h-.7 impressive.cycle police dump trucks and buses used to block off the end of market street and several blocks of california. large clouds gathered behind barricades. >> i just wanted to say... i believe in our president and in the future of the country. >> most people were just interested in seeing the motorcade but there were protestors. some wanted an end to the war in afghanistan. others wanted an end to arctic drilling. and tea partiers who wanted an end to the obama administration. >> i feel like we'vet( got to find the beat. >> we want president obama to understand two things. one is that this might be san francisco but we're -- not everybody is going to roll out the red carpet when he comes. >> and the visit created a

hurdle. workers had to show their business cards and id in order to get past the police barricades. >> i work in the building. and. >> what do you think chances are? >> not g i zront a business card with me. i should. >> live and learn. and in over three hours the president was in the san francisco financial district we never did see him get out of the car. they had him pull into a tent and my colleague has been out at the airport where the president arrived and then, departed. and what did you see out there? >> the people paid a hefty price to see the president while those invited here can meet and greet him paid nothing for what they kayqx a chance of añi lifetime.

>> this arrival is a majestic sight. for this crowd the fact the president is on board had them cheering in the chilly, windy weather. >> this was a small contingent of volunteer who's left bleachers and waited at the bottom of the stairs. >> i'm anxious about the campaign. and i know we have to get out of the vote. >> this is an extra perk to be able to meet him. >> the welcome committeeu! included gavin news yam and mayor ed lee. with security as usualñi tight, the president had his secret service agents jogging as he sprinted towards the group of about 50 spectators.

>> this is thrilling. i can't imagine a better president. i'm so in awe of this man. it's difficult to understand this. people don't like him. >> david nunez is an army vet enduring multiple deployments to iraq. he's not sure how he got invited but was happy to bring his wife and daughter. >> how old are you?xd >> four. >> her parents called it a once in a lifetime experience he seems so genuine. you can sense that fath side of him. he approached her and gave her all of his attention. told her she looked beautiful today! >> andym so he left a little bit late, about 15 minutes late on his way to los angeles. and we're sure to see him again before the election.

>> thank you. >> and there is neighbors in a community mourning after a 15-year-old boy was killed by a police officer last night at the arco gas station. today, south san francisco police told reporters a solo officer stopped him and nornl boy because they looked suspicious saying gains pulled out a gun and the officer had no choice but to shoot. >>ñi it's tragic but it's a result of behavior outside of our doing. >> and he says the boy had añiçv olicexd department but did not give details. a memorial carved near the site of the shooting and coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 vicko lee will talkxd to neighbor who's are trying to make sense of the killing. >> and latest election results labor leaders weighting little time challenging measureu! b and

that is receiving 69% of the vote. todayñr the police officers union made about on the promise to file a lawsuit and this winning side is taking legal action as well. we're live with details. >> right. legal battles are on both sides have filed lawsuits. and this is to try to stop the pension reform and the city to try to get a judge to rule on the validity of the measure so it can implement it sooner rather than later, attorneys and the firefighters union lined up outside this morning filing two lawsuits claiming measure b is unconstitutional saying the charter gives a legal right to make changes.ír and there are 70% of those

supported measure b and forces current employeeszv to pay more for the current plan or search to a less expensive option. and unions say benefits were promised decades ago. >> measure b unlawfully impairs those promises. so what we're going to ask a judge to do is simple as what your parents told you. a promise made must be a promise kept. >> this skyrocketing pension costs, the cut the very ability to provide services to the people.xd so whatever it takes it's an appropriate expenditure, we'll do whatever we need to do to make sure the voter's will is carried out. >> san jose hoping a judge will validate measure b faster

than it will move forward in superior court. and both sides are saying they do expect to win and until reports do make sh ruling on both sides have agreed for now that measure b will not be implemented and sanp jose is moving forward with some pension reforms at next week's city council meeting the council is going take up limiting some benefits forjf new hires. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and the contentious proposition 29 tax on cigarettes is too close to you call. there is all precincts reporting just under 51% voted no. only 63,000 separating the two.

this could take up to a month for a final total. officials have until july 6th to report their vote count to the state. >> and officials polled voter registration and have those signatures of every voter on file. and must compare outside of the vote by mail ballot to signature on file. >> big tow backo contributed $40 million to advertise against the measure, and prop 28 pass and it changes term limits for lawmakers reducing total number of years for them from 14 to 12 but it allows legislatures to spend all of the time in assembly or state senate. >> runnoff elections are now set for two congressional district races in alameda county. pete stark will face off against fellow democrat and prosecutor eric wawell.

stark received 42% of the vote and there is 9th correctional district mcnerny received 48%. you can get all latest results on our web site on abc 7 news.com. and also at 5:00 there is a look at how schools fared in this election, who won, who lost whit comes to education bond measures and parcel taxes. >> there is still wind gusts in parts of the bay area. >> this is windy out there. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> over 35 miles per hour and there is inand areas calmer. we're going to continue to see cloudy skies and late tonight we'll see low clouds and fog developing. and there is sunny skies and

toastal clouds linger asking low temperatures into early morning hours and there is sunny skies inland and around the bay. areas of low clouds will be continuing to persist at the coast. high temperatures tomorrow ranging from upper 50s to low 80s inland tlchl is a big warm up coming our way. i'll tell but that in the accu-weather forecast. >> and what doctor asks and clinics are doing with vaccine that's could render them useless. >> a move to settle a facebook ipo glitch. the story is coming up live. >> and michael finney is taking your questions on facebook and twitter and answering them here live in just a bit. >> and at 4:owe first check of the commute looking at the skyway inching along painfully from left to right.

lower deck of the bay bridge and starting to get sluggish on the right hand side of the screen. so there is not looking g

new research in treating depression suggests therapists can phone it in. researchers studdeed 425 patients, some receiving therapy face-to-face. those treated by phone had lower rates of discontinuing treatment and fair nod worse in improvement by the end of treatment. and in a follow up, patients

were less suppressed than telephone group. and there is world health organization warns gonorrhea is becoming resistant to antibiotics and could soon become untreatable. the health agency is urging doctors to step up surveillance on antibiotic resistant gone reara. -- conrea. it's the gonorrhea can cause infertility and in extreme cases maternal death. >> research is raising questions about how common childhood vaccines are stored. investigators discovered three quarters of 40 doctor offices were storing vaccines improperly which can render them useless. they expected it at the cdc and found ice on flu shots that shouldn't be frozen.

>> and doctors need to%/g be lok in offices and say how are the nurses doing this? are they safe? >> cdc vowing to improve the system with more overnight. >> there isñr nas damage news, let's go live to bloomberg west. >> the nasdaq earmarked $40 million to compensate brokers whose orders were mishandles and reportedly saying they owe the industry an apology. the exchange will pay $13.7 million in cash, the rest by

and one broker has already fired back and called the plan disappointing. new york stock exchange says it could unfairly hurt the competition. and this is still down nearly 30% since the day of the ipo. delays and malfunctions were the first signs of trouble for thezv ipoçç and cost estimated $120 million. >> stocks surged on wall street today turning into the biggest gains this year there is bloomberg silicon valley ended up 2%. and a riot broke out in a male dormitory for fox con workers.

in china a minor disturbance escalated with up to 1,000 workers throwing frefrg chairs to fire works at security guards. it ended after hundreds of police officers arrived. the plant makes lcd displays and faced criticism about working conditions. and there is google will soon face competitions from the likes of apple. and telling us the application will come preinstalled. and so today google fired the first shot back, replacingw3 and sending out tweets for everything to map the planet. back to you. >> thank you very much.

>> and clear skies out there. it's still kind of breezy and cool in parts. yeah. >> and strong breezes near the coast and sfo. gusts 38 miles per hour. there is half moon bay, strong gusts in novato. winds have been calmer and it's milder as well. so there is live view looking towards golden gate. it's clear all day and all places. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. there is clear skies. we do have clouds on the way. and at moment sunny skies, temperatures into mid tosupper 70s inland. mid to upper 60s to near 70s around the bay. there is wind gusts at sfo, 28 miles per hour gusts.g#

30 in novato. 26 miles per hour inland. there are highlights.zv coastal clouds returning tonight. mild tomorrow, breezy, cooler friday. and a big warm up begins this weekend. we're going to see temperatures around 90 degrees starting on sunday. some spots, radar satellite showing a small ridge of high pressure that is cool air on the way from our northwest. we'll see clouds coming back to the coast to start at 7:00 tonight. and as we move into the overnight hours, we'll see clouds returning and there is a front sweeps through and will be cooler friday, then a warm up begins over the weekend. tonight there are clear skies earlier into evening. and there are?; later tonight fog, low clouds that are

approaching the coastline.bn and lows are highs low 80s inland east bay. there are upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. there is accu-weather forecast, look at the warm up, mid-80s inland. there is 90 degrees into warmest spots. low 80s around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coast. that is new weather terms. >> a period of extended niceness. >> you ldk" that? >> thank you. >> and just ahead, fans mourning the death of ray bradbury. what he told abc 7 news about

the future of television. >> and the donald, donald trump talks about plans to sue a miss usa contestant claiming the pageant was rigged. >> then at 5:00 local college students win an award for technology that could eliminate dead battery autos and another check of the traffic there is smooth sailing still to come. more to come. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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>> there is ray bradbury died. his fahrenheitñi 451 was the vision of a high-tech book burning future. he wrote the marg chronicles, cold war on morality in which events on another planet served as a comment teary with b.life on earth. in 1989 he spoke about his prediction of tv in the future.

>> we're seeing democracy of choice, families will choose not to watch networks they'll destroy banking systems and studio production systems and everything will be rebuilt in better terms by young producers and directors coming up given a chance to do something of better quality. >> he wrote more than 27 novels and 600 short stris. he was 91 years old. >> a miss usa contestant stirz controversy, a hollywood couple gets engaged. >> that is from today's on the red carpet report. >> amanda bines arrested for a dui, today, deanything it happened. and in april the sheriff's department says she refused to take any chemical tests after her bmw hit a patrol car.

miley keerus and henceworth are getting married. hensworth is 22, cyrus, 19. miss pennsylvania seen here in her facebook photos resigned from her crown claiming the contest is rigged. and the organization says her charge is false and is now suing the contestant. donald trump call good morning america to set things straight. >> she suffers from a thing called loser's remorse, she lost. if you look at her to those in the top 15 you'd understand why she is not in the top 15. >> looks like she'll be taking her claim to facebook considering at this time i'm considering which media outlet to give my first interview. for more entertainment news go to otrc.com. >> and the donald doesn't hold back. >> no. he doesn't. >> coming up on abc 7 news the

4:00 more east bay students are going to be punished about that prank that went too far. >> and later the story of a student who battles cancer in z.now inspuring others by paying it forward. he's one of our abc 7 top scholars. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters.

the school year is just about over but controversy over those suspensions in brentwood is heating up. more seniors will find out in the morning if they'll be able to graduate this weekend following a prank that went too far. abc 7 news is live at heritage high with the latest on this. >> we learned this afternoon that there will likely be another round of suspensions related to this prank here in heritage tomorrow morning. the genesis is this senior prank involving about 80 students. and this small,0 group chained up a lamb in the campus quad. yesterday aç judge upheld suspensions and there is another hearing set for next

week. the district did allow some seniors to return and take their remaining tests today and tomorrow, but will be up to teachers to decide if the students can makeup those they missed this week. >> still not allow td take first two finals. >> what could that mean for you? >> well, it could hurt me in the future because my grand point average will go down. so it will be harder to get into college autos some are saying their scholarships are in jeopardy. >> i don't know that to be true. it is possible grades will be jeopardized but whether or not college scholarship or entrance, i don't know that to be true. >> the district says seniors received this warning in writing on the school web site reading quote, students who participate in senior pranks that are harmful will be

liable for damages and will not participate in the commencement exercises. the warning says nothing about being suspended or missing final exams as possible consequences and again, we're told to expect another round of suspensions here and we're told group photo as louing them to identify more students. a mother has two seniors here and she says because they've been suspended earlier this week their scholarships are in danger. >> and pg&e is checking for leaks after making crucial admissions about safety. the checks include part of a line that exploded two years ago.

and pg&e plans to finish the inspection by the end of the month. >> and a jury is now in place in a child sex abuse case against former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. including three current penn state employees. the judge decided the jury could have a connection as long as they can pledge to be impartial. abc news reports the prosecution plans to introduce love leters. >> it may be the only thing that will be more difficult for them to handle other than abuse which he suffered at mr. sandusky's stands. >> we're learning one of the qlerts depicts a love story between a boy and a man. he denies all charge ootz popular business networking site linkedn is alerting users

their pass words may have been hacked. a hacker in russia claims he stole six million pass words and confirms some pass words were compromised. the company is alerting companies by e mail providing instructions and linked dgs n says it continues to investigate. >> the changes settle but an address is making the web faster enabling to us do thing that's were not possible until now. and there is a drive to discover your computer, phone and car. >> people have to engage in really start getting used to this thing. because it's coming. >> and this is a new system for the internet. >> the world has run out of phone numbers. and when you need it, you take it back. internet has been doing that

for years. and every device requires a unique address like a phone number. when the founding fathers developed this system they created a pool of numbers greater than population of the world. what happens? >> so lap top has several. >> every tv has one. utility peters. >> there is a bunch on my home network. >> and network engineer he knows of research because there aren't enough addresses. those are called ipb 4. replacing it as ipb 6, good for 340 trillion, trillion, trillion addresses.

next time you visit the major sites they'll be using it. you might see a message saying your browser is not set up to use new numbers yet. >> the main thing we're going to get is options and we're going to get to keep the internet as we know it. and internet will be a platform for innovation. >> you'll need to share your toys less often. with the next step for internet abc 7 news. >> and there is an update on the president's visit to california. the president just arrived a few moments ago. this is a live picture from l.a.x.. they just got the plane landed and put the carriage up there. the president will appear at the annual gala.

>> the president formed the counsel as his first presidentel campaign got underway. the president will travel to nevada a crucial swing state. >> coming up on abc 7 news a day after the diamond jubilee, queen elizabeth visits her husband in the hospital. >> michael finney taking your questions here and you can contact michael on facebook. >> looking for mount tam, clear skies at the coast. not for long, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> one more check of traffic this afternoon. we're looking at÷n 680. there is traffic heading northbound. and headinging down south.

and stay with us. abc 7 news continues in just a moment.

taking a look at san francisco there the city of san francisco just beyond that. spencer christian will have a look at the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> and space shuttle enterprise made a final journey to its home showing

the craft as it was qlored by crane on to a flight deck and will be on display there. dozens watched from a water front as it sailed the hudson river on a barge. a spokeswoman says the space craft did clip a wing when hitting a navigation guide for a new york railroad bridge. but sustained only minor damage. >> britain's prince phillip reportedly making progress from recovery from a bladder infection receiving a visit from his wife. and she spent about 50 minutes at her husband's bed side saying his condition improved since monday and will remain in the hospital several days likely for his 91st birthday. the illness forced him to miss festivities marking the queen's 60th year on the thrown. >> time to get another check of the forecast. >> there is spencer christian with us. >> we're going to start with a look at the national weather map.

it's going to be active. thunderstorms into the southeast along the southeast. and showers up along the northern tier states from new england across great lakes so most of the eastern two thirds will have active weather and into pacific northwest, showers that will be dry, hot into southwest. there is wet spots an eureka. rest of the state will be sunny. and there is 88 in fres know. a high of 103 in palm springs. here in the bay area, sunny skies. highs into mid-70s mainly. 75 in san jose. peninsula, upper 60s at san mateo. low 70s on the remainder. mid to upper 50s on the coast. cool on the coastline. downtown san francisco there is a high of 64 tomorrow, we'll see upper 70s into the north bay. 77 in son gnomea. near east

bay highs around 70 degrees for the most part. there is 73 in watsonville. 81 inland. mild tomorrow, not very warm. and less mild friday. we'll start a warm up over the weekend and in places will be down right hot by sunday. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> some calling it king of electric cars. next on abc 7 news the staggering ready for the honda which is the highest oofr i'm michael finney. when the president travels around the country campaigning who pays for that? the answer to that and other questions coming up. >> and an historic flight on the other side of the atlantic. what the pilot accomplished. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet...

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honda's latest electric car claiming a major milestone saying it's 2013 ed 6 has the highest fuel rating ever, combined rating of 118 miles per gallon. >> what? >> yes. >> and the auto prailgts on fuel costs of only $500 a year using just 29 kilowatt hours

of energy per 100 miles, again, 118 miles per gallon. >> wow. >> that is good. >> yes. yes. impressive. >> and 7 on your side is here and has been answering questions you have posted to him. >> and our first question is from wayne m. asking via facebook who pays for mr. obama for the use of the 747 when he travels around, campaign something. >> good question this, is a question this time of the year all republicans are asking. and there is a good question. there is a complicated forma. there is cost of political activities paid by democratic party and expenses by obama's campaign committee. and i don't know how you decide which part is political. which is campaign.

which is official. but they figured out they must get another party to buy off on it. >> this comes up every day. every time. >> and there is cm asked is it legal for poll sisters to ask how we voted? the problem is many of these are volunteers. and however, if it is happening you probably haven't talked to a poll worker and an exit poll taker. these are representatives of the media. they may ask those leaving the polling place who they voted for or what they voted for z that is in an effort to get a jump on other organizations and find out what is going on. some are political parties as well. they shouldn't be inside of the polling place. and let us know bit. we'll check into it. >> if someone asks you can say i'm in the telling. >> yes. yes. you do not have to answer. no. >> and there is terry c wants

to know i bought a part and needed a change. after two weeks it happened. two weeks it happened again. am i covered under lemon law? >> not yet. here is a rule of thumb f your car has issues over first 18 months or first 18,000 miles, that you own the vehicle, and there are four repair attempts for the same problem, or the car has been 30 days in the shop, i think there is a graphic for this if you want to. or... if there has been a safety issue that is such a concern that you can't wait for another repair, there you go, then all three of those reasons within the first 18 months, 18,000 miles means you don't have to have all three. just one of them. then, you're covered by the lemon law. >> you can force them to take the car back. >> you can. and this manufacturers know

now. if they know what is going on. if you have four times or 31 days or a big safety problem they'll normally take it back. >> thank you. >> sure. >> and coming up next, you're going to meet one of abc 7 top scholars, these are seniors recognized for amazing achiefments. one peninsula student battling canser to become an inspiration to classmates and beyond. >> first flight of its kind, how power from the sun played a role in the journey. >> and how did students fare in this election? the school that's won ask lost their parcel tax races at the polls. that is ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> thousand, diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on. >> and tonight on world news, more on abc news exchoosive reporting 7 a% of vaccines in doctor office s not stored properly raising a question if they're effective anymore. 1k3 we're going to get action

on that front tonight. and also, so happy to hear sheryl crow's brain tumor is not cancerous but people are wondering who is most at risk? how do you know if you're feeling symptoms? we'll have it after abc 7 news at 5:00. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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time to share the story of one of abc 7's top scholars. there are senior that's will receive a $1,000 college scholarship from abc 7. and i spent the afternoon with one of the scholars a smart young man who is truly an inspiration. >> i will be attending uc davis in the fall for biomedical engineering. >> the priorities? music, marshal arts and medical research. >> i had a something that never went away. bumps never went away. i started feeling fatigued. i was in shock.

when he said cancer it immediately thought about images of death or being really sick. >> doctors diagnosed him with nonhodgkin's lymphoma just before sophomore year. chemotherapy treatments forced him to be home schooled. >> i'm not going let this hold me back i just wanted to keep going it and was rot moet vaited me to do a lot of the things. it was a big source of strength for me. >> despite the cancer treatments, nathan back on the campus the second semester of sophomore year, resuming his position as first tennor in a jazz ensemble. >> i played in the spring concert and bounced back like nothing ever happened. >> the make a wish foundation gifted him with a mand hand made saxsa phone from france. >> so excited and i ended up

with it fr the rest of the concert. >> and his training helped him recover its nice and slow. tumbling and flipping. and this is relaxing. >> and this is exactly like that. >> and through adversity is the challenge of his faith. able to accomplish day in, day out. he was voted prom king by his peers. testifying to what his friends think of him. >> nathan now pays it forward raising funds for the society. >> i want to have a career and

something i can help give back or anything. and to benefit medicine. >> and you know he will. our congratulations for his amazing accomplishments. june us for a half hour special on all of the scholars this year. >> skb don't kick me, carolyn. >> and historic first in aviation a european team pulled off the first intercontinental flight that landed in morocco yesterday capping a 20 hour trip from madrid. zp this aircraft is fitted with 12,000 solar spells and only ways as much as the after

rinl family car and there is ambitious plans there. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. talk about it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> and thank you. police in france share their version of why the 15-year-old made a fatal decision to run from a south san francisco police officer. >> and the president's whirl wind visit in the bay area. >> and i'm sandhya patel. 90s in the forecast. when you'll get a summer preview, coming up. >> good evening, i'm dan ashry. >> we'll start with a 15-year-old boy, shot and killed by police. >> happened in an arco station in south san francisco. you're about to see video from

the station security camera. abc 7 is there live tonight to explain what happened. >> as you can see behind me at this station there are family and friends of the young suspects who died in that shooting. they're planning to hold a vigil tonight for him. and this happened at about 9:00 last night, and an officer was making rounds in his car. >> mees have been pro active worthing with the -- working with the community and setting up a team to deal with rising gang problems. this since six youngsters were shot two years ago. last night, police say an officer on routine patrols spotted the 15-year-old derek gains and a friend acting sus spishusly. this security video shows gains running past the gas pump, police say he ordered the two to stop and one