support? >> and the sheriff fights to keep a crucial piece of evidence away from the ethics commission. abc news begins in 60

facebook gets liked tonight by the menlo park city council. >> the newly public company wants to stretch its wings. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> facebook wants to add thousands of people and square footage and tonight got the go ahead from city officials. but despite its disappointing stock performance since going public 10 days ago. alan wang is live in menlo park where not everyone is supportive of this plan. >> as big as the plan is to expand facebook, the decision was hung up on an argument over a street corner in neighboring aterring ton. >> we are here because we are concerned the eir from the

facebook expansion project is unsatisfactory. >> cityish ifs marched -- city officials marched in to complain about a proposed second left hand turn lane at the corner of marsh and middle field road. it would accommodate the potential traffic congestion from the project, but atherton said it would be unsafe. >> one of the things we had indicated was you under estimated the traffic by 25%. >> facebook wants to expand the existing 57-acre campus and build a new 22-acre campus on the other side of bay front expressway with a tunnel connecting both campuses. it could add 600 facebook employees on top of the 3,500. but the potential traffic back up into neighboring atherton could have them diewlg in court. >> i listen to what your lawyers and our lawyers say and it is quite different.

>> you have complied with the law, and you have done it in a timely and thorough fashion. and the fact that atherton came in late with a new proposal is really not your problem. >> the city of menlo park says it will limit the number of vehicle trips to and from facebook at 15,000 a day. facebook said they hillary strict the number of vehicles and encourage employees to ride share and bicycle to work. but it nay not satisfy -- it may not satisfy them. >> we have to do what we think is right for atherton and just like as you have to do what you think is right for men low park. >> aside from the $15 million in benefits for the city of menlo park over the next 14 years, the city says the overall benefit to the entire region outweighs the squabble over the street corner. it unanimously passed the facebook expansion plan and promised to work with atherton in the future.

reporting live, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thanks very much. and as a backdrop, facebook's stop -- stock fell to a new low closing at $24.84 a share. in all, facebook stock has dropped about 24% below its initial public offering price of $38 a share a week and a half ago. on paper mark zuckerberg has lost $1.5 billion on paper and is no longer one of the world's 40 richest people. an ethics commission hearing forced the suspended sheriff to continue to go on. critical decisions could be made. john alston is live from city hall with the latest. >> as you said, the ethics commission is inside and members have been added for more than five hours. at 10:00 members of the public got a chance to public on the case. the suspended sheriff is in the front row with his attorney as the commission tries to come up with procedures to deal with the official misconduct case. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in a domestic

violence incident. the commission decided some witnesses will testify in person and others in writing and subpoenas should go out by june 13th. the mayor's side is fighting for more of the phone records which the share i have -- the sheriff's attorney is fighting. >> it should have been concluded by now, but the mayor filed charges before he was ready to prove them. he won't prove them at all, but at least we can establish that before the end of the month. >> arrangements are being made to have his wife testify by video from venezuela. the i-team reporter dan noyes traveled there to interview her earlier this month. she desperately wants to keep private video taken by a neighbor that has her crying pointing to a bruise her husband made grabbing her during an argument on new year's eve.

tonight the commission did not address what it intended to do about the video. the commission also decided it would take a majority vote of the five members to then pass the case to the board of supervisors which would ultimately decide whether ross gets to keep his job as sheriff. the next meeting is june 19th. live at san francisco city hall, abc7 news. jay thank you. -- >> thank you. a mother has started a campaign to crackdown on bullying after a student attacked her daughter at school. this video shows williams, a 6th grader being punched repeatedly last month by an eighth grader at hogan middle school. williams' mother posted the video on-line and started a petition to create tough new anti-bullying measures. she wants the bullies arrested and have their parents' names released. she is not happy with how the school handled the case. >> the principal said we can't

know everything that is going on at all times with these kids. we are not expected to know. i said yes you are. josh -- >> i felt a hand on my shoulder and i looked around and started being punched. >> they say positive measures have been implemented and no further action will be taken. williams' mother says her daughter didn't even know her attacker. an up and coming arena football player was found dead in a santa clara hotel room. the cause of johnny curtain's death is unknown, but his team and fans are shocked. lisa amin gulezian joins us live from hp pavilion in san jose with more. lisa? >> ama, johnny curtain had one of the biggest nights of his career at hp pavilion on saturday night of the two days later he was dead. this was johnny curtain's moment on saturday night when he scored the game winning

touchdown in overtime for the sabercats. the 26-year-old was just traded to the sabercats this month and showed promise immediately. he scored three touchdowns on saturday. then on monday night police found his body. >> an adults male was found deceased in one of the rooms. there is no sign of a crime or any type of foul play. >> another player found him in his room in santa clara. the team houses players at the hotel during the season. investigators won't say how curtain died. the team's head coach and co-owner released this statement saying, quote, he was such a great kid, and in the short time he was in san jose he was such a valued member of our organization's family. >> i remember seeing him on saturday night scoring our winning touchdown. >> eric is a sabre cat fan club president. >> i haven't missed a sabre cat home game probably since

2002. >> he placed flowers at the team's training facility in sunnyvale today after hearing about curtain's death. >> he was on a major role. he was coming up and learning the offensive scheme. >> curtain was supposed to help take the sabercats to the arena bowl in new orleans. he was also slowly becoming part of the south bay community. >> a lot of the sabercats, they come around here and you talk to them like they are your neighbor or somebody that is a real good friend. >> the sabercats both play in -- they will play in milwaukee. at that time the team will honor curtain by wearing stickers of his number on their helmets. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. coming up, the newly discovered benefit of asprin. why it could help cut the risk of skin cancer.

>> and planned parenthood caught in a video sting. >> and a brain surgeon makes a bone headed decision before popping the question. and then on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline, a rare interview with prince william and prince harry. they open up against their grandmother and the secret heartache they fell at the royal wedding. millions of families at risk of a crisis. >> abc news at 11:00 continues after this.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. politics, mitt romney clinched the nomination delegate wise today with a resounding win in the texas primary. the former massachusetts governor campaigned in colorado while picking up the lope -- the lone star state's delegates. it gives him more than the 1,144 needed to claim the republican nomination. romney will be in the bay area tomorrow for a fundraiser at a hills burr roar estate sh -- hillsboro estate.

planned parent hood says it has fired an employee caught on videotape helping a woman plan an abortion if her baby is a girl. the anti-choice group called live action released a youtube video of it happening. live action equiped a woman with a hidden camera and sent her to a clinic in austin, texas. she tells the planned parenthood staffer she wants to know the baby's gender and why. >> because then i would want to schedule -- schedule an ultrasound with an ob around then and then i would still be able to come back here for a termination. >> there -- >> as we said, planned parent hood fired that woman and it retrained the staff. the video was released to coincide with the house vote on baning so called sex selection abortions. six people are dead after

another earthquake. it was centered north of balona. thousands are homeless and many are living in tent cities. the ground hasn't stopped rumbling since a more powerful quake battered the region leaving seven people dead. more than 800 aftershocks large and small have been reported in the area not known for seismic activity. we want to pass along an important health item. the study out today finds people who took a low dose of asprin or ibuprofen for three years were 13% less likely to develop squimish cell carcinoma and less likely for malignant melanoma. >> if you were to take a hundred people who have squimish cell carcinoma, maybe 15 would have gotten it if they were taking a lot of

asprin. >> one theory is that it suppresses inflammatory pathways blocking an ability to expand. doctors caution that for some people taking pain reliever itself can cause serious internal bleedings. the findings are published on-line in the journal "cancer." the google founder is showing off the futuristic glasses and he is letting the -- letting gavin newsom get a peek on his talk show. >> that is somebody's finger. >> the governor is looking at a photo moments before using the new google glasses. he let newsom try them on for the new gavin newsom show. during the interview he asks how they work. >> the idea is that you want to be free to experience the

world without fussing with a fun. notice i already took a picture of you. >> the high-tech tablases could be available -- glasses could be available next year. the uss nimitz arrived for the birthday celebration. it is one of the largest warships anywhere in the world. it is spectacular. it is set to depart for home port in everett, washington tomorrow. 3,000 sailors on board the craft. our weather was spectacular as well. >> sandhya patel is tracking it for us. warming up it sounds like. >> absolutely, dan and ama. it was warm in the bay area. i want to show you the highs. we will fast-forward to summer. we will start to see some 90s here. today's temperatures 61 in san francisco and got up into the mid70s santa rosa and napa. up to 80 degrees in morgan

hill, antioch, fairfield. upper 70s for concord and livermore. 66 in san carlos and 72 in san jose. if you missed today's nice weather, check out the sunset from the high definition emeryville camera. this is spectacular view as the sun went down at 8:24 p.m. skies cleared out, but tonight we have fog back and low clouds from san francisco down the san mateo coast. temperatures in the 50s. antioch 69 degrees. low clouds and fog tonight. warmer the next two days. and we are looking at cooler and breezier weather. you can see it in the accu-weather seven-day forecast. here is the satellite and radar. this is the area of high pressure that is nudging its way toward the coast. and as it builds in, warmer weather is expected especially inland for your wednesday and your thursday. first thing tomorrow morning it will be cool especially in the valleys. you will want to bundle up as

you head out the door and you will see some low clouds and fog. fog may actually create low visibility in spots and you might need a little extra time as you head out the door. mid40s napa and 48 in san rafael and 50 san francisco and half moon bay. 47 in santa cruz. a little on the gray side, 48 degrees and 50 in san jose. in the morning, the low clouds and fog will clear away sooner as we start to see the pattern undergoing change with the ridge building in. we will go with 60s along the coast. the sea breeze will prevent you from getting too warm. mid80s inland. here are the specific temperatures for your wednesday afternoon. 81 in the south bay in campbell. sarasaratoga up to 80 degrees. on the peninsula, it is low to mid70s around san mateo and redwood city and palo alto. 59 pacifica and 62 half moon bay. downtown san francisco, you are coming up a couple degrees. 64 tomorrow and sunny. in north bay you are looking at 60s along the coastline,

but most areas in the 80s aside from san rafael. 69 in oakland. low 70s for union city, castro valley. inland areas, you are coming back up to normal and even above normal in some instances over the next couple days. 85 fairfield and dublin. 84 for livermore. a warm day. around the monterey bay, 74 in santa cruz. inland areas like gilroy, 84 degrees. it is warmer the next two days. 92 inland on thursday. that's when we hit our peak. 66 along the coastline. the temperatures will stay within that range. it turns breezy and cooler. notice mid50s on sunday. coast side upper 70s inland. the temperatures are bottoming out on monday. we will see a few more clouds, and it will be cooler. tomorrow morning we will have weather updates to get you out the door. coming up next, the

trespassing bear. >> and the video a neighbor captured when it got in their backyard. stay with

los angeles county authorities are tracking a trespasser. he was last seen in a swimming pole behind a home in monrovia. he is unoblivious to the attention he is getting and ignoring residents while swimming his laps. this suspect is described as four-legged and furry and weighing about 300 pounds. anyone who sees him in southern california is being urged to enjoy the show from a safe distance. do not approach. >> i'm sure he doesn't care. he is at the top of the food chain. a brain surgeon admits it was not the smartest idea. his plan to propose to his girl friend went horribly wrong. he decided to pop the question on a beach in florida. he buried the ring in the sand thinking his girlfriend would find it while digging. you know what happened next. a dozen people helped the couple search for a few hours. a metal detecting company finally found it and she did say yes. >> he may be a brain surgeon, but he is no rocket scientist.

>> no. >> not the brightest move. this is not so sweet. agony for the a's and joy for the giants. you know you have done something special when you pass willie mays in the record books. cabrera had them going wild with a may to remember.

this is the definition of pay back. they didn't want to pay josh willingham in the off season so he left for three years $21 million and with the a's stoping a six-game slide they had to deal with mr. willingham in the 9th. parkers' one and two record is not reflecting how well he pitched this year. another stellar effort. a nice play. parker goes six and allowed four hits and no runs.

cocoa crisp makes it a 2-0 game. it is 2-0 athletics. he is trying to close it out or not. base hit to right and then he walks a man. slugging from minnesota. here it comes and there it goes. good night, game over and drive home safely. should have paid me. a walkoff three-run homer. 3-2 twins and the a's have lost seven straight games. i think josh feels good. through the legs and crawford, what a play. got him. arizona was up 1-0 in the 6th. buster posey to the gap and ask cabrera scores standing up. he is all over this game. the milk man in the eighth and

cheering because he gave him a reason to celebrate. he set a giants record and three more hits tonight and setting the table for posey. the sack fly brings him home. the giants win and they are four games over 500. the milk man is unbelievable right now. the spurs coach and he could go into the t-shirt business. everybody is talking about his rants when he said "i want to see some nasty." >> put your body on it. it is a big boy game. >> it is a big boy game. message received loud and clear. tony parker and tim duncun is dunking. spurs in control all night. does it get anymore wide open. he had 34.

he had 30. two minutes to go and kevin durant. thunder within seven and ginobili with the big three. 120-111. san antonio have won 20 straight games. big boy game. they take a 2-0 lead in the western conference finals. serena williams was in tears. her earliest exit ever. her opponent cranked 111. saw vena was up and could -- serena was up and could not close it out. he evened the match at a set apiece. they jumped out to the lead as serena just crumbled. 47 unforced errors. 4-6, heavy sf -- 7-6. >> thank you, larry. "night loin" is up next. -- "nightline" is up next. >> the news continues tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 a.m. >> thank you for watching.

we appreciate your time. we'll see you tomorrow.