what led up to this shooting. it's what investigators are working on now. >> cops have not released a description of the victim or suspects in sh this shooting saying this is an active investigation and are possibly using surveillance video to further come up with clues. >> and there is developing news in oakland. there is a rally getting underway right now in lake view cool. parents have been camped out for days. this morning school district police handed out flyers ordering protestors to leave. parents started to protest. >> did you take that for being aggressive? i don't know where the bar is set. >> six officers walking on to a school. >> and the district blames budget cuts. lake view said to be converted

into offices. the district moved stud dwronts three schools and there are many parents that lack transportation. >> i judge ruled all suspended students at heritage high school will be allowed to makeup final exams missed. graduation day nine days ago. 67 juniors not allowed to attend because they were suspended for a prank officials say was vandalism. a judge said he wants officials to give remaining students their finals within next two weeks. and. >> i think punishing them is not the right way to handle this. to potentially keep them from actually being able to get a diploma and go on to higher education. >> and there is a judge deciding whether the sentence violated due pro skpes should be taken off the record. >> a dive team is back in work

near morgan hill this week looking for evidence in the disappearance of sierra lamar. and the santa chaira county sheriff dive team is using sonar to take another look at the reservoir and investigators believe that the equipment could detect something that wasn't seen in previous searches. it's been more than three months since the 15-year-old disappeared on her way to school. >> and roger clemens has been cleared of charges. a washington, d.c. jury found the 49-year-old cy young winner not guilty of lying to congress. and barry bonds tried on similar charges. this trial ended an investigation into one of the all-time premier pitcher autos go early morning fires caused

125,000 ndz damage and left a dog dead. the first broke out about 4:00 a.m. on the back deck of a home on hern avenue. and there is the loen occupant that woke up to a barking and the two escaped from a fire. with you the dog ran back into the house and was overcome by the fire. >> in san francisco, the tents are coming down on what is being described as a successful u.s. open. it brought a big economic boost to the district closest to the tournament. mark matthews joins with us more. >> in west lake, expectations are high because we're just blocks from the olympic club course. but the way the transportation was set up there is fear that spectators would pass the down by. shuttle buses were the way to get in.

and they bypassed businesses at west lake shopping sent skbrer a week ago the owner of burger mifter told me he had concerns. today he's a happy man. >> we have exceeded expectations and it was awesome. we were packed all day, nonston. there are others. >> west lake did very well. >> joseph west lake did better than that. there is one tournament player stop by. >> we saw john peterson. and he really enjoyed this restaurant. >> tampton inn reported a great weekend. and last monday, there was 400 thousand items printed with olympic club logo. a week later not one of the 100,000 ball caps was left. >> there is a fantastic week. one of the best ever.

>> today, usga marked down remaining merchandise to 50% but only until 5:00 tonight. >> going out of business and there are a bunch of junior prob -- programs we support. and our inventory sold so well, we don't have much left. >> and this guy that did better than anyone was wes simpson. his prize money totalled $1.4 million. and the fellow that interrupted the presentation was arrested for being drunk in public, handcuffed and released. when sobering up. >> andrew dudley taken away, but not pull in jail. he calls himself jungle bird. he was released after he sobered up and i, as i understand it, makes a practice of butting in front of cameras in order to do the

bird call thing. in terms of benefits, usga estimating between 140 and $170 million for the bay area. abc 7 news. >> and the state department is launching a pesticide free parks initiative awarding grants to communities that stop using pesticides and switch to chemical free alternatives. and this including planting pesticide resistant shrubry. >> this either kills it or debilitates them to the point where you have kind of a fume investigation, if you will. >> in the bay area, the substances department says marin county parks are between 80% and 90% pesticide free.

>> and spencer christian sup next with the accu-weather forecast. looks nice out there. >> there is a cool down since the peak of the weekend. and there are inland locations 25 degrees cooler than saturday. there is a temperatures from mid-50s to upper 60s, lingering low clouds and fog, and temperatures from 50 to with about 59. tomorrow it's going to warm up, temperatures rebounding and there are 60s at the coast to perhaps low 90s then, of course, summer arrives on wednesday. and what will that bring? >> ahead at 4:00 how eating breakfast can help you avoid developing diabetes. >> and details on microsoft's big announcement today. a live report from bloomberg

west. >> and it's 4:07. monday commute is beginning. you're looking at i 0 in san francisco.

we have breaking news out of arizona right now. take a look at these live pictures. a massive industrial fire burning in a plumbing supply company in the town of gilbert that. is about a half hour east of phoenix. there are several explosions heard and no word whether there are any joirs o or -- injuries or what start that had fire. >> and this afternoon, number of children getting

prescription drugs for adhd jumped 46% since twut -- 2002. looking at prescription drugs for children under 18, now, over all, prescriptions for all drugs have gone down 7% and there are decreases in prescriptions for antibiotics, pain medicine and cough and cold but for asthma and birth control were up. >> there are research suggests gastric bypass surgery may increase a patient's chances for alcohol abuse and says patients who had that surgery faced double of risk for excessive drinking compared to those with a less drastic operation. researchers believe it changes the way the body die jefts alcohol and this causes people to feel affects more quickly after drinking less than before the operation.

researchers suggest this may lead to problem drinking. >> and enjoying breakfast could reduce the risk of developing type two diabetes according to researchers. this study found they were 43% less likely to become overweight. and those what ate breakfast four times per week also had benefits. researchers say as long as they stuck to a regular schedule. 50 and any minute now, we're expecting a big announcement from microsoft. >> hi, emily. >> doors in los angeles have opened and we're waiting for a big announcement. and there are sources tell us may may run microsofts latest

operating system windows 8. and we don't know about how much it will cost. cheapest current ipad is $499 and it dominates 62.5% of the market. there is another big question. how many apps will it have? there is now more than 200,000. >> there is big news out of facebook today, sposhl network acquired faith.com helping users tag people by looking for feature that's distinguish them from one another, facebook has one of the largest photo bases in the world. terms were not disclosed and there is technology that may be useful for some, users worry it could create yet another privacy headache.

and facebook tells bloomberg news it's working on a product to help target users based on their whereabouts. more than half of the 900 million users shifted to mobile and stocks swinging between gains and losses today, investors try to sort out risks and possible outcomes overseas. recollections gave confidence the country will stay in the curio zone for now. and bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher on apple. ebay and google. oracle came out with a surprise earning announcement, reporting profit went up to 82 cents per share and sales increasing to $10.9 billion.

the company announced stock buy back program of up to $10 billion. in san francisco, alan, back to you. >> looking outside, you can see how pretty it s big changes in weather. >> and this is depending on which direction, east, blue skies and west, low clouds and fog. there is a cool down and there is saturday was hot. triple digits in many inland locations saturday. there is a live view looking westward. you can see there is low clouds and fog just barely there. and there is cooling at the coast. we're picking up low loudz and fog return together coast there now and is filling in into salinas area.

so let's take a look at what is going on now. temperatures upper 80s inland locations. 88 in antioch. there is nothing near temperatures seen two days ago. 71 in santa rosa. there is warmer in all areas tomorrow, summer arriving wednesday afternoon at 4:09 pacific daylight time. cooler weather again, thursday and friday. there is a similar alignment just cooling sea breeze has returned. compare saturday's high temperatures to highs to have today just days of a cool down into triple digits to 19 degrees cooler in livermore. there is 25 degrees cooler in santa rosa. san francisco cooled 27

degrees since saturday's high of 86 degrees. overnight tonight there are low clouds and fog pressing locally inland just a dad. there is a still fog and low clouds but watch it burn away by mid afternoon, we'll be left with highs at the coast into low 60s, mainly 70s around the bay. 80s to low 90s inland. highs of 91 in yu kaia. and there is upper 70s around the bay. monterey bay, highs in 70s near the bay. upper 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. and there is sunny skies warming up wednesday, first day of summer, looking at cool

down thursday, friday, high temperatures barely reaching close to 80 degrees inln on thursday. there is a two-day warm up. that is a case of summer identity. >> nothing to complain about. >> no. >> and lucky. >> and thank you. >> and next on abc 7 news at 4:00 health concerns for ozzy osbourne's son. we'll have detail autos betty white cuddles up with a snake. why the actress is showing reptile love coming up. >> and there is a local girl helping summer food programs fight a growing hunger problem here in the bay area. >> and there is taking a look at traffic things are looking smooth tonight. >> and no, no. you have to stay. we'll be right back. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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jack osbourne, son of ozzy osbourne tells people magazine he's been diagnosed with multiple sker yotis. he learned of the illness two

weeksing ayof. the disease affects central nerve krus system and can cause problems with muscle control. >> petty white comes out to help one of her favorite cause autos and another big star is having a baby. >> adam sandler released movies but viewers wanted to see zoo animals in madagascar 3. it held onto the number one spot in the box office. and in third was "rock of ages". and fifth "that's my boy" behind "snow white and the huntsman". >> betty white spent the weekend cuddled up with remember tiles joined by actresses polly perez and sarah michelle gellar.

they want people to know how zoos prevent animals from becoming extikt they say animals should be free and roaming free. well they don't have any natural habitat anymore. we've taken care of that. >> and jennifer nettels is having a baby and the manager says she and her husband are thrilled and she could be seen as a mentor on "duets" wednesday night on nbc. >> coming up world leaders meet to take on major challenge autos latest developments at g 20 summit and the chilly reception for the president. >> and there is a teacher's punishment for a classroom bully cost her her job and creating a

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a state transportation officials run in with the law tlod a public education campaign by using hands free devices to do things like texting while driving.

>> this involves a state transportation official from southern california, pulled over after an officer thought she was texting on her phone at a red light, just charging her phone. she showed that to the officer but it turns out she may as well have been texting in the eyes of the law. california transportation commissioner learned something new about the law last week. a police officer led her go without a citation if she'd post the lesson on her facebook page, do not cradle your phone to check if its charging. that is illegal ask could get you a ticket. he got out of the ticket in exchange for posting the experience. >> there the only purpose you can use the phone is for making a hands free call.

>> most appear to understand but might be fuzzy on fine points peem are driving and using phones and keep in mind, you can be ticketed. >> the u.s. department calls it a epidemic, and 416,000 injury autos are you religious about anything you need to do with your phone you do before you pull way? >> no. i'm not. >> and why do you think it's hard for us to put that down? >> because you want to know if someone is calling you. >> this dairy salesman only learned about proper placement after the chp pulled him over for a cracked windshield. >> voice command doesn't work well. >> as far as you know? touching is okay? >> yes.

he was watching me do it. he was satisfied with what i was doing. >> and there is one exception, you can do anything you want to call in an emergency whether your own or someone else's. >> that is interest you. european markets rose after voters gave a narrow victory to the conservative party. experts believe it may have saved greeks from an economic crisis but the union is still at risk. in. >> this was a sign't development. spain to be next country looking for a full bailout one challenge looming on the horizon. >> there are leaders gathering there is a sense of relief,

voters noted a new government and sticking with the cure yes as occurrencey. the president sounded cautiously optimistic. >> this election, i think in greece indicates a positive prospect for not only them forming a government but working with their international partners in order they can continue on the path of reform. >> the global economy seems to have damaged -- dodged a bullet for now. and there are questions about how europe will get the debt yisis under control. there obama says gave giving out answers will be a key focus. >> we're going to be working under your leadership with our partners and with aum countries to make sure the economy grows and situation

stabilizes and confidence returns to the markets. >> polls show americans are frustrated with the president's handling of the u.s. economy and his political fortunes may depend on what happens oversea autos if there is hope of healing we're not an island. >> some are down playing expectations for any major break throughs. alan, back to you. >> and i understand that the president met with russian president putin today at the summit. what are you hearing about that meet something. >> after the meeting the two did a photo open. the president says they agree on a need to clamp down on tensions but wow were tensions on full display. body language said it all. you had putin slumped in the chair. the two barely looked at each other this, is the first time

they've met since putin took back the presidency. the white house says that is just the way putin is, and everything is fine. >> bay area organizations are warning immigrant family that's will let some undocumented young people apply for a work permit. and this program created by order on friday. anybody offering to process paper work before that time is most likely committing fraud. >> they'll say if you give me so much money, i can give you a work permit within next couple months. people are desperate owe hope for a result. >> and despite the promise some say they're going to hold off until after the election,

they're concerned the program may be revoked if the republican candidate, mitt romney, wins the presidency. >> prosecution wraps up the case today in the child sex abuse trial against jerry sandusky. the defense called its form fsh fsh first witness former coach richard anderson. he testified he never saw anything appropriate and said it is not uncommon for coaches and young fwoiz shower together. >> this idea that tried to persuade someone that what mr. sandusky did was right is that people shower all the time, i don't think takes you far. >> the team is expected to argue the 68-year-old has a personality disorder and sandusky was charged with 52 counts after busing children but one dropped today. state statute did not apply in years the witness says he was abused.

>> a texas kindergarten teacher is under fire accused of ordering the class of 24 to line up and take turns hitting the 6-year-old boy as a punishment. this happened last month near san antonio. the mother says the teacher told the boy in the to tell anyone what happened. and his parents found out when the principle called. >> the teacher told us not to tell us. >> this is horrible. ways in shock. and just want to make sure she doesn't able to teach again. >> the teacher lost her job and prosecutors are looking into whether file charges. another teacher that witnessed the incident but waited to report it has been placed on leave. people are talking about this story on our abc 7 facebook page, erin says there is no lesson learn if the mom doesn't start teaching her son right from wrong. and jody says i am concerned

for stress this may have put on other kids in the classroom asked to do the slapping. if you'd like to join the conversation go to facebook.com. >> when it looked like referees weren't going to stop a fight a hockey mom decided to step on to the ice. one review blew the whittle so jean o tool shouted at the refs to get things under control. she spoke to abc news about her son's reaction. >> initially thought he's going to be grounded for fighting. and he was embar fas -- embarrassed but understood the reasoning why i went to stop it. he knows it's not something we encourage him to do. >> she later apologized for using colorful language. >> and ahead at 4:00 how a

program to keep kids from going hungry in oakland is getting bigger this summer. >> from our camera looking towards mount diablo, blue skies and things are going to start warming up again, i'll have details in the accu-weather forecast. >> and in the tichen there are many sinks from which to choose but what ch is best for you? >> and there is fog coming in on the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back.

>> there is breaking news in arizona a major fire is burning in the town of gilbert about a half hour east of phoenix. several explosions have been heard out there. there is no word of what started this fire. and there is owe vac waigss continue in colorado. flames charred about 90 square miles and nearly 1800 people are fighting that fire and this is fire destroyed at least 181 homes, then, in san diego county there is a wildfire destroying a home that is now 30% contained,

threatening some 200 structures. there is a mix eve vac waigss in that area and there are school ace out, oakland expan expanding a summer lunch program. there are 144 loks where kids with receive a free meal, 30 more locations than last year, the meals are offered in schools, library and community jernts. 20,000 kids are eligible for free lunches. the program keeps many of them from going hungry while school is out. >> this may be their one meal they have. during the day. so this is pretty important. and this also means they're able to continue with what they've got during the school year, a nutritious lunch. >> menu is expanding. gone are chips and friz. they've been replaced by fruits and salads. parents are being educated about healthy habits. >> good thing to do. >> and there is a time lapse

view, you can see the low clouds and fog return together ko. there is what we expect tomorrow, high conditions into 90s in chic chic and st. louis. out west a little bit in dallas, on the coast we'll see and up along great lakes area there are thunderstorms. back on the west coast we won't see thunderstorms, here in the bay area and in california tomorrow, warm, also with highs into 90s in chico and fresno. 106 in the desert. and there is sunny skies warming up with highs into low to mid-80s. there is mild to warm conditions and highs up to 80 degrees in redwood city. on the coast, breezy and cool to mild.

59 degrees in pacifica. downtown there is a high of 67 tomorrow, north bay highs well into upper 80s up to 90s in clover dale. 88 in cal stoga. and there are highs into 70s, inland east bay sizzling with upper 80s to low 90s. there is warm inland at gilroy and morgan hill. after sharp cool down today we'll have two days of warming tomorrow, and wednesday, that won't last long there, is a week of ups and downs. >> and coming up there are concerns over toyotas the government says could catch fire, how officials are widening their investigation. >> and do you ever get a sinking feeling while shopping

for new bathroom fixtures? taking a look at west sinks for the dollar. >> i'm probably going to be what people don't think much. >> and okay. then, an unusual contest in the north bay. which dog will win worl's ugliest dog? abc news at 4:00 continues right after this. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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>> the goflt is adding 600 thousand toyota cameries to an investigation related to fires in power window switches. the national transportation safety board says the investigation now includes more than 1.4 million vehicles. covering certain cameries from 2008 and 2009 model years. it's the top-selling car in the u.s., also are 2007 and twut, 2009 yaris subcompacts and all 2008 highlander hybrid suvs. the federal investigation began in february. and this caused 161 fires and nine injuries. >> and there is more consumer news, most of us don't think about a kitchen sink until thinking about remodeling.

michael finney has results. >> something this mundane looks glamorous on display at the store. the choices are endless. there is stainless steel, and corian to apron-front sinks. you can need a sink that can handle daily wear and tear, consumer reports put 18 kitchen sinks through tough tests, staining sinks soaked with foods like kool aid, pasta sauce, and coffee, scrubbing with scouring pads and dropped hard objects from different heights, check dog to see how well it could handle a hot pot of oil. all materials had a weakness, some worse than other autos our are critic sinks melted in

the heat test. >> nearly all stainless steel sinks scratched they proved to be the most durable and least expensive, but avoid highly polished. >> brushed finish will hide stains better. >> you'll want to get a stainless steel sampg with sound absorbing pads on the underside. a sink isn't the most glamorous push chags, choosing a right one can make jobs easier. >> consumer reports says there are two considerations people often overlook, double sinks are popular, check that one sink is big enough to fit your biggest pan. and there are is some sobering news, just because your parents are rich doesn't mean

they're passing money down to you. a good percentage plan to donate to charity. according to a survey, about 32% of ultrarich americans stay they don't think it's important to leave an inhair tense to their children. looking at people worth at least $3 million, main reason kids are getting left out, parents think each generation should earn its own wealth the old fashioned way. >> and new details emerging from the book penned by john edwards what does the candidate have the other affairs? >> and a rough decision for judges. a fierce competition for the title. world's ugliest dog. >> and bay area biotech project that could free thousands from dieal sis. that is ahead, now, diane sawyer with a look at what

she's working on. >> and this this is great to begin the week with everyone in the bay area, coming up, face-to-face with leaders of europe and an icy meeting with the russian's leader putin. also, gastric bypasses fighting obesity, increasing the risk of alcoholism? one story will make you think. and abab

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a connection your whole house can count on. ♪ looking live out there started to look like a commute that. is i 80, traffic coming towards you. and most people are headed home to the east bay. >> there is breaking news now out of the north bay. a chopper is stopped to help

an injured cyclist. we saw the cables pulling up the person from the huge bank of trees down there. you can see them dangling to the right side of the helicopter. apparently the person was riding in a remote location when an accident occurred. the cyclist had moderate injuries and paramedics were able to hike in but needed help of a helicopter to get that victim to an ambulance that, is what you're looking at. and china camp state park in san rafael. >> and abc news is out with details from rielle hunter's tell all book about her relationship with john edwards nrk the book, hunter claims she was edwards last mistress but not his first. she says he had affair was at least two other women dating back 20 years. hunter unleashes a scathe attack on ed waurdz late wife, zrik her as crazy, venomous

and a witch on wheels. you can see an interview on 2020 this friday at 9:00. >> and there is a contest in zimbabwe that sounds offensive but the winner is proud. he has been named this year's mr. ugly. he's now a local celebrity out there. he beat four other ugly men to land the title, 100s ndz cash and a night at a hotel. he says being ug sli not a curse. he believes it's a gift from god. he's proud of it. good for you. >> and in san francisco today a very odd news conference, you can compare to a couple prize fighters. in this case they're oblivious, not the owners, though. sheer wayne freedman. >> they billed it as a throw down between a couple dogs many people would be likely to throw away. but not john adler.

and this is ugly, is it skin deep? >> this doesn't go deeper than that. and this might explain why there is international flavor bringing us mugly. a dog so famous he has a documentary crew. >> i don't make a big deal of it. >> i know. but i'm filming you guys making a documentary. >> he is something called a chinese crescent. and both passed adoption test. like every other dogs offering unconditional dog today, they were rescued. not bred. so the promoter told us winners do have traits. >> ears sag.

there is an under bite. an overbite. eyes are droopy. >> why come here? >> we don't have ugly dog contests in the uk. >> and later, he received no different treat just a traditional greeting. we eavesdropped on the crew. >> heerk it's different. it's, i'm going to win. you're out. >> wait a minute. you're competitive? >> i'm still happy. if i don't win i'm probably going to be flattered. >> and as for mugly and icky, winners already. >> and okay, they're confident and this is an attractive quality. >> yes.

>> thank you so much. >> and you can keep track of the breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news starts now. >> activist escalate the fight despite warningings from police. >> the project that could take kidney patients off dialysis once and for all. >> i'm sandhya patel. summer arriving wednesday, i'll let you know if heat will come with it. >> good afternoon, everybody, i'm balancean wong. >> i'm cheryl jennings. parents taking a stand on the shut down of their childrens schools. >> that is right. we're at lake view elementary with the latest out there. >> police showed up about 45

minutes ago. they've left. they came not to force people out of here but came to make sure that at larm was off, it had been going off sometime. and they came to check to sfee classrooms had been vandalized. a rally is going on as you can see behind me. the situation is sense here. and not knowing if and when police will return. >> police officers came on campus handing out notices. the buyers asked anyone on school grounds to leave. the school district says the group violated the law. >> and there is an escalation. and alarm was set off. and that changed the cal cue plus around the situation. >> and most parents left. >> that is telling parents we