the scene at midnight. a state parole agent delivered him home to his 89-year-old mother. >> what were his first words? >> he said i can't believe i'm here. >> it's been 36 years since he, his brother and accomplice fred woods kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver, drove them to this qaury and made them climb into a moving van buried there. 16 hours later before they can call in the $5 million ransom, the bus driver and the kids dug their way out and found help. >> we got dug out about 7:00. we rounded kids up. i handed kids up to other boys and we got out. >> there is a horrible crime affecting the kids and their families and their communities and this is not a good thing. >> he says his brother understands the seriousness of the crime and he's a changed man no, longer a throat anyone. his first request after leaving?

a chocolate milk shake. he says he might give rick a job at his motorcycle shop. >> it's a huge step, we've been without rick 36 years, rick and jim. and this is a first step to get jim out, also. >> i think about still all of the time. >> several victims i spoke with by phone were upset at the release but larry park has been able to move on. >> it's time for him to become a productive member of society. >> my brothers are sorry to all of the victims and their families. and you know there is nothing they can do to, so they have to go on to their lives. >> and he says jim is willing to see the victims in prison and they're in san luis obispo. >> and there is an update on

some partial power outages. there is a lock down at county jail. power restored minutesing ayoi thorkts are lifting an order to restricted a movement of inmates and pg&e says it's caused with a problem with the switch operate bid the city. that partial out raj also suspended activities. >> pg&e crews are working in concord, trying to restore pou tror residents aichl tree fell near the intersection of landana drive and mulberry drive. 785 customers lost power initially. 66 still in the dark. there is no injuries reported. >> and a man ended up in intensive care after being shot several times by a california patrol officer this morning. it is where a pursuit ended

about 1:30 this morning. the chp says he tried to pull him over, but he took off. they got into a struggle and the officer shot ligin seven times, his family insists he was not armed. the chp refuses to comment. >> mountain view police are trying to determine why a river ran down ask killed a pedestrian today. witnesses say a pan was standing at a bus stop at california and escuela when hit by an aweddy sedan. police don't know if the driver was speeding but there are there are no skid marks found at the scene. the driver crashed into a tree. >> there is -- i don't know. there is 75 miles per hour. and you know this is going through the driver. >> that driver taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the name of the victim has in

the been released. >> berkeley fire investigators are looking for the cause of an early morning fire that killed a woman and sent two others to the hospital. the blaze broke nout an old victorian house a neighbor reported seeing flames and eight people were inside at the time. seven managed to get out. a desperate try to rescue the woman failed. >> i went in to try to find her. the smoke was just too thick. i had to -- so thick i had to duck down to see to get anywhere. >> firefighters found the victim in the attic at the house. fire officials say they know where the pier fire started and now they're working on how. the loss is estimated $2.4 million. abc 7 news is live with more.

>> the sidewalk is still closed here and there are workers removing and stabilizing what is left of the building. the fire didn't spread beyond the walls there are problems related to it, did. >> there is a fire sending hunk chunks plummeting. today, workers finished this job. and this is to make it safe again, investigators studied where the fire started. and there is a bank of electrical outlet. >> there is as you can see, the fire the way this acted this went up the wall and aconsiders the sealing. >> investigators don't know if workers played a role. >> there is some workers doing some work in this area. however, there is electrical supplies here, too. so there

could have been a couple different reason ootz fire knocked out power to adjacent piers and bill dawson still waiting for it to be restored at his seafood business. he has to keep merchandise cold without power, he risks losing it and taking a huge financial hit. >> it would be north of 100,000s oodz and on pier 33 monterey fish market relying on a generator, only after finding out about this outage. >> nobody gave us a call. and there is the whole pier block. >> the fisherman says they sent a thousand pounds of fish per day. they're sticking with the rented ren rateor. >> there is a race and they're all up there now and taken,

someone turned one back in. >> there is pier 29 empty at the time the fire started. the port says this fire will not affect those plans. in san francisco, abc news. >> there is testimony on hold in the trial of a man charged with beating a priest he claims molested him. the judge sent the jury home for the sayday so he can discuss a pressing issue with attorneys. and yesterday, in court, father lindner denied molesting the defendant, william lij or his brother, prosecutors have not denied the retired priest molested lynch. >> protest outside of google's shareholder meeting took on a circus-like atmosphere, mims dressed in track suits followed shareholders.

shareholders lined up to register, consumer watch dog google track team pretended to spy on them. and mimes providing humor while the director of the privacy project handled the message. >> the intis to track people everywhere. >> john simpton told share holders they ought to be concerned about the practices and reminded them two years ago google's street view cars were gathering up information from pry vift wifi networks and e mails from people who had no idea their networks were being tapped. >> fcc confirmed that it wasn't what we said. so we didn't look at the data. >> the fcc fined google for obstructing the investigation. >> i don't think people understand the extent.

>> consumer watch dog is pushing to provide a do not track option on the web sites and this shareholders today seemed less than interested. >> i think google is already out in the open. and one of the leaders when it comes to being transparent. >> john peter isn't concerned about the election z neither are joanne and steven land ow. >> i go and put in phone number. they know what i'm buying. >> shareholders told me what they're interested in had to do with prob yotic cars and stock prices. in mountain view abc 7 news. >> a move by shareholder dz not move the needle much on stock. stock finished at 565. and the dow took a drop because of concerns about the

economy. and there is a loss may have been driven by moodies lowering credit ratings of banks. >> san francisco rec and parks mission voted to start tuck talks about hosting events at toit coit tower after voter as proved measure b not a law but aimed at preserving the civic landmark. >> the voters said it's a special place. we want to make sure it has funding to be fixed and that it remains a private building. >> we have special events throughout the system like palace of fine arts, and sunny side conservatory. birthday parties, picnics. >> the city emphasizes that everything is open to negotiations with a phone shall planning company.

>> and still ahead a renovation just unveiled and tonight plans for a big expansion of san francisco's mosconi center. >> in the accu-weather forecast center welcome to summer in the bay area, clouds, fog, and a chance of showers, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and there is a prevention of summer brain drain. how one city is helping kids this year.

expansion plans today announced for the mosconi center. >> there is tourism that is the number one industry. this brings a lot of people here, that is why the mayor at least says it's time to double the size of mosconi center. this center just renovated and at the travel association

lunchen the city's marketing organization talked about improvement autos there is ceilings, walls, furniture and upgrades. >> all that and a wireless system handling 60,000 devices running at the same time at peak performance and this hotel industry paid for it. ed lee says it just won't do if it wants to stay competitive. >> it's no longer in new york, florida or chicago, it's beijing. >> if san francisco wants to attract more conventions here, the mayor says mosconi must expand and not by adding buildings. >> we're still contemplating whether or not it's necessary to do another building.

>> the development will be done in stages in 25 years. phase one expected to be completed by 2018. the details of the plan are still being hammered out. but the mayor anticipates hotels will raise the money with matching funds. and david naidelman says a larger mosconi would boost the economy. >> it's important to the success of san francisco, moving forward. >> and this mayor would not say how much would it cost but says other cities are doing it, or planning to do so, we should, too. >> and thank you so much. he created stories about people who were attracted to san francisco. now, tales of the city author

is leaving town. he received a cable car award from san francisco travel today for contributions to the city. and tomorrow will be traveling east before settling in santa fe, new mexico. this began as a series of stories and a musical performed at act. >> the school year may be over but officials are looking for ways to prevent brain drain. today they hosted hundreds of young ones. there are rams that doesn't have to be just with a book. >> learning a new force or a still engages the brain. and. >> a recent study finds kids forget about three months of instruction during summer break. it is more pronounced in low

income kids who don't have a chance to attend camps or visit museum autos great program. >> yes. today may have been a good day to go to a museum. >> and they were bundled up. >> there is a live view on to the bay. you can't see the bay. there are blue skies above. low clouds pushing across the bay. and it's been rather dreary looking day. and there is a cool one. you can see how expansive this area of clouds has become. and this pushes inland cross the bay and into inland locations. there are 59 across the bay. oakland mildest readings inland. let's take a look at the 24 hour difference. it's 28 degrees cooler in concord than yesterday.

there is 30 degrees cooler in livermore. and there is 18 degrees cooler in san rafael. there are gusty winds near the delta. and there are winds 20 miles per hour gusts to 23 in livermore. and it's breezy around the bay area and it's cool. and there are cloudy skies ask a chance of showers, this cool pattern will be with us and the satellite shows an alignment of high pressure off shore and low pressure inland producing this strong flow of winds and there will be a pool of cool air going to bring us a chance of showers, we'll start at 11:00 tonight at which point we'll see drizzle along the coastline and parts

of the peninsula will be a cloudy start to the day. by mid day, looking for showers to develop in the north bay in ponts northward. it will be showers pushing south ward into marin county. and there is a chance of showers and isolated showers pushing south of the golden gate. it's going to be a winter like third day of summer there are low clouds and fog near the coast. low temperatures upper 40s to low. >>s and tomorrow a chance of showers into the north bay. clouds around and sunshine breaking through from time to time. there are high temperatures into the 60s. and just above 70s in the mildest loks up north looks like a cool one, highs into 60s, monterey bay, highs into 60s near the bay. low 70s inland. here is the accu-weather

forecast. there is a cool pattern remaining with us into next week. and at that point i'll reclaim the title of sultan of sunshine. >> still ahead the newest trend in america. how the economy is affecting living arrangements. >> and home sales taking a di. now could be the best time ever to buy a home.

and listen to this. american medical association believes sugary drempks should cost more pointing out one in every five kids are obese. that is one reason, another is hope more costly sweetened drinks will encourage people to look for healthier option autos americans bought fewer homes in may than april.

national association of realtors says sales dropped 1.5% in may. this began in april after nearly reaching a two year high and mortgage rates have dropped and there is a new record low. new census information shows a staggering number after dult children moving back with parents. saying the number of adult children living with their parents stood at 16 million between 2007 and 2010. that is an increase of more than 1.2 million from previous years. recession of 2007 and 2009 were the longest and deepest since the great depression of the 19 30s erasing nearly nine million jobs. >> and larry beil is here with sports. big game is coming up. >> we're getting ready. >> and there is a preview of game five. kt heat close it out tonight? and he might be the most exciting baseball player in the bay area. since everybody home in oakland, happy. ed

dodgers got swept by the a's and what a boost for oakland za's fans bringing out brooms this afternoon. travis blackly continuing a trend today, struck out six in eight innings and dodgers axe's against collin cow hill looking u and h struck out seven. there is a fourth inning single. top nine, a's catcher in his big league debut, guns down, still 1-1. bottom nine. there is good night, game over, drive home safery. a's hosting the giants starting tomorrow and coming up next here on abc 7 game five tweet heat and thunder.

can lebron quiet critics and win a championship? he's been on the wrong side two of nba titles in his career. lebron remembers pain of losing and says he's more mature now with a win tonight he'll capture his first nba title. >> and last year, after losing once again i was very frustrated and hurt i let teammates down. last year i played to prove people wrong instead of just going out, having fun and plying a game i grew up loving. >> and coverage begins right after the newscast then join me for after the game with larry riley. and lebron, i'm told is very height rated tonight. >> thank you. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> thanks for joining us.