four kilograms of methamphetamine. and one kilogram of heroin. and a half kilo gram of crack cocaine. >> some are high powered rifles. there are 60 arrests including three suspects who allegedly tried to sell a grenade launcher to an under cover atf agent in richmond in march. shots were fired and guns recovered. >> these are taken out of hands of the worst of the worst of the criminals. >> the chief believes this led to a drop p violent crime. >> in just over eight weeks alone we've seen some work done, led to a 49% reduction in violent crimes. >> this group has given the neighborhood a breather. the community needs to continue to work with it.

>> and besides the 60, another 30 were arrested and face state charges including twin brothers selling guns out of their east oakland body shop. we'll have more on them tonight at 6:00. in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. and san jose police are trying to determine if foul play was involved in the death of a man found floating in a pond. divers from the sheriff's department made the discovery this morning. police say it appears to be the same man reported missing yesterday evening by some friends. the area where the man was found is normally closed to the public, his identity has not been released and detectives have joined the investigation to determine if a crime was committed. >> detectives in central valley working on a murder case on an accomplished businessman. he is an award winning author,

historian and real estate developer. higens was killed on a walk near his second home in merced. detectives say there are signs of trauma but they have to wait for autopsy results to determine how he died. they say now, they have no suspects. >> there is a 6-year-old boy left paralyzed and comatose from a drunk driving crash died. he died friday in oakland. the boy had been clinging to life since the may 18th crash in berkeley. the boy's mother died at the scene. she was on track to graduate from uc berkeley. her boyfriend was critically injured. police say his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when he crashed into a tree. >> a former san francisco school employee pleaded not guilty to raping three women last year. and he is charged with 24 felony counts.

police say he attacked his victims from behind, then punched and violently beat them. he was spotted on surveillance video and arrested. investigators say they found his dna at the crime scenes. his trial is expected to begin in september. >> the city of camp bales building inspector is looking into a problem abc 7 news reported last night. both elevators in a senior complex are down and residents say they've been left to fend for themselves since friday night. we have today's developments. >> this problem has been compounded because of the long holiday weekend. but i've been on the fob a couple times today with the top building inspector. he just made a personal visit to the property. he assures me he's working with police, fire and building management to make sure everyone here is safe. and that this repairs are

being made as quickly as possible. >> this stairwell has been this way since friday night. >> how many people can't do this? >> 50%. >> vicky is among the worst off. she has ms and confined like a prisoner to the 11th floor. >> you're like, you feel like you're trapped in a box. >> the complex houses about 160 low income seniors. there is a fire triggered sprinklers and water disabled the electrical panel. otis repair company is here today and management declined our request for interview they said fixing elevators is a top priority. residents say serving not fine and they're recruited to make those delivery autos i'm exhausted.

i don't know how many longer i can do this. people are running out of food. we can't cart groceries up. >> one church has been turned away. >> they rejected our assistance at this point. they feel this is under control. >> the company has no estimated time of repair. and residents are furious. >> all kinds of excuses. there are people in wheelchairs and walker who's cannot move up or down. >> the city building inspector says that until at least one elevator is repaired he has told building management they may need to make sure anyone who can't get up and down the stairs does have their access issue as dressed. he's confident that that is happening. and if not, then, and of the residents may have to be temporarily relocated. in campbell abc 7 news.

>> thank you. acalifornia ledge slay you're could have a big impact in reducing how much pg&e customers pay for the pipeline upgrade program. there are bills in the works calling for using fines to pay for the upgrades. abc 7 news is live in san bruno with the story. heather? >> well, there are currently three penalty proceedings underway against pge at the state public utilities commission. the outcome could be in the hundreds of millions of dollars which could go a long way to preventing a rate increase if the law will allow it. the glenn view-crestmore neighborhood is abuzz with construction replacing some of the 38 homes destroyed in a 20 so natural gas pipeline explosion. now, pg&e needs to upgrade the system in an estimated cost of $5 kbrinl over 50 years. jerry hill and senator mark leno have come up with a plan

they hope will safe ratepayers from paying most of the bill. regulator fines levied against pg&e would go towards covering costs of the upgrade. >> the minimum expected fine of $200 million if applied towards pipe replacement would save about $660 million. a fine of $500 million could save ratepayers over $1.6 billion. >> we couldn't have a position on the bill and there is support for a similar bill that senator leno introduced early yir this year. i hope this goes through and they're not going to raise our rates and charge us for something you should have been doing all along. this should have never happened. >> and. >> it will be hurt by the

committee on june 12th at the earliest. >> and heather looked bundled up there. it's chilly out. >> yes. there is a breeze going too. >> and there is temperatures have come up this afternoon by a few degrees. this evening, looking for clear skies. low 50s to mid-60s. there are patches of fog out there. areas of fog in the morning and low clouds. there is tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies and warmer with temperatures up into low 60s to mid-80s, if that is not warm up we're going to take temperatures up into low 90s range. >> thank you. >> ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 a note from steve jobs hits the auction block. what it real veals about his

early ideals. >> i think the fame is worth it. >> and celebrity status for one 7th grader putting his school on the map. >> and we're taking a look at the skyway in san francisco today. on the left side, you can see traffic heading towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. it's slow. but it's at least crawling along. we'll have more coming up next. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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a fremont 7th grader put his school on the map. he took third place in the national geographic bee.

his classmates threw a big party for him. amy hollyfield was there. local celebrations is becoming the norm for the 13-year-old. this 7th grader just returned from the national spelling bee. >> before the flight at washington, d.c. i got a bit tired of it. and this fame is worth it. >> teachers and classmates couldn't be prouder of him. >> one of our 8th graders i pull him aside at the locker and just put his arm around him and go you were awesome and look good on tv. you did a great job. >> he took third place in the contest and came home with 10,000s oodz i'd like to go to harvard. i don't, i haven't thought about a career. >> he settles back into normal life he says he can't help but think about what he could have

done differently to win the top prize. >> maybe if i had studied a bit more i may have come first place. it's hard to remember all of the, like, lakes and stuff, maybe. this is hard to know where they are. >> he studied six to eight hours a day two weeks. he says right now, his school wants to celebrate this big accomplishment. >> i don't feel proud, exactly or embarrassed. i feel in the middle. not too proud. boatful, but content. >> he is handle things well. and is keeping himself in check. he says he would like to go on "jeopardy". he's working on grooming his 5-year-old sister who he says is starting to show an interest in geography. >> cool kid. >> and there is nearly 300

experts spellers will take part in the spelling bee. one in particular stands out. >> there is easy if you happen to be this 6-year-old. she's been reading since he was two, competing in spelling bees from the ripe old age of three. and is the youngest person ever to qualify for the scipps national spelling bee i'm not really a kid, i'm more like it's fun. >> and when she grows up she says she wants to be an olympic swimmer or an astro biologist. one or another will do. a hand written memo from steve jobs is expected to fetch up to 15,000s thdz month. job wrote the memo working nights at atari. he describes ways atari could

add quote fun and funk yalt to one of the arcade games. and it includes a buddhist mantra. he left the company that summer to travel through india. >> and more trouble on the way for struggling black berry maker research in motion. job cuts are just the beginning there. let's go to emily chang live with today's after the bell report. >> saying it will be making reductions and spending and will probably report a loss this quarter that will be the first since 2004. the struggling black berry maker hired jp morgan chase to advise on strategic options. shares way down, and when a

company says it's hiring bankers shares this would suggest they're focusing on the fact there will be another rough quarter. the company is facing an exodus of customers and put in pressure on man tomt make big changes. >> taking a look at stocks today, the broader market kicked off with green arrow as cross the board. there is speculation greece may stay in the euro. and every member was higher ted. china's version of twitter started a new sensorship system. and will award a starring score of 80 points every time a user makes a comment deemed offensive, points will be deducted. when a user reaches zero, the account will be cancelled. violations include everything from calling for protests to, as they call it promoting

cults to insulting china's honor, it will punish blogger who's switch characters to avoid censorship. government worries about the growing influence of micro bloggers contributed to this crack down. >> the company says it will prevent it's users from spreading false news and launching personal attacks. and google unveiled a faster version of the lap tops. the light weight lap tops will be three times as fast and will have a new user interface providing tools for software outside of the browser, it debutted about a year ago. in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> thank you. >> and with you we must go faster. >> yes. >> and sandhya patel here with weather. >> there is warm weather is

going happen. >> briefly. right? >> yes. and tired of hearing complaints from larry. we're going to warm it up here, there is a live picture from our camera. there is where you can see clear skies, temperatures have been slowly coming up. let's take a look at satellite picture, you'll see we did have low clouds this morning but clouds have he cleared away. breezy out of the west northwest at 20 miles per hour. it's running about five to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. and we're moving into the right direction. it's up to 80 degrees in fairfield. that may end up th high for the day. and there are 60s and 70s in between. low clouds and wrmer weather

next two days. going turn cooler and breezier. we'll go to 90s then drop back down, high pressure building in. warmer days inland. and there is first thing in the morning low clouds in the morning and cool pockets, mid-40s into coolest north bay valleys. areas of clouds and fog in the morning and we'll see clearing for afternoon. starting out with clouds that pull away quickly. temperatures will rise, going into 60s along the coastline. inland areas into mid-80s turning into low 90s for thursday. here is a look at temperatures. 82 in santa rosa tomorrow. up to 64 in san francisco. 69 across the bay. mid-80s for fairfield and

livermore, 75 in fremont. 76 on the peninsula. 80 degrees in san jose. and there is 62 degrees and inland areas, morgan hill, 82 degrees, 84 in gilroy. accu-weather forecast there is a warm weather, thursday, mid-60s to low 90s inland. we'll come down but still into the summer like range and there is cooler saturday, sunday, and monday. going to be a sharp drop off looking at temperatures, upper 70s and breezy. into warmest elections o on -- locations on sunday. >> it wants to be summer, but not that much. >> exactly. it's transition time. >> next on abc 7 news at 4:00 latest on justin beiber legal troubles. >> and a stray dog ran its way

into a new home. and became a viral video celebrity along the way. look at him go. >> then at 5:00 empty promises of money from these license plates would go and where it end ended up. >> tuesday afternoon, time to check the afternoon commute. things are looking great for everybody heading into san francisco. we showed you another side of the bridge. it's looking good as you continue down towards 101 south. smooth sailing at this hour, stay with us. the news continues. lñ9t9t9teñeñeñeñ9ñ9ñ9ñ9ñ9t

run little stop, run. one stray dog is now an internet sensation. a group went 1,000 miles through tibet and following a group of cyclists after one threw the dog a chicken drum stick. the dog latched on to the group and volumed -- followed them 20 days, climbing 12 mountains. some of the mountains 13,000 feet high. and this group decided to adopt the dog.

>> it was the right thing to do. >> the dog is awesome. >> super cool. >> the blach lowerett dishing on her worst moment of the season. >> and the justin beiber battery case. >> justin beiber is in europe but when he comes back to l.a. he could be facing a serious lawsuit. he allegedly got physical with a photographer. man filed a police report and went to the hospital for injuries. l.a. sheriff tells us they forwarded the report to the district attorney's office. no word yet from his representatives. >> and there is a episode of the bachlorette. >> i tell someone to leave in the not nicest of ways.

>> next week she takes a remaining blach lors to bermuda. and remember last season? well, she just celebrated her one-year anniversary with a man who won her heart last year. they spent the weekend in cancun. he wrote beautiful day, beautiful girl, a margarita and who could ask for more? go to otrc.com for more entertainment news. >> facebook executives don't seem to be too worried about the stock price. they're sending out a friend request. >> and there is election day violence in texas. a drive by in a polling place z later... >> has he friended you on facebook? >> prince harry talks to katie couric about how queen elizabeth is modernizing the monarchy.

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live in menlo park city hall with that story. david? >> officials have been sending facebook expansion plans for months. tonight the public gets to weigh in in a meeting. and one opponent expected to show up here tonight is the neighboring town of atherton, concerned about traffic. >> there is one thing facebook has besides $16 kbrinl is land. this is existing campus is 57 acres and is seeking permission to develop 22 acres on the other side of the road. to be linked by an underground tunnel with a people mover. the existing east campus and west campus could have 9,000 employees and that means traffic. menlo park has a plan to restrict it in stead of look at number of people there is a cap amount. so it's 15,000 trips per day. there is a specific from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

2600 trips. and then, 15,000 for the day. and residents don't seem too aarmed by number autos this is hard to imagine getting worse. >> so you're not concerned about the fact there might be 9,000 people working? >> there is not a concern. >> one could be the rocky start as a public company, whether it will need 9,000 employees. and we haven't seen earnings so a lot of people are making their trades based on trying to guess what the future is going to be. >> the hearing on the expansion is on the agenda tonight underway at 7:00 p.m. and congratulations to david louie working at abc 7 marking his 40th year, his 40th anniversary. >> and just hours with primary

win in texas mitt romney will have delegates to become the republican nominee for president. he has 1086 delegates and needs 1144 to clinch the nomination. texas can get them there with 152 dell gis at stake w challengers now out of contention romney turned his attention to the presidential race and is in las vague yag yas and just spoke at a rally there. he told a crowd his focus is on jobs. >> get those tax rates down so small business can hire people. my priority has to be putting americans to work. and it is. and i'll get that job done he will be raking cash during a stop will be in hillsborough. >> a man was shot in the leg today outside of a polling station. the man standing on a busy street in hidalgo county

holding a sign for a local candidate when he got shot. officials say it did not interrupt the voting there. >> the u.s. joined 7 other western countries in expelling syrian diplomats from their capitols in protest of last week's massacre. >> this is a way to demonstrate the international community's disgust and horror at actions taken by the assad regime. >> the number of people killed is now at 108. most were shot at close range inside of their homes and many victims were women and children. syrian officials denied any army role in the massacre but some are claiming it was the work of government-backed militias. 10,000 people have been killed since the uprising against the government broke out in march of last year. >> for an update on the

earthquake in northern itally. 16 people are reported killed and dozens buried after the 5.8 quake hit and felt as far as aus streea. it's the second quake to hit in the last nine days. factories, warehouses and churches collapsed and thousands were left homeless. government officials say over 200 people were injured and seven people missing. a 6.0 quake vuk may 20th, killing seven people. >> subject of quakes steep mountain range west of lake tahoe could generate earthquakes. and this is they used a new technology to owe look at the tech tonic activity obscured by vegetation. this detection ranging uncovered more substantial seismic hazards than anyone believed. and quakes of this magnitude could trigger landslides from

truckee to south end of tahoe. >> and still to come on abc 7 news, the bay area stands out during white house medal of honor carry moan autos good to sh -- and about to get more expense why fly. >> looking here, sunny skies over san jose. warmer. much warmer weather coming up. i'll show you when 9 ows will be coming into the accu-weather forecast. >> there is a look at our traffic camera. traffic on the left is 80 east. and the traffic on the right is heading towards san francisco. crawling in both directions.

a rock legend being recognized with the country's highest honor. the president handed out the presidential medal of freedom during a special ceremony given out to individuals who made significant contributions to the country or world peace. bob dylan recognized as and the co-founder of the united farm workers. >> without negotiating experience dolores helped lead a boycott to help growers to agree to farm worker contracts. >> also honored today a posthumous award for gordon

hirobyashi, author tony morrison, astronaut john glenn and pat semen, also >> and there is another nice day, but you're asking for more heat. >> i'm asking for more hee. we'll see if we get some. >> and there is some warmer weather coming our way. there are national high temperatures tomorrow, showers from tropical depression beryl continue across the southeastern united states. 91 in atlanta. 90 degrees in miami. 92 in dallas. 60s around minneapolis. 102 degrees in phoenix. some of the heat will extend into california. you'll see it here. tomorrow afternoon, chico, sacramento, fresno 92 degrees, 74 degrees in los angeles. you'll see the sun. similar patterns in the bay area, we'll start out with morning gray, then turning sunny and warmer. there is 68 degrees in

millbrae. 71 san mateo. there is mid 70s in palo alto. there is a 59 in pacifica. downtown san francisco, 64 degrees, daily city, 60. into the north bay, you'll feel warmth there. 82 in santa rosa. there is 73 in castro valley. 87 in brentwood. for the monterey bay, up to 74 in santa cruz. 7 owe in watsonville. 82 degrees heading out and there is. >> there is a warmer forecast next few day autos thank you. >> and today, just minutes ago we're proud to honor one of our colleagues. what a great run. four decades.

>> this is amazing. david louie who reported from facebook just minutes ago is celebrating his 40th anniversary at kgo-tv. he's been sharing great stories with viewers throughout four decades using film, then videotape then dijal media. now, even twitter. >> he's an unstoppable force. and we'll honor his achievements in a special story at 6:00. there has got to be cake upstairs or something. >> you would hope. >> he's out in the field. we'll have to save him a piece. >> next on abc 7 news at 4:00 a father watching in shock. his daughter drops in an 18 foot free fall from a climbing wall. >> good after the foon, hybrids aren't the only way to get 40 miles per gallon. i'm michael finney. today, five new super efficient cars including one that can save you money, just ahead. >> abc 7 news continues right

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rock climbing. here is matt gutman. >> watch this, moment of prid pride... in a heartbeat becomes terror. jeff watches his 11-year-old daughter free fall from 18 feet. he had taken them to a florida marlins ball game then to this climbing wall saturday. in this video you can see the 11-year-old scale a wall. and then, something goes wrong. >> launch again as she begins plummeting. >> her head hit the concrete. there is a smack and a smash. >> and he dropped his phone and vaulted, fast. >> i got to her and i'm just going be alive, be alive. >> she regained consciousness, you can hear her whimpering.

>> morning she's recuperating at jackson memorial hospital after suffering a concussion. >> i remember falling but i don't remember the ambulance ride. >> do you remember saying anything to your dad? >> i thought it was a dream. i remember saying wake up. >> accord to a study, 600 kids were injured on man made walls in 2010. and this is rare. the marlins organization said it closed the wall and is investigating this accident. as for emily... >> are you going to go rock climbing again? ever? >> if i have a helmet on, i guess. >> matt gutman, abc news. >> poor little girl, there. bag keys, and all part of a modern cost of flying. now, uncle sam wants you to pay a little bit more, tsa wants to add another $2.50 per flight. tsa's budget is set to be cut.

the agency says it would help pain tain funding on security. >> and a sek sek man is suing united airlines for immorally rescinding the lifetime perks including seat upgrades and bonus miles this, is a class action suit claiming united retroactively demoted benefits to the passengers after a merger with continental accuses united of breech of contract. united says that is without merit. >> and expensive to fly, also to drive with high fuel prices everyone is looking for ways to save on gas. >> right. there is a study. >> there is a new survey just taken. what. >> and there is gas mileage. >> and autso makers are promoting new fuel savers. consumer reports shows tests

to see how they stack up. >> there is a a smaller, less expensive version. ford promoting it's gas-saving focus. >> this is to is the honda's new hf. how well can these four vehicles stretch your dollars? >> this is the highest of any car consumer reports tested. >> but it is slow to ak celebrate. -- sell rate. the rabin -- cabin is noisey. as forth cars, manufacturers make current models more fuel efficient with modifications like tires and add ons.

these vehicles are promising 40 miles per gallon or better on the highway. consumer reports used this device to measure the mileage. and there are tests show they get 40 miles per gallon or better. >> there is an improvement but you pay $500 extra for the saving options. >> instead, consider the mazda gets 32 miles per gallon in the test. that is better than eernl the cruise eco and costs less. if your heart is set on a prius, consumer reports says your better off buying a good used prius. this is reliable and giving

you more room. >> any worry about battery life? if you buy used it's going to be shorter live? >> have you to keep track. these things just keep chugging along oo. that is interesting. >> thank you. >> and coming up katie touri touric -- couric's exclusive interviews and they talk about memories of their mother. >> what is your favorite vegetable? >> michelle obama goes further in answering that question. and discloses one vegetable she cannot stand. >> also, the girl fight caught on tape. you'll hear how victim families is using the tape to try to bring an end to bullying. >> and now, diane sawyer is here with a look at what she's working on. >> weather around the country, we're in the middle there are

wildfires and heat warnings sending kids home from school today. we have experts ready to tell you what think think may happen next. and katie couric got access to the royals tonight on abc. we'll have a preview of prince william and prince hairy talking about their grandmother and their c

michelle obama admits there is one vegetable she does not want to see on her plate. she stopped by good morning america studios today talking about her new book "american grown". and she also did a gardening demonstration with school kids and answered questions about personal preferences she says she loves broccoli but beats? no. >> one thing the president and i don't really like are beets. that is broblly the only, we don't have beets.

we're a no-beet garden werk believe there is a beet gene. you love them or hate them. neither of of us have the beet gene. >> i'll eat beets but rather not. >> the first lady released her recipe for corn soup with summer vegetables. we have it posted under see it on tv. >> britain is abuzz over events celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee the celebration of the 60 years she's been on the thrown. -- throne. there is a preview at wins y0er -- winsor castle. >> do you think the queen's ability to change with the times has helped the monarchy endure? >> yes w out a doubt. she's getting the family to move with the times. and i think that is important. you can't get stuck in a

old-age situation when everything else around you is changing. you have to get with it. >> now she has a you tube page. she hasn't friended you on facebook? no. she hasn't. >> has she friended you? >> you're 27. your brother, 29. can you imagine taking on that level of responsibility at such a young age? >> no. not a chance. this tour has been a brief insight into what she has to deal with at a young age. and it's age 24, confronted with the world media. you know? you can see knit her face now. and the way she parades herself is immaculate. she's learned from years of experience. >> i heard there is a small intimate wedding at westminister abby last year. you said he were as nervous as your brother? >> everybody was. and the whole thing was a bit of a blur. there are god knows how many

millions or billions of eyes focused on us. and mainly those two. >> and it must have been wonderful to see him so happy and hard not to have your mother there. >> of course it was. i think she had the best seat in the house, probably. she would have loved to be there. and loved kate. >> i spoke with your brother. he said though your mom wasn't able to attend your wedding, that she had the best seat in the house. >> deaf knitly. no. she did. >> you must have missed her so much that day. >> it was very difficult. i prepared beforehand so i was sort of mentally prepared so i didn't want any wobbling lips or anything going on. it's the one time since she's died i've thought would it be fantastic if she was here. and how sad for her not being able to see it there is more of the exclusive interviews inside winsor palace. a special two-hour edition of 20-20 tonight at 9:00. thanks for joining us for abc

7 news at 4:00 i'm larry beil. you can keep track on twitter and facebook.com. abc 7 news continues right now. >> thank you. coming up, the girl fight in vallejo being used by a victim to teach students, and schools a lesson about bull eyeing. >> a california vanity plates that never delivered on promises made to families of september 11th victims. >> and there is a sea breeze relaxes, temperatures will rise. i'll have the warmest days of the week coming up. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we begin with a disturbing video. >> sh shows an 11-year-old girl being beaten in school. you can see an older girl attacking the younger student, hitting her while she struggles on the ground. the parents want the school district to take action. abc 7 news is live in value

lay tow hoont. >> there is certainly hard to watch. the mother of the student is so upset she was meeting with someone from the district attorney's office asking that office to crack down on this kind of bullying. this video taken by a student shows the 11-year-old6th grader being punched by an 8th grader. also dragged and her hair pulled while other students from hogan middle school watched and did nothing. williams says she bt didn't know the stud wrent who attacked her. >> i remember me doing my hair, then i felt a hand on my shoulder. i turned like i'm being punched it happened last month at the school. and these pictures taken by her mom. her face swollen, her mother says her daughter suffered some memory loss and says it's hard for her to watch the