nation sets aside to remember those who have given their lives there is one of the largest at national cemetery in the presidio. and that is where we are live. >> and they've been having this ceremony for 144 years this, year, dedicated to renee champion. he led the ceremony 40 years, dying this time last year. >> there is an army band that led vips into the national cemetery, 2000 came to honor the men and women. and this year marked the end

of the iraq war, and anniversary of another. >> in particular, we remember the more than 400,000 americans killed during world war ii, in honor of the 70th anniversary of america's first year in world war ii. >> 3100 are buried in the national cemetery. sebatian's grandfather fought in world war ii. he's still alive. >> are you proud of him? >> yes. really a lot. >> his grandfather often talked to him about those years. >> we tried to make this world a better place. >> others came here to remember those who died in recent combat. rick brought a framed picture of a waib he -- baby who never got to see his father because he was killed in afghanistan. >> this is moving and heart

wrenching. >> a wreath-laying ceremony honored those killed in iraq and in world war ii. >> and let's give credit to boy scouts, they're responsible. you can see behind me they are responsible for decorating each grave with american flags. >> and thank you. the first african american to ever fly a b abomber was the guest of honor in a memorial day ceremony in san bruno today. captain less williams one of the original tuskeegee airmen. >> men who had to be very, very patriotic. you know? we had to put aside the way things naturally were with prejudice and discrimination.

and fight, because it's our country. >> the ceremony did not just remember fallen soldiers, current members and veterans of the first brigade air assault team were honored as a tradition dating back to vietnam war. >> in benecia a flyover honored those who gave their lives to serve the country. and interest there 300 people gathered here on the west coast. veterans from the civil war to korean war are buried there. >> and there is a memorial day ceremony in vallejo. that followed tradition. many got a history lesson as well. and include three veteran who's received a medal of hon yoor. >> president obama honored the

past and the present in a series of solemn ceremonies beginning with the wreath laying of the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. >> the president said american soldiers are no longer dying in iraq, the pain of war still lingers for families. later at the vietnam war memorial the president remarked this is a start of a new day of recognition for vietnam veteran autos as we say simple words which always greet our troops from here on out, welcome home. welcome home. welcome home! >> this is the 50th anniversary of america's involvement in the vietnam war. >> in san diego, mitt romney

appeared in a memorial day gathering. arizona senator john mccain was in the baseball cap, was also on stage. san diego as you may know is home to a large number of military veterans and personnel. romney declared the nation should have a military force larger than any in the world. >> we choose that course in america not so we just win wars but so we can prevent wars because a strong america is the best deterrent to war there ever has been invented. >> and they supported mccain over president obama. 54% to 44%. said to be the first time since 1948 that neither candidate served in the military. >> a lot of people like to enjoy barbecues. there are windy barbecues going on outside. >> there is sandhya patel with

the accu-weather forecast. >> there are winds gusting to 20 or 30 miles per hour. breezy out there. so this evening, patchy clouds, low 50s to mid-60s, tomorrow morning, cloudy skies and mid 40s to low 50s, into afternoon, mostly sunny skies and still breezy and there are much warmer weather headed to the bay area, i'll show when you low 90s are going to show up in the accu-weather forecast. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 a trompl washes out the unofficial start of summer. but not for one dedicated couple's outdoor wedding. >> there is a finding about how kids play that could help them get healthier together. >> and there is michael finney taking your questions here

live a little later. >> and at 4:10 on a holiday monday this, is the traffic you'd like to see every day on a normal workday. it is a breeze whether you're going from left to right back to the east bay or headed down south towards 101. it's just a beautiful day to be out and driving. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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we're talking about traffic before the break now there is an update on the dunbarton bridge closure, work is 75% complete.

and the track is on track to reopen. crews have just completed installing a new expansion joint on the western part of the bridge's main span helping the bridge bend instead of breaking should we be hit by a major earthquake. there are crews now cleaning up a $60 billion project that should be done by next year. >> if you missed it here it is again. the fire works show that lit up the sky last night celebrating golden gate bridge's 75th birthday. only the second time fire works were set off and the first time accompanied by a light show. we've posted more on abc 7 news.com. and it's on the home page.

>> this afternoon, research on organ transplants shows a diseased lungs of smokers are better than nothing at all this, study done in briten, 40% come from people who smoked. findings show people live longer if they're willing to accept lungs from anyone, including smokers. there have been questions about whether the policies can be changed but doctors say that would lead to a spike in the number of people who die while waiting for donated lungs. >> a child's friends have a lot to do with how active he or she s researchers studied hundreds of children and found children less active buddy up with kids who do a lot of running around and playing less active kids get more physical activity. researchers believe finding koz lead to the development of new strategies to encourage kids to move.

and there is no wonder so many struggle with their weight. half of the people who responded to a survey say they find it more difficult to plan healthy meals than to do their taxes. the survey shows eating healthy is a challenge for men. people who don't have college degrees and those overweight or own ease. >> there are remnants of tropical storm beryl soaking southern georgia. it made land fall overnight. that made for a quieter memorial day in beach communities. that is where abc 7 news reporter ginger x is this this afternoon. >> there is a holiday weekend no one invited but everyone knew was coming. beryl. >> i didn't think it's going to be this bad. i'm expecting not so much gust autos there is tropical storm

beryl with 70 miles per hour winds. the powerful gusts left thousands in the dark. ray found his 60 foot tall tree uprooted in his front yard. >> i didn't think the whole tree would go. >> and he's grateful it didn't fall on the house. >> a sentiment echoed by florida. >> i don't want anything with a number behind it. >> state officials warned it's not over yet. >> please don't drive. and make sure if you see a live power line down, call 911. >> mairl will stall for 24 hours over georgia dumping over eight inches of rain there. welcome news in a drought-stricken state.

beryl is going to take time to get out of here dropping heavy rains and gusty winds. and will be out of here and affecting carolinas. we don't be done talking about it until thursday. >> and not even a massive storm could stand in the way of true love, you can see the houling winds. gusts said as soon as the couple said i do, everybody cheered and ran indoors. and that is true love wins out in this case. >> and there is a story to tell about our weather. nothing like that. >> no. nothing at all but it's breezy outside. there are cool conditions for spring.

going to warm up. and bringing us up to above normal levels by the end of the week. there is a ways to go. and there is some video where people are out and about enjoying the rides on memorial day that. is nice. and a nice-looking day down there. and there are beautiful weather for six flags great america. and there is from our camera we're looking at ocean beach, you can see the breeze blowing and low clouds along the coastline there. and this afternoon, most of the cloud cover is blown away by winds, sunny skies and temperatures running below normal for this time of the year. and there is 26 miles per hour at sfo. you can see winds gusting to

29 miles per hour. good onshore wind flow is keeping temperatures from warming up, there are low 70s and it's 57 in half moon bay. 58 degrees if san francisco. and there is 73 degrees in santa rosa. there are much warmer weather heading our way wednesday and thursday. here is a look, we're in an onshore flow but things are going to change as this ridge starts to build in. by thursday we're going to see low 90s inland. there is cloudy skies, temperatures mid 40s to mid-50ss. it's going to be on the cool side. tomorrow afternoon staying cool and breezy. 59 in half moon bay. mid-70s santa rosea, nappa. towards antioch up to 77

degrees and there is a little bit warmer away from the coast. and there is 67 in santa cruz. up to 74 inland. warmer days coming. by thursday, friday, we go low 90s inland and low to mid-60s along the coastline. many of you look to the weekend, partly cloudy skies and cooler. that is just the way we roll here. and there is temperatures into warmest inland locations by weekend. >> and next on abc 7 news at 4:00 a heart throb who apparently had enough z police want to talk to justin beiber about what happened this weekend. >> and the story behind this proposal that ini involved dozens of people. >> then, a trifecta of events that could have tourists

flocking to san francisco in record numbers this summer.

just like the hulk don't make justin beiber angry. he could be in trouble with the law. a photographer says beiber roughed him up this weekend. >> not the beib. >> rachel smith has the story

in today's entertainment report from "on the red carpet". >> justin beiber has questions to answer. the sheriff's department wants to talk to him about a incident getting a ton of attention. it went down yesterday in a shopping center. a photographer says he tried to snap pictures of beiber with his girlfriend selena gomez, he got alleged physical with the man who was sent to the hospital for treatment. >> detectives will interview possible witnesses and then, look at the case and contact mr. beiber if he has not contacted us before then. >> no word but he's been active on twitter today. one tweet he wrote we work hard and grind it out. and nudging is stopping us, we believe. ending with a smiley face. >> and beyonce wrapping up a set of come back concerts tonight. the new mom has been

performing since friday and michelle obama brought her daughters this weekend. it's her first time on stage since giving birth in january. for everything else entertainment go to otrc.com. >> and portland actor made a spectacular wedding proposal. >> nicely done. around 60 people helped him propose to his girlfriend. >> lamb's brother asked her to sit in the back of a skpar listen to the song "marry you" as it drove down the street the growing crowds sang and dance add long, including her parents. >> when dancers parted lamb walked up and he got down on one knee to propose. what woman could say no to that? after that stage something.

>> what will he do for the wedding is what i want to know. >> and still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 are you ready for a facebook phone? how that could work out for the social network. >> and this is what i got to do. >> the woman who nearly slipped out of a sky-diving harness during a 125 miles per hour drop. she's giving us the story. later on abc 7 news at 4:00.

the buzz in silicon valley this afternoon is that facebook is working on a mobile phone it could be using cash from its ipo to pay for that development. and we're live in san jose. what are the reasons why? >> this is complex. you know facebook is on a hunting spree looking for people with expertise, six or more engineer who's worked on the iphone have been brought on. we know facebook is a social network. why does it need a mobile phone? >> well, they don't need a phone. they have plenty of apps that run on phone buzz by controlling their own eco

system as a phone you'll able to run facebook but kit have its own apps. >> this is to be a major mobile advertising platt form. critics say it's behind in making mobile a money-maker. and google developed its own phone called nexus one, built by htc. however, making a phone isn't as easy as it sounds its hard to do a phone. first you've got technical issues and second, you have eco system of the carriers, steve jobs called them ori faces, referring to something you had to get through. >> google complete aid deal to acquire motorola mobility. that could lead to a new breed

of google made phones. facebook could make a similar deal and reports indicate it's busy recruiting engineer who's worked on the iphone, that could mean it wants to create in-house. >> they book challenges to not be a one trick pony. have you to have multiple products and having a phone around that could bring them a lot of money. >> now, it's under pressure to keep growing revenue and the phone project just could be the answer. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> and experts speculate on facebook's future, mark zuckerberg focusing on his personal live. there are photos of zuckerberg and his new wife. they got married on may 19th the day after the ipo.

they met at harvard and together more than nine years, and eagle eye viewers of viewers noticed two familiar faces on the video. there is a surprising cameo in this documentary airing on cctv. they were walking behind two police officers in shanghai in march. there is a freeze frame for you now. this is not clear if they were. >> and word of california national parks being the smoggiest in the nation. sequoia national park is home to the biggest and oldest living things on earth. scientists say it has ozone levels similar to that in los angeles. pollution is rising in san joaquin valley.

scientists say it's damaging pines and redwood seedlings. >> there is a winter ski season not exactly stellar so this memorial day, people are moving on. there are empty ski slopes being left behind and there is the other big atrack. that, of course is lake tahoe. >> and there is a typical memorial day. 30 degrees and snowing on saturday. and there is 60 degrees and sunny today. memorial day weekend is the start of the travel season in places but here in tahoe it's still considered a preseason of sorts in part because of the weather, today, sunny skies did bring out a number of people. there are in part because

they're striing to rebound from with a was a slow winter season. one of the driest on record. >> there is demand. they do have money but are nervous about spending. at this point we're up 10, 15 to 20%. >> and there is beside unusual attractions the owners are building a huge arena on the lake side of harvey's casino. there are big acts booked including maroon five and sugar land skm there is a live look, you can see they've moved on and all sorts of things. tonight at 6:00 we'll show you what it looks like from the top of heavenly ski resort. like many others had to trance form itself into a year-round

playground. >> still chilly for the beach. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00 heckling and hearing during a hearing in london. >> a scandal brought the pope to tears. he's been betrayed by one person he trusted with sensitive information. >> and michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live at n.just a moment a few minutes. you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com. >> and there is breezy conditions and becoming wide spread overnight, turning sunny and warmer. i'll be back with temperatures. 8t8t8t8t8taúaúxñçtp

world leaders condemning the massacre of more than 100 people in seara. activists reported a new attack today that killed 24 people. 90 others died in an attack. and there is a special envoy urged leaders to end the crisis peacefully. and now, russia's foreign minister says the syrian government bears most of the responsibility for what has been 15 months of carnage. activists say 12,000 people have been killed since march of last year. >> former british prime minister tony blair

interrupted by a heckler today as he testified by a panel investigating the phone hacking scandal. >> the heckler was removed by security. and the panel is looking into revations that "news of the world" tapped into the phones of crime victims and celebrities. blair testified he never challenged the brita media because doing so would have plunged his administration into a drawn out fight. >> you would have had virtually every part of the media against new doing it. i felt the price you would pay for that would push out a lot of the things i cared more about. >> blair led britain from is 997 to 2007, his labor party government has been criticized for being too close with the country's powerful newspapers. >> a vatican spokesman is denying reports that a cardinal is expected in the

vatican leak scandal. the pope's butler has been arrested for electric leaking confidence -- confidential corresponds sent to the pope. >> the pope's butler under arrest and accused of stealing confidential dums and leaking them to the italian media. today he said he will collaborate to ascertain the truth. the pope's spokesman says that is not true there is no cardinal under suspension. the leak, which began in january document wide spread corruption in the vatican including personal corresponds to the pope and allegations of money laundering and kickbacks at the secret tiff vatican bank. the head that have bank forced to resign last week as scandal engulfs the vatican. one newspaper reported the

85-year-old pontiff strugels to retain control. >> and his is the unofficial start of summer but it doesn't feel that way. >> and there is sandhya patel with an explanation. >> just sea breeze and marine layer but by the end of the week we'll see temperatures rising into 90s so there is a traegs beryl continuing to spread rain across the united states. numbers into washington, d.c. 90 and out towards west, 64 degrees in seattle. there are 66 in tahoe. here in the bay area there is temperatures coming up away from the coast. 73 in campbell. and there is along the

coastline a breezy, cool forecast. there is 57 in pacifica. there is breezy conditions and clouds lingering in daily city. 56 there. there is into the north bay, it's a little bit warmer. head out towards east bay, breezy and 65 in oakland. there is a mild sunny day there is 58 degrees in monterey. up to 72 inland. so it's just a minor warm up. there is warmer wednesday, thursday. >> dipping down again? >> exactly. >> and still ahead, the coin flip led to the creation of a san francisco-based beauty brand now an international sensation. the women behind benefit.

>> with gas prices the they way are, people are thinking about buying a new fuel-efficient car. dealerships aren't your only option. my tips on how to work with a broker coming up next. >> the news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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>> jean and janeford, faces behind benefit cosmetic autos they're beauty world's gorgeous dynamic duo. twins with matching lip gloss smiles. current makeup mogul was a kos metics empire expected to make three quarters of a billion dollars this year alone. it's a look inside of the rise of their beauty brand. glitteringly successful benefit cosmetics with glitz, glamour, song, and of course, humor. >> we wanted to do something never done before. >> like make money. >> yes. >> twin was larger than live personalities hail from cornfields of indiana landing a gig launching their careers modeling for calgon bath soap

over 30 years ago. >> that is a flub. >> they couldn't find twins. >> they saw our pictures. we came to new york and shot three commercials. >> and that is over a year. >> that is funny. >> modeling unexpectedly spring worded them into the launch of their beauty brand in san francisco. and it turns out they did it all because of their mother. >> she calls up and she says i'm coming out for a visit, are you married or do you have a job yet? we go, oh, nothing. >> we flipped a coin. we're going to open a kaser yol cafe or a makeup shop. and it landed on makeup. >> lucky for us the coins didn't land on casserole shop. the makeup line has some of the beautiful stunners like jennifer aniston, sarah jessica parker absolutely giddy over their products

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sky dive turned into a viral video. >> a crash landing in san diego bay. the audio of what's happening in the cockpit when the plane went down. >> and also ahead on abc 7 news the radio active problem spread from the quake and tsunami in japan to the california coast. çk

>> frightening moments for two men in a plane in san diego when the engine stopped. >> oh, my gosh. goitsing to hit that. >> take a look at this, this is amateur video of the plane on saturday. and the plane was flying in advertising banner, police say it had a mechanical fail skbrur released the pilot's radio recordings from just before the plane went down. >> may day, we lost our engine. going down.

>> and a salvage company pulled the plane from the water intact. >> update on the woman seen in frightening sky-diving video we showed you on friday mere on abc 7 news. the 81-year-old woman went terribly wrong. and all of which is caught on video and now has gone viral. this took place last year on her 80th birthday. here is abc news reporter dan harris. >> starts out as a charming tale about the 80-year-old celebrating her birthday with her sky dive. when they're at 13,000 feet, nerves set in. time to jump she's grasping at the door looks like she does not want to go. her instructor gets her out of the door. from there, only gets worse, her safety harness comes loose.

she's dangling there, her shirt whipped up, clinging to her instructor for dear life. they tumble at 125 miles per hour. and they come back down to earth. and while on this videotape she seemed shaken up and when kovr caught up with her, she seemed to have a sense of humor about the whole thing. >> i just held on. you do what you have got to do, you know? >> and she says her instructor did not force her out. she says it's a blessing her shirt blew up, blocking her view. >> i had just one little peep hole of light. and this is shining through. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00.

you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and abc 7 news at 5:00 continues right now with dan ashley. >> and a somber reminder we're still at war this memorial day as the bay area loses a mative son in afghanistan. i'm sandhya patel, summer like warmth is headed our way. i'll show you how high temperatures will get. >> stlaebts could have tourists flocking to san francisco in record numbers this summer. >> san francisco's presidio held one of the largest contribute united states in the nation this memorial day honoring those who died serving our country. >> patriots were fighting for many things.

for their families, their flag and above all, fighting for you. >> services made special pension this year of the end of the iraq war, as well as 50 years since our entry into the vietnam war. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carolyn tyler. here in the way bay area another somber reminder of what memorial day is all about. >> today we learned one of the latest fallen soldiers is from salinas. and announced a 21-year-old specialist died in afghanistan this weekend. >> and there is a devoted son and soldier serving in operation enduring freedom. and today there was a reading that included reading of