>> announcer: right now breaking news. that breaking news is in san francisco. a muni streetcar accident hraofs a man trapped as crews are forced to jack it up to pull him out. good morning i'm eric thomas. kristen and cheryl are off today. let's go to terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: right now the situation is the investigation continues. you can see the muni workers you can see the police down here i am on market at 7th that treatcar is the one that had the man pinned one hour ago. -- video exclusive abc7 video

of the rescue of the man. what we are hearing moments ago from a muni spokesman is the man was trying to board the street carr possibly over or going through a railing to do it and he fell and went down, got underneath the streetcar. the fire department called the heavy rescue engine. they managed to get that streetcar up. i talked to eyewitness who saw how the man's leg was not run over by the wheels of the streetcar but it was very close. >> yes, the rear wheels on his left leg. that's why they couldn't get him out. he couldn't get himself out he was stuck under there pretty good. >> reporter: mr. perry had to comment and a number of others did at how rapid the response was from not only police to block off market between 7th and 8th, also the fire department getting out here.

the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. again, that very heavy streetcar did not roll over all the way across his leg partially ran over his leg. i the driver stopped. i saw the driver taken away clearly shaken up. if there is to be good news, the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. i am told by a spokesman from muni that market street between 7th and 8th is going to be reopening in a matter of minutes. this investigation is about to wrap up. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. breaking news from napa. a driver was trapped almost two hours this morning a water truck ended up at the bottom of a canyon at rossi road and state road 8:30 this morning. the truck was watering the road for a new winery opening in the area. a construction worker heard the driver yelling for help

and called emergency services. firefighters worked in rough terrain they had to carry him up an embankment. his injuries are described as moderate to major. more breaking news from the north bay. highway patrol needs your help to find the pick-up truck driver who drove away after hitting a bicyclist. the accident happened around 8:35 this morning. the bicyclist suffered life-threatening injuries. witnesses describe the truck as being a champagne colored half ton pick up possibly a ford or chevy. the truck had a broken right headlight and missing a mirror on the right side. triple crown hopeful, "i'll have another" has pulled out of tomorrow's belmont stakes the horse is suffering tinnitus in the front left leg. the horse was going for the

first triple crown sweep since 1978. the trainer says it is not clear when the colt will be able to return to the track. developing news from fisherman's wharf. a water main break has left several businesses high and dry, including a hotel. katie marzullo is live at fisherman's wharf. >> reporter: take a look, they were still digging to get to the pipe, loud and messy out here it doesn't smell that good. but, until they get to that pipe and fix it, there's a one square block area that going to be without water for several more hours. to look for a break in a water main you have to turn on the water that is what is happening here. the water began bubbling up from below the asphalt 4:30 this morning it flowed for an hour until crews could shut it off, there was no water from that point on. >> right now we have the 2600 block of mason and the 0 to

100 block of jefferson just this one block. >> reporter: within that block a radisson hotel. >> no showers, no bathroom, toil let. >> it means more for the girls than it does for me. -- >> reporter: the water main is an old line put in place more than 100 years ago. >> back in the day, all the cast iron was put together with wet joints that's ridge -- lidge skwreud. >> reporter: the pipes are made of a more resilient iron. >> i just to the store around the corner got some water and brought it back upstairs we used bottled water to -- at least the girls did to wash their hair and faces. >> reporter: the spokeswoman tells me the repairs should be done on the water should be back on 2:00, 3:00, this afternoon. katie marzullo. a man is in custody this

morning after leading several law enforcement agencies on a chase through contra costa county. it began 10:00 last night. sparks knew from the pick-up truck after the drier hit a spike strip on i-680. the pursuit began when officers say she spotted a car they believe was stolen. -- the driver didn't get above 55 miles an hour most of the time. he brought the car to a stop and surrendered. developing news. san jose police say they have a strong lead in the search for a person who shot and killed a man outside a karaoke bar near center road. amy hollyfield is live near the scene with the latest. >> reporter: police sound confident they haven't made any arrests yet they are still working on the investigation. they are still at the scene. part of the strip mall is still closed and they are still interviewing witnesses at the club last night.

police say it was crowded at the time of the shooting. when san jose police arrived at the karaoke bar this morning they realized they would be dealing with more than just a shooting. they to figure out now calm all potential witnesses. >> -- initially, individuals were not being cooperative at the scene it was chaotic. >> reporter: police said the people coming out of bar were concerned and emotional about the fact that a man had been shot to death in the parking lot. officers deescalated the situation and convinced about a dozen to go to the station and give statements. >> this isn't a case of whodunit. we have strong leads. detectives hope they will pan out. hopefully by the end of the day. >> >> reporter: the shooting happened in a large strip mall on center road and south central san jose. one business owner said her alarm system went off

overnight. >> i got worried this morning i don't know what is going on i so worry i don't know what happened to my office. >> reporter: it wasn't until she came down this morning she realized what happened. >> oh really? the man, i don't know him. >> reporter: crime scene investigators kept a section of the shopping center roped off throughout the morning as customers and business owners tried to continue on with a normal day. investigators are still trying to figure out why the man was >> could have been random. they could have known each other. it could have been motivated by gang affiliations, we don't know. >> reporter: police say it seems like it was a like likely toxic combination of firearms and alcohol. the coroner's office say they are not releasing the name of the victim at thyme. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> -- still ahead, a picasso worth tens of thousands goes missing. how the theft is connected to a former ukrainian

prime minister new in jail. >> president's call to european leaders why he's pleading with them to avert another recession. crucial court decision expected in the brian stow beating case. what a judge will decide in the tpwraoeul against his attackers. -- in the trial against his attackck

today president obama held a news conference and shifted some of the blame for the should go job market to congress saying their failure to act on-the-jobs bill is costing the country.

he also spoke about the situation in europe. karen travers has more. >> reporter: president obama said today the u.s. economy is facing strong head winds but there are steps that can be taken right now to get americans back to work. >> the president: it is critical that we take the actions we can to strengthen the american economy, right now. >> reporter: u.s. employment started strong at the beginning of the year. the number of jobs gain has fallen every month, since. the president said the european debt crisis is a significant concern because of major impact it has on the u.s. economy. >> the president: the sooner they act and the more decisive and concrete their actions the sooner people and markets will regain some confidence and the cheaper the costs of cleanup will be down the road. >> reporter: mr. obama reiterated his now familiar push for congress to pass more elements of his 447 billion dollar jobs bill which has stalled on capitol hill nearly a year because of fierce opposition from republicans.

>> there's no excuse for not passing these ideas, we know they can work. >> reporter: the president said congress can stimulate state and local s the area of the economy that most needs help. >> the president: the private sector is doing fine. >> reporter: mitt romney pounced. >> is he really that out of touch. record number of home foreclosures for the president of the united states to stand up and say the private sector is doing fine. is gonna go down in history. >> reporter: the president warned a drop in european demand could moon a drop in business for american manufacturers that's why he's pushing foreign he'ders to get things under control quickly. -- leaders to get things under control quickly. a judge may decide today if two men will be tried for last year's an take on giants' fan by and stow. -- brian stow. the witness doreen sanchez is the sister of one defendant

and the girlfriend of the other. prosecutors gave her immunity in exchange for her testimony. yesterday she testified one suspect had blood on his hands after stow was beaten. stow continues to recover from severe brain injuries. novato police looking for whoever stole a $30,000 picasso lithograph from a private estate after a group of 100 teenagers threw an illegal party at the mansion of former ukrainian prime minister on may 27th. he's in jail and his house has been empty ever since. the lithograph went missing with $5,000 in silver candlestick, leather coats and laptops. the wait will soon end for people who spent days camped out on the sidewalk waiting for nike's newest shoe. rapper kanye west helped inspire the shoe. we asked one young man how long he's been waiting. >> we've been here since

monday afternoon. waiting and waiting. finally we are 24 hours away. >> one of the people we with didn't know how much the new nikes will cost or if they will have his size. but he's there and the shoes go on sale sometime tomorrow. meteorologist mike nicco is here with the forecast. >> matching ipads to go with it. all kidding aside, good morning. take a look at haze, we have a lot of sunshine today probably the coolest in the forecast, real heat coming may last for several days. >> think they will help my vertical jump? deadly e. coli outbreak in four states. what you need to know. are you still making weekend plans? we have a free suggestion. copd makes it hard to breathe,

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health officials investigating a mysterious and deadly e. coli outbreak across six southern states. outbreak is linked to 14 illnesses and the death of a

21-month-old girl in new orleans the largest cluster is this atlanta. the cdc is urgently trying to find and contain the source, still unknown. >> they are racing against the clock because they want to figure out what the product is and get it out of the market before it sickens or kills anyone else. >> the illnesses happened in april and may. none of them has been in california. tomorrow, you can take in the sights of muir woods and other national parks for free. the national park service is waiving admission for national get outdoors day admission is normally $7. park officials say the free day is one day to encourage healthy outdoor activity. if you can't make it this weekend, the park service will have four other free days later this year. if you can make think weekend, dress for warm weather. absolutely. i want you to go take a hike. >> thank you very much. you said that to me before. you told me where to go plenty of times.

[ laughing ] let's look outside show what is going on 11:20 this morning. good morning. check out ocean beach this morning. looks inviting. a few rip currents you want to be careful winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour along our beefs this afternoon. -- our beaches this afternoon. richmond san rafael bridge there, clear outside we have a lot of sunshine out there. what we are going to talk about as far as live doppler is the fact that it is not showing much. there it is right there, hardly anything to be found, nothing to be found high pressure the next couple of days. lack of cloud cover tries to creep near the coast evaporates and that's going to be the case all weekend. winds near 30 half moon bay and sfo, near 17 novato and

santa rosa, 20 fairfield. the rest of us in that 10 to 15 mile per hour range. bringing temperatures didn't a little, 58 half moon bay low to mid 60s bay shore into the south bay mid to upper 60s even 70s in the north and east bay valleys. 59 monterey, 60 watsonville, near 70 inland to gilroy. sunshine today but tempered by cooler breezes. clear, cooler and a little calmer tonight and warm around the bay hot inland this weekend. everybody else cooler today two degrees in oakland. five in santa rosa, south bay low to mid 70s this afternoon. mid 60s to near 70 on the peninsula mid to upper 50s along the coast blowing sand possible low 60s downtown south san francisco. 64 sausalito low to mid 70s north bay valleys. mid to upper 60s east bay

shore. hercules 70. mid 70s to upper 70s east bay valleys. 60 monterey, 69 watsonville, low to mid 70s inland. rangers came across the bay bridge they want to take on the giants now didn't do well against the a's, let's see how the giants do 7:15 tonight clear and breezy 59 to 53. rematch of the 2010 world series. let's hope we are as successful as we were there. sierra this weekend 66 today down to 59 cold front bringing us the winds. 69 sunday, upper 70s to low 80s around yosemite. l.a. and san diego low to mid 70s l.a., upper 60s in san diego. check out temperatures tomorrow, four to six degrees warmer than today, another four to six degrees of warming sunday monday mid 90s inland.

low 70s at the coast. if we get three days of 90 in a row that will be our longest stretch so far this year. >> i know you know, but do you know? the abc7 morning news team is going primetime next week. we will be pulling double duty next tuesday we'll do our regular morning newscast and come back at night for a primetime newscast after game one of the nba finals and next morning you will see us again. all the breaking news, traffic and weather you've come to expect in the morning will come next tuesday evening as well. next, friday's perfect pet. mike will introduce us to little guy.

today at 4, within key thing that you can do to make yourself healthier and wealthier. ruling in favor of thousands of state workers denied pay because of furloughs. those stories at 4 and 5. right now time for a perfect pet. mike is back who your friend? >> we've got little guy. and we have carrie harrington. you sure know how to talk to him. >> he's a datsun -- do the sun chihuahua mix. -- he's a dog he's special,

he's about 10 years old. bless you. he just wants to do what he's doing now hang out on somebody's lap he loves other dogs he likes kids he would be a great family dog he has a lot of spunk for a 10-year-old and he's goofy and funny. >> what has he done? >> he loves scratches and belly rubs and he gets very animated. i think he would be a lot of fun for a family. >> it sounds like it. call the marin humane society and we'll see if we can find little guy a new home. thanks. >> thank you. >> from all of us here, thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. have a great wee h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@