thanks for joining us, i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. homicide detectives on the scene of a fatal shooting at a

strip mall. amy hollyfield is live at center road and berk street with more. >> reporter: look behind me. police have roped off the strip mall on center road. the karaoke bar is located deep inside the mall we don't have a good glimpse from where we are standing because it is straight down. you can see where the police are gathered in front as they are conducting their investigation.xuk% several people were inside the bar when it happened. most of them got out quickly. they did not want to comment. the victim 24-year-old man killed outside the club around 2:30 this morning. police tell us they don't know yes was shot. they have not made any arrests. we are told that a lieutenant is on the scene and will be coming out to brief us this morning. stay with us as we continue following this breaking news story. police have not released the name of the victim they are waiting to notify his relatives. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> developing news.

suspect in custody after leading several law enforcement agencies on a chase through contra costa county. the chase began in bay point last night officers spotted a car they believe was stolen -- sorry we don't have that video, it was a pick-up truck that was suspected stolen sparks flew from the wheels possibly from the vehicle hitting a spike strip it continued before ending on highway 68 ozone valley proceed in alamo. the driver was traveling between 50 and 55 miles per hour. in will have a live report. we'll get the video at 5:30. federal health officials racing to find the source of a mysterious and deadly new outbreak of e. coli before it spreads. katie marzullo is live with the latest. >> reporter: that's the good news, no cases reported yet in california. bad news is, authorities don't

know the cause and they are worried it could spread many right now there are 11 reported cases in the south georgia, florida, alabama, louisiana, one fatal, new orleans toddler died last week the cdc the girl and others caught the same dangerous strain genetic fingerprint that produces a deadly toxin which can cause violent reaction, kidney damage and death they are racing against the clock. they want to figure out what the product is and get it out of the market before it sickens or kills anyone else. >> reporter: right now it is not clear if this is a food-borne outbreak. e. coli is typically found in undercooked chicken and beef, wash hands after you handle raw chicken, cook chicken and beef thoroughly and wash fruits and vegetables. top disease hundredders on the case looking to find the cause as fast as possible, because

right now people are starting to gear up to grill this summer. just about 5:04. santa cruz sheriff's office says it could take weeks to complete their investigation and determine whether giants' al star pablo sandoval will be charged in an alleged sexual assault case. he was questioned last friday after being accused by a 21-year-old santa cruz county woman. he had been on the disabled list following surgery to remove a broken bone in his wrist. giants expect him to return tuesday. wife of embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi is fighting the city's decision to release a video showing the bruise her husband gave her during an argument. she has filed a misconduct complain against mayor lee with the ethics commission. she says charges against her husband are politically motivated. yesterday a superior court judge ordered the mirkarimi's defense team to turnover

cell phone records from december 31st through january 13th, they include text messages and e-mails between the sheriff and his wife as well as his campaign manager and three neighbors. officials have denied the sheriff's request to have the city pay for his legal costs in the ongoing misconduct proceedings. governor brown and top state democrats are meeting behind closed doors trying to hammer out a proposed budget by the deadline a week from today. they are trying to find alternatives to two billion dollars in cut welfare and child care and home care for the disabled and elderly that the governor is proposing. republicans are criticizing the democrats for not holding traditional hearings to hammer out a plan. california is facing nearly 16 billion dollars in deficits. series of e-mails posted on the internet exposes a sex scandal involving president obama's nominee to be u.s. ambassador to iraq. e-mails sent in 2008 between national security council

member and a wall street journal reporter exposes their extramarital affair. he was married to another woman then has since divorced and he and the woman have married. e-mails are raising concerns about his character and whether he divulged information he shouldn't have. jake tapper withville more on the e-mails coming up on gma at 7:00. new concern that the state might aren't short of electricity this summer because of the ongoing shutdown of a southern california nuclear plant. the san on know plant began -- the plant began having problems in january with leaking tubes that carry radioactive water. it would likely keep both units off-line through august for a federal investigation. warning of possible rolling blackouts should a heatwave hit that could send power grid managers scrambling to find alternative sources of power.

i think we'll have a heatwave soon although it seems like a little heatwave. >> let's find out. good morning. here's a look atly doppler this morning. it is -- no radar returns cold front is going to move through, lack of clouds means no rain. most of the precipitation to the north. you don't see a lot of green that would be in water vapor the deeper moisture needed for the rain. pretty much nothing over top of us. sun this morning low to mid 50s from now through 7:00. as we head towards lunch hour nice to be outside, except for the breezes. they will pick up between 10 and noon, low 70s inland, mid 60s around the bay, mid 50s at the coast blowing sand is possible there. by 4:00, mid 70s inland upper 60s around the bay, mid 50s at

the coast, 7:00 you want to take a coat temperatures will drop rapidly. 50s at the coast, low 60s around the bay. upper 60s inland. saturday, sunday, monday, each day temperatures jump two to six degrees. low to mid 80s sunday and monday around the bay low to mid 90s inland 70s at the coast. here's frances. just got word of a water main break in san francisco in the fishermen's wharf area. apparently there's a lot of water in the lanes that they need to reroute, along -- they could have f line delays on muni we'll keep you posted. this is mason and beach the area you want to an -- to avoid. south 101 cesar chavez off-ramp, blocked now. 101 still fine.

northbound 880 at oak, earlier accident took out a bunch of sand apparently the right lane is blocked as well as oak street off-ramp filled with sand. another accident nearby at the scene. traffic is slow 28 miles an hour in the area. these are the two hot spots we are watching. 101 san rafael southbound at lucas valley earlier accident cleared, traffic fine now as you head southbound for headlights novato to the golden gate bridge. i'll show you i-80 in berkeley, eastbound roadwork cleared. all lanes open now. westbound traffic delay-free to the about toll. -- to the bay bridge toll. traffic light this is northbound 280 for headlights this is highway 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains. we did have a lot of early morning accidents that were overnight and they were telling me that quite a few

people involved in the accidents were young. if you know people who are celebrating with graduations tonight be extra careful when you go out and drive. 5:10. we are doing a little better job of keeping our credit card charges in check. the money report next. big brother is watching. high-tech technology muni is about to deploy. conversation with military and diplomatic leader colin powell. hear what he considers his most regrettable moment.

the fed sits tight. bernanke says the central bank is ready to step in but not yet. he told congress yesterday he expects the u.s. economy to continue its modest growth without further help from the fed. we are not charging as many purchases sharply reducing credit card debt last month may be the result of unease about jobs the fed says consumer debt did go up last month not because of a big increase of auto and student loans. average 30 year mortgage now 3 and 2/3% the lowest ever, 15 year loans are 2.94 also a record. americans complaining about high airline fees and taxes canadians think they are fine as much as four times higher in canada cheaper to drive across the border and catch a in the u.s. that's america's

-- catch a flight in the u.s.. that's america's money. colin powell spoke to a crud of 400 people. dan ashley hosted the forum. powell took part in commonwealth clubs event at the santa clara convention center he spoke with dan and the audience about his thoughts on the challenges in iran, north korea and elsewhere. he has no regrets about the decision not to run for president but does regret the bad intelligence in his speech to the united nations to justify the invasion of iraq. >> the whole case with respect to the presence of weapons of mass destruction fell apart. i can tell you that i deeply regretted it. because i'm the one who presented that case most publicly. >> general powell was in the bay area promoting his new book a collection of lessons and personal anecdotes. facebook has launched an app center adding a link on

users' homepage which decks people to android or apple stores. they include popular apps. they won't make money directly for facebook but may entice users to come back more and stay longer which could help with advertisers. 2.6 million dollars that's what lunch with warren buffett is worth this year that was the winning bid to benefit the glide foundation. the bidding on ebay started last week at $25,000. the winner wishes to remain anonymous this is the 11th year donated has benefited a power lunch. something exciting for the morning news team, all of us. for one night only, next tuesday, june 12th, we are going to bring our morning blend to a primetime newscast after game one of the nba finals with >> we'll have all the things

you would expect, breaking news, traffic and weather. all the information we bring to you daily. join us in primetime and spread the word. you are going to like -- >> see there. >> you are going to like it. >> hopefully, you will like the weather too. >> you don't see a lot of sunset pictures but you probably will. >> there we are. >> not a bad looking group. >> if we say so ourselves. >> i was -- [ talking over each other ] a lot of graduations let's jump in. san francisco cloudy and breezy 51°. wildcats wood side high, partly cloudy, cool 6°. belmont 11:00 today, sunny,

cool, 61. branson high 2:00 soccer field you will have mostly sunny and breezy conditions and 67°. doppler is quiet as is our tower cam. sorry about that. now to live doppler 7 hd very clear i opened it up to show you the drive to possibly tahoe if you are heading that way or up north chico or down south to possibly fresno all quiet. dress for 50s to near 62 antioch if you are stepping out now same around the monterey bay. big changes on the way for today, breezes that come that this afternoon with a quiet cool front, sun if i and cooler this afternoon, clear, calm and cooler tonight and huge warming trend for the weekend. temperatures right now below

average this is the last day that will happen. highs today three degrees below average in livermore. sunrise 5:48 will set 8:30. south bay low to mid 70s, 72 san jose and cupertino. mid 60s to low 70s north and south peninsula. mid to upper 50s coast with blowing sand possible. near 60 downtown south san francisco to low to mid 70s north bay valleys, 15 to 20° cooler at beaches. as you head into the east bay valleys mid to upper 70s. monterey bay driving down there a lot of sun, 60 monterey, near 70 for the rest of the bay. giants are back guess who is coming from the coliseum to our side our side meaning we are in downtown san francisco right now both have a of 33 and 25. first pitch clear and breezy.

there it is the string of 90s inland. sunday through tuesday i feel air conditioning weather. low to mid 80s around the bay, 70s along the coast. we are still following northbound 880 in oakland because of an earlier accident that took out a bunch of san barrels, san all over the lanes in the right lane and the off-ramp blocked nearby another accident reported first they said it was the shoulder now they are saying two right lanes blocked. maybe the sand is causing trouble for other drivers heading through the area. even though there is only minor slowing through the scene you might want to consider 580 now not causing a big delay at this point on 880. we'll keep you posted there. in san francisco, water main break in the fisherman's wharf area mason and beach, a lot of flooding you want to avoid that driving. muni has to be rerouted. definitely going to impact the

f line as well. and buses will have to go around the scene. also, south 101 chavez off-ramp earlier accident took out guardrail, caltrans may still be at the scene. we are trying to get an update on that. bay bridge toll here's good news, friday 5:20. all he wanted was a smoke. next the unexpected target of charlie sheen's latest ramp. >> escape from alcatraz. agents still looking for the three who disappeared from the island prison. you saw pictures thereof a movie that clint eastwood did. update on coming up. cu

good morning. 5:22. baseball scores. giants beat the padres yesterday 8-3. a's defeated the rangers at the coliseum 7-1 again. a's play diamondbacks in arizona tonight. giants begin a rematch against the rangers at home this weekend. it is 5:23 now. muni officials in san francisco planning to install 400 smart cameras in and around muni metro subway stations and tunnels. the chronicle reports the project funded with federal grants set to begin next summer. the cameras could help prevent accidents like the one in january when a driver drove into the train tunnel. cameras will be programmed to detect unusual behavior and alert authorities. the 3 1/2 million dollar

project is expected to take five years to complete. yahoo billboard that stood for years along i-80 has a new occupant. old navy has taken it over. for 12 years commuters saw yahoo again the san francisco skyline the company pull out last december. old navy owned guy gap will display an on going message of come fun come all. the billboard recents for $80,000 a month. u.s. marshal service says it is still searching, 50 years later, for the only three prisoners to escape from alcatraz without ever being found they slipped out june 11th, 1962. most think they drowned. the marshal service says it will continue the hunt. until they arrested, positively identified as dead or reach the age of 99. morris would be 85 now and the

brothers would be 81 and 82. charlie sheen's new show is called anger management. he could have used some this week. he left the staples center during a game wednesday night to smoke, a cigarette and pitched a sheen fit when he wind allowed back in. -- when he wasn't allowed back in. >> let a guy back in, come on. >> you can smoke inside. >> staples center says there are plenty of signs warning fans once they leave, they are not allowed to return. breaking news in san jose, police are on the scene of a fatal shooting in front of a karaoke bar. the story you just saw, the man charged with murdering sierra lamar. the investigation this morning into what else police believe he has done. police on the peninsula putting out a warning -- look at the high temperatures upper 50s coast,

60s and 70s bay, breezy, a lot of sun today. if you are leaving and traveling across the lower 48 coolest northwest 57 seattle, portland 61, 74 boston. 80s and 90s elsewhere to 105 in phoenix. all major airports here in the bay, on time. flight tracker any time you need it, abc7news.com. here you go little man.

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5:29. thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. homicide detectives are trying to find out who shot and killed a man at a strip mall. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> reporter: this is a big strip mall. they have it roped off, several police officers here still waiting on the coroner to come out here.

officers still focused on that area in front of the karaoke bar deep inside the strip mall. there's a pharmacy here. insurance company, nail salon this is on center road at burke. it happened 2:30 this morning. the bar cast crowded, a lot of people coming out after it happen. people scattered, a lot got out quickly. we did see police trying to interview a group of young people earlier. no one wanted to comment about what happened, at least to us. 24-year-old man was shot dead. police don't know why he was killed. they haven't released his name they are trying to get ahold of his family and notify them. officers have a large crime scene van here on the scene, very focused on the area here conning their investigation. they haven't told us what they know about the suspect or suspects or any leads. we are still waiting to get

briefed. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. it want high speed but high drama as the chp chases suspected car thief 15 miles through the east bay. this morning we have new video and information on the driver. terry mcsweeney is live where the chase ended. >> reporter: i'm here on stone valley road 680 where the sparks were flying i don't mean that figuratively. take a look and a listen. police say it is the sound of a stolen pick-up truck riding on its rims. it took 20 minutes to go 16 miles from bay point here to al know was not a high speed chase by any stretch of the imagination. the chase wagon going on until

police threw outstrips. -- the guy never went faster than 50 or 55 miles an hour throughout the 20 minute drive. now take a look at where this came to an end not far from where i am 680 in alamo. arrest going on the suspect in a chp car and you are going to be seeing the cap that he wore and it says "certified dope." i'm not saying the chp said that about him, that's what his cap says. he's under arrest. he's not going to be getting a speeding ticket there never was any, officers are saying that pick-up truck was stolen. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 5:32. the concord police department is recommending that a teenager be charged with felony vehicular manslaugher in an accident that killed a

daughter. we are not showing the 17-year-old because he's a minor. prosecutors will now decide what the teen should be charged with this the deaths. -- charged with this the deaths. they were riding their bikes april 7th, the teen lost control of his vehicle which jumped a curb and hit them. a business own area cross the street from where the crash happened says the tragedy has cast a shadow over the community. >> i don't know whether he had anything in his system that caused any of it or texting or any of that kind of stuff. i just know that you know, everyone is a victim in this whole thing. and most of all the family that lost the father and daughter. detectives analyzed data from the suv's sensors and reviewed whether the driver was distracted or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. in santa clara county police investigating whether the suspect in the sierra lamar case may have tried to prey on other children before. antolin garcia-torres is in

jail accused of kidnapping and killing the 15-year-old morgan hill girl. he's being investigated for assault at a safeway parking lot in morgan hill three years ago. police are looking to whether the man in a composite sketch who tried to lure four children in two incidents last sumner in gilroy is garcia-torres. police won't say if garcia-torres is a suspect in those incidents. they did say the whereabouts of the potential suspect are known and poses no threat to the public. >> gives me chills thinking about it. sometimes it takes unfortunately, multiple crimes or attacks or attempts before something like that is put to an end. >> meanwhile, in the sierra lamar case, the public defend was assigned to garcia-torres stepped down yesterday citing a conflict of interest. friends and family of a teenager shot to death by police in south san francisco are accuse police of racial pro fewing. they gathered last night at arco station where an officer shot 15-year-old derrick

gaines of san bruno his family says police overreacted. gaines and a friend were walking by the station on westborough boulevard when they were stopped by an officer for what police called suspicious behavior. gaines ran and pointed a gun at policeman who shot him. police say they recovered a gun at the scene but have not said whether it was loaded. warning to residents about a new rash of catalytic convertermfr thefts from parked vehicles part of the exhaust system that can fetch more than $100 ad0w piece at scrap yards. the sheriff's office says six thefts occured the past three nights. thieves target toyotas because those vehicles are higher up so the converters are easier to reach. alameda county prosecutors not to file charges against seven of the nine occupy the farm protesters arrested last

month. 100 uc police officers cleared the 10 acre on may 14th. some of the protesters had been living and planting crops on the uc-owned land. uc filed a lawsuit, they want to ban protesters from trespassing and further farming. this morning, prop 29 supporters are not ready to concede defeat even though the cigarette tax measure is still trailing by nearly 53,000 votes. no still leads with 50.7%. yes, 49.3%. prop 29 proponents say there is still more than a million ballots outstanding the measure would impose a one dollar a pack tax on cigarettes. today suspended students at heritage high in brentwood may be able to finish final exams if teachers allow it. most seniors practiced for

graduation yesterday. more than 50 have been suspended for last week's prank which included painting graffiti and chaining a lamb on campus overnight. the suspended students will not take part in the sermon. -- in the ceremony. kids will be getting out of school. soon they will have a heatwave. >> three dozen graduations today? >> at least, more tomorrow, yeah there's a lot that we are going to talk about and the weather coming up in 10 minutes. good morning doppler is quiet, cold front moving through you can see the low attached to the north where the rain is staying. we are going to get the breezes, the cooler breezes that's why temperatures will be cooler this afternoon. right now we have mainly 50s

when you step out through 7:00. lunch, it is going to look nice but not going to feel as warm because the breezes pick up, mid to upper 50s coast san francisco mid to upper 60s bay low to mid 70s inland. by 7:00, we've reached our highs for the day between 1:00 on 4:00, mid to upper 60s around the bay, mid to upper 70s inland upper 50s to near 60s along the coast into san francisco, 7:00 everybody going to need a coat as we start to into the low 70s inland, low 60s around the bay mid to upper 50s along the coast. saturday through monday temperatures from mid 80s to low to mid 90s inland. low 60s along the coast to near 70 sunday and monday. big heatwave coming. good morning. we start off in san francisco, a couple problems. one water main break in the fisherman's wharf area mason

and beach, there's enough water and flooding in the lanes that they going to have to reroute muni around the area. this looks like it will impact at least the f line possibly some buses if you are driving you want to avoid those streets. also early morning accident south 101 cesar chavez off-ramp, a postal truck the trailer became dislodged it damaged the guardrail. it is the guardrail repair work that is blocking the connection to cesar chavez. off-ramp open bay shore boulevard closure for cesar chavez in place until 9:30 this morning. the other hot spot, northbound 880 in oakland at oak street. an earlier crash took out a bunch of sand barrels, they are still trying to clear that. right lane blocked as well as off-ramp. minor slowing at the scene at this point not worth heading to 580.

5:39. a little friendly reminder to keep your eye on your speedometer. next, streets where the speed limit is about to go down. frustration in the south bay. neighbors in a burglary-plagued area say they can't get police to do their jobs. the police respond.

welcome back. friday morning. 5:43. residents in one neighborhood are frustrated by the job the police are doing they say downsize something leaving them vulnerable. since march residents say there have been six to eight break-ins in the berryessa area. this woman is a victim who does not want to be identified. she says police ignored principles she thinks belonged to theburg -- ignored prints she thinks belonged to the burglar. >> the police are not willing to track down who this is. >> we have six detectives for a city of million people on average they are getting 200 to 300 residential burglary cases a month. >> as for the fingerprints

police say the database is facing a huge backlog and could take years before returning results in nonviolent crimes without suspect information. drivers in san francisco, you need to slow down on four major streets near the bay bridge. lower speed limits have just been posted in the south of market and tenderloin. 25 mile per hour signs are posted along howard, folsom, harrison and bryant between the embarcadero and the central freeway. the old limit was 30. the transportation agency decided to slow things down after studying driving speeds and volume for the number of homes and business. we want to correct a story we brought you earlier about war aren't buffett and the power lunch he offers to help glide memorial. bidding is still going on for that lunch with the billionaire investor. the money raised will benefit san francisco's glide foundation which is part of the glide memorial church. last year's winning bid was

2.6 million dollars. bidding on ebay started last week at $25,000. top bid is $4 10,000. bidding ends 7:30 tonight typically that is when the big money comes in. >> it could get to 2.6 million. prices may be about to go up -- bloomberg business report coming up. bike thefts common. for one man thieves have stolen more than his ride. milestone to be proud of. bright future ahead for every one of an oakland's school's graduating class.ccccccccccccccc

welcome back, sunny, breezy temperatures below average from the 70s inland 60s around the bay 50s at the coast. doppler across the entire state is quiet. it looks like most showers will stay north. eureka 59, low 80s chico and sacramento, cold front tahoe 66, 90 fresno, 103 palm springs. sierra a lot of sunshine, unfortunately, red flag warning high fire danger 59

saturday, 69 sunday at tahoe, 70s to 80s in yo stem >> -- in yosemite. new poll finds most americans don't like the job the u.s. supreme court is doing. only 44% surveyed in a poll approved of the job the nation's high court is doing. 3/4 believe the decisions are sometimes influenced by their personal or political views. in the 80s, the court's approval ratings 66%. in san francisco disabled man from poland plans to ride his wheelchair a marathon distance through the city today. the special olympian was preparing for a a cross country ride yesterday until someone stole his especially made bike. someone cut a hole through the front entrance of the church where he's been staying. he says the ride he planned was to bring awareness to the

cancer that took his legs. >> they cut his legs, part by part, eight operations he passed chemo and -- >> the missing bike is worth $10,000. something that any high school would be proud to say. 100% of this year's graduating class is going to college. they've been accepted to a four year college. that means everybody graduate add that's the story at the aspire preparatory college in oakland the 75% low income, 90% minority many of the graduates would be the first in their families to attend college. congratulations, great work everybody! >> yeah, also to the other graduates today and the whole weekend. >> four more let's get it to. a lot to talk about. redwood high in larkspur, mostly sunny and breezy and 71 for the giants of redwood high

today, breezy to gusty just about everywhere today. albany high, congratulations, 5:00 today you will be out of school mostly sunny and breezy and 65. sir francis drake high, 5 p.m. today mostly sunny, breezy and 68. again, post pictures if you would like on facebook.com/mike nicco abc7, you can finds to cast -- find the forecasts there. >> here's a look from mount sutro towards mount diablo, a lot of sun doppler very quiet as it is going to be the next couple of days. breezes here and there maybe temperatures will cool off today only to rebound tomorrow as far as rain we don't have

any in the forecast. winds -- if you are stepping out 62 antioch, the rest of us in the 50s. low to mid 50s around the monterey bay. sunny, cooler breezes, clear, cool and calm and warm around the bay and hot inland this weekend. today fremont cooler 68, two degrees cooler in oakland and san if and san jose three concord, fire in santa rosa. here's your seven day, you can see temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s eupbld land, mid to upper 60s around the bay, mid to upper 50s at the coast. as we head towards saturday we'll jump into the 80s inland. string of 90s sunday through tuesday inland low to mid 80s around the bay near 70 at the coast. rangers are coming from the east bay to take on the giants temperature will be 59 at 7:15

dropping to 53, breezy, clear and cool. we start in san francisco, earlier u.s. postal truck accident southbound 101 on the chavez off-ramp, still blocking connection to chavez if you take the off-ramp you can get on to bay shore boulevard. -- because the accident did damage a guardrail the repair is going to be blocking that connection to cesar chavez that will be out there until 9:30 this morning. water main break in san francisco's fisherman's wharf area, streets are flooded muni will be reroute add void those streets if you are driving through fisherman's wharf. north 880 oakland at oak street earlier accident took out sand barrels right lane and off-ramp still blocked there. was heavy traffic at the san you are slightly the limit still not worth taking 580 an

as an alternate. we go to the waze traffic app, for the most part still flowing well through the area. on that northbound 880 stretch with someone did report heavy traffic 35 minutes ago we'll keep you posted. you can find the usual delays you see areas of yellow westbound 580 through the altamont pass even westbound 4 through antioch. 5:54 now. facebook launching new enticement to get users to come back more often and stay longer. >> here's jane king. good morning. nation's chief exec starting to feel more pessimistic. many are saying they are feeling less upbeat about u.s. growth as rising unemployment and problems in europe threaten prospects for domestic growth. ample has introduced new online app center featuring

600 apps. may encourage people to stay on facebook longer. being nice to pigs may mean paying more for mcrib. a couple of australian olympic swimmers in hot water in their home country after they visited the bay area to take part in a meet last weekend. the swimmers apologized for this photo that was posted on facebook. i shows the two posing with semi automatic pistols and shotguns as they went to a south bay shooting range following the swim meet. australian olympic officials say posting the photo was

foolish and inappropriate. plans to whole the america's cup that on san francisco bay sailing smoothly after unanimous approval from the bay conservation and development commission. the commission voted yesterday in favor of the permits for construction to transform parts of the water front preliminary races begin this august and end with the finals in september of 2013. san francisco port officials say portions of the plan still needs to be approved on the federal level. stu study and teen driving safety shows improvement when it comes to wearing seat belts and avoiding drugs and alcohol. new area of concern, one in three surveyed by the cdc say they sent text or e-mail while driving if the past thirty days. fatal car crashes, the number one -- one cause for death of teens dropped 44% from a decade ago. this was the first time questions about texting or

e-mailing were included in the study. still ahead, we are continuing to follow breaking news from the south bay. one man dead following an overnight shooting outside a karaoke bar. new battle involving the wife of suspended sheriff and the mayor. what lopez is now pursuing again the mayor. scrambling to find the source of e. coli outbreak. we are following details. cuedir