and that is the basis for this mistrial, perjury which the prosecutor, herself, predicted. the father lives in a church retirement facility in los gatos that. is where will lynch is accused of tracking him down and beating him. the case has gotten national attention because of the international issue of priest abuse. the father has never been in a courtroom before, and never had to answer to charges of molestation because of the court statute of limitations. this is a way for will lynch, one of the men who says he was abused by father lindner to put lindner on the stand. so in one respect, will lynch has gotten what he wanted by creating more attention already, the defense says additional victims have come

forward, right now there is a request for a mistrial. the deputy district attorney should be answering and filing papers before court closes today, then, we should have a decision from the judge on whether a mistrial will be declared in this case on monday. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> we're following developing news at san francisco international airport. thousands are still delayed because of area autos there is a live look from our camera. you can see skies here, it looks nice out. but that doesn't mean problems for the airport are over by any means. we are live now at sfo with the latest. >> there is a regular thing here at this airport. and today, the ceiling was especially low. it took so long to burn off. now, the runways here at sfo are so close together, and when that keeling is low, the

airport has to shut down one inbound and one outbound runway for safety reasons, cutting in half the number of flights that can take off or land. and there is summer is the busiest travel season, today they're expecting 140,000 passengers. most, not all flights were delayed and some say about 45 minutes and others, two to three hours, it's especially trying for some people when they have connecting flights. and this is spokesperson said had it not been for that lower than expected ceiling we won't have seen these delay autos this usually burns off mid morning, something like that. there is overcast results. and. >> my mom. it's just going to make us

late. we're going to a different airport and getting home at o dark thirty but other than that, it's all right. >> people are also traveling a lot more these days and sfo is they're expected to see 40 million passengers this year, a record for this airport. we're seeing delays because of what happened this morning and right now, it's kind of slow here and so what they're trying to do is moving those airplanes out of here quickly before things get busy again. >> thank you. and there is a common problem out there. >> yes. the fog and there is a look at the flight forecast. >> there is a back up leanne was talking about. as you look at the big picture,

there is cloud cover and spotty drizzle as well, south of the golden gate there are clear skies now and there are more at sfo right now. there are lots of clouds shining through. visibility is 10 miles or greater. so at the moment conditions are good and continuing to improve. there is a back up from earlier today and there is is a quick look at the drizzle now. there are wide spread drizzle earlier today into ponts south. it's spotty and very light. we still have more to come this evening. there is a full report on the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> thank you. we'll see you then. the politics now. proposition 29 a measure on the june 5th ballot is a new tax on tobacco defeated by a slim margin. the ap called the race against

the measure to 49.7% in favor. and about five million votes were cast. the tobacco industry poured $47 million into the race. prop 29 would have added a $1 a pack tax with money designated for cancer research. in march, 67% of the voters supported the measure. >> there is an update on a story we reported last night on abc 7 news at 11:00. police have arrested a woman they believe hit a man with her car then kept driving, leading investigators to a 28-year-old from morgan hill, police say they found damage on the car that matches evidence on the scene. the victim is in a coma. discovered at butterfield boulevard. they believe he spent an hour on the ground between the time he was hit and the time he was found. >> oakland police hope witnesses will come forward

with information on two bodies found in two separate locations today. there is a driver discovering a woman on the on ramp around 1:30 this morning. then, around 10:30 a.m. a passenger spotted a body in a drainage canal. a good samaritan tried to revive the woman but she was pronounced dead at the scene. it's unclear if she was shot along the freeway or left there after being shot somewhere else and there is investigators have not revealed how the person died or how long that person was there. >> and san jose mayor and police chief and the family of a young murder victim are working together trying to address youth violence in the community. the 14-year-old was killed back in april. his murder remains unsolved.

the family's grief snot stopping them from trying to help others. >> there is a beating death of the 14-year-old impacted several segments of the community. his family is devastated. >> we want the community to help us find the people that did this to my little brother. we want justice. >> there are also emergency workers who tried to save the young victims of violence. >> when we lose a young patient it's traumatic and we wonder what type of life that person might have. >> there are police officers who are trying to prevent crimes but are watching as a number of them go up. >> there are 19 homicides. and however, what we're concerned about is that six of them have been individuals 14-18 years of age. and that is very concerning. >> the task force decided to

respond with new techniques. first part of the plan is engaging safe leaders in the community. >> we recognize there isn't a community center or lie brair in hot spots but there are three to four faith facilities. >> and another part of the splan trying to reach young people in the hospital. a new team will talk to those involved in gang violence while at valley medical center. >> there is probably no better time than someone on the edge of death due to knifing or shooting that they might have open mind about considering something different. that is one of the things we're doing. using that window of community. >> a new addition to the task force is money. they redirected $2 million to this effort. >> there is a san francisco couple could face the death penalty for allegedly killing a man they believed was

pimping their teen-aged daughters and they came to support at rainment. and district attorney says they planned this murder making them eligible for the death penalty. >> this is case is getting more ridiculous by the day if they go after clients for the death penalty, i feel they're making a big mistake, putting a lot of pressure on clients. >> this is not a tool that i'm in favor of. and in order for to us seek other remember tis we have to use special circumstances in this case. >> and the da acknowledged parents are victims in this tragedy but he add that had vigilante justice is not a solution. >> jurors returned to court today during a second day of deliberations of the jerry sandusky trial. they wanted to rehear key parts of the testimony. we have more from pennsylvania

and more on what went on inside, and outside of the courtroom. >> there are 12 jurors back in the courtroom to hear a replay of testimony they've requested and only this time, the attorneys read aloud from transcripts the deliberation over the fate of the 68-year-old jerry sandusky is heading towards the end of the second day. >> he's been doing group things for a number of years. i think they're going to take this seriously. >> there is a lot to say. but we can't discuss anything now. >> the defense is keeping its lips seal about the revelation. the former coach's own adopted son approached prosecutors claiming that is a is a victim of the abuse, yet he began sitting by his mother's side in supported jerry only to offer on the last day of testimony to take the stand for the prosecution. and that offer was rejected.

>> so suddenly change his mind, coming public with the fact he claims he was would have opened him up for a serious cross examination. >> and three of the six adopted children were in court this morning with donny and jerry. and they're hoping he's acquitted on charges he faces. sources tell abc news he would have been a witness in, and only if jerry sandusky would have taken the stand and testified he never sexual assaulted any of his own children. >> i understand the under was asking for more clarification. can you tell us what that is about? >> there is asking for judge for testimony on a investigator that that individual thought he saw

sandusky sexual assaulting a young boy. it's interesting to note both questions from this jury had to do with individuals that thought they saw jerry sandusky molesting young boys and not from alleged victims themselves. >> thank you very much. >> and how does microsoft's new tab blet compare to the ip ipad? >> and blame it on the rain. researchers linking a common problem to the weather. >> in san francisco park, pride sell praigsz coming to san francisco. the transgender community is leading the way. there is a live report coming up. >> and michael finney is taking your questions on twitter and facebook now and will answer them later, live, you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com.

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now -- thousands of people are coming to san francisco to celebrate lgbt pride weekend. big event is on sunday, one of the best-known pride parades rolls up market street. and this party will continue after the parade. we are live now with who is still to come and events that are underway. >> that is right this, is one of them. door lowers park is the kicking point for the

transmarch. the crowd has been growing and there is a stage set up and entertainment planned for afternoon and there is some speeches by elected officials. the community says they're a part of the lgbt community, but it's important to hold their own separate he vechblt new this year was the youth and elder brunch. it's free and designed for younger generation to learn from older transgender people. the 9th annual march leaves from the park at 6:30 and head for the un plaza. and this is not to be confused with the pride parade this, year that event will be sunday and it's just one event among many comprising pride weekend. police are bracing for the crowd. >> we have an expected crowd of about a million people, both residents living here

come out and visitors doum see this event this, is a largest lgbt event in the nation. >> and the transmarch started nine years ago in response to the mistrial in the murder trial of newark transgender girl gwen arajo. they're hoping for a crowd of 15,000 and this begins at 6:30. you don't have to be transgrernd to be here. everyone is invited and welcome, they tell us. >> thank you. you can get more information on events taking place during pride weekend and there is a link posted under see it on tv. >> researchers have found a possible link between migraines and weather. in a stud study doctors asked

66 people to keep a diary of symptoms for a year and found temperature changes triggered a fifth of all migraines. the connection more obvious on cool days and the findings being presented in a conference in los angeles. >> another new study suggests watching television could help children who need to have warts removed. researchers showed videos of kung fu panda and barney to preschoolers and found those children were about 60% less likely to be highly anxious as kids who didn't watch videos. >> on to business news, facebook settled a lawsuit related to ads but first latest on microsoft and how it may stack up against ipad. and let's go live with today's after the bell report. >> hello there. and there are new details

emerging. and bloomberg news learned the tab blet will sell with a wi-fi only connection. and apple's ipad is available with lte service. the cheapest version will reportedly cost as much, or more than the ipad. and that is in line with microsoft's guide is that cost will be comparable to that of other tab blets. the 32 gig wi-fi ipad is about $600 but there are other versions available as low as $400. the battery life will be reportedly worse than ipad's as well. and there are the rest of the world getting just bare will he a glimpse when microsoft unveiled it. so we'll stay posted for those. there facebook agreed to give

users more control and to pay $10 million as part of a class action lawsuit. the suit created when a user likes a product or service and there is that social network says every time you dislike something it will alert them the information may beused to promote the product. >> and stocks closed higher today. investors unphased by the credit rating down grades including five in the united states. the bloomberg silicon valley index closing higher as well. and the do you know grades weren't any worse than in february. so that is a bit of a relief. and there is one analyst says american banks are stronger now.

and the move means banks may have to post more collateral to trading partners. it didn't take long for a cascaded bug that knocked twitter off line to get a twitter account. soon after the service started having problems a parody account was created with tweets like there is now a site that reads 24 hours without an outrage. and there is where you'll never mind me, engineering in other words. twitter wasn't too amused. and in san francisco, i'm emily chang, back to you. happy fry thank you vchl a great weekend. >> if this is what summer is, let's go back to winter. >> there is welcome to bay area summer and as forest

gump's mother would say you never know what you're going to get. >> from you, or the forecast. high definition camera. take a look agent sky. i don't think we're in kansas anymore. clr clouds, all types and sizes and lots of blue skies mixed nchl let's take a look at doppler 7. there is coastal drizzle in one coastline now. there is most area dry at the moment. and there is still a chance of showers. right now we're looking at temperatures into 60s near the bay. up to 70s in mountain view. and there is highlights these. there is a chance of a possibility. looking for sunny afternoons this weekend and warmer wattern beginning to settle in next week. there is a system triggering

this weather we're having now. there are sprinkles ahead of that frontal system. at 7:00 this evening at which point there are clouds around. and possibly areas of light sprinkles up into the north bay. there is a some spotty drizzle overnight and there is lots of clearing and much sunnier and milder conditions tomorrow and a lovely day. and there is overnight tonight looking for a mild period with low temperatures into mid-50s and again, a chance of spotty drizzle. highs into upper 60s near the bay to low 70s inland and near monterey bay, milder with highs into upper 60s to low 70s near the bay. there are mid-70s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a cooler than average

pattern with us. by wednesday, thursday, friday, looking for highs into mid-80s. there is mid-60s on the coast. a lovely week of weather is ahead. >> so we think. >> i know. >> this is where we go. >> and next a teddy bear with an r-rated twist. a new movie. >> and there are good people said how many people are sticking up for me. >> the generous support for this bus monitor bullied by passenger autos coming up on abc 7 news there is a thing called an invisible war in the military.

it's friday. thank goodness. >> yes. >> and meaning new movies are hitting the box office. >> and there is a dish on an up coming movie. >> and there is hello, every one. a teddy bear was the discussion of last night's comedy.

and they gave the scoop on their friend. >> this is a craziest guy you've met in your life. just being more trouble than anyone i've met. but he's a lovable character. >> and there is what we'll see, but as far as this weekend, there is steve carrel searching for his lost love in the dark comedy "seeking a friend for the end of the world". >> disney pixar with its feature "brave" following a scottish princess who must undo a curse using her bravery and archery skills.

>> still ahead on abc 7 news john edwards former mistress. >> intensity like a rock concert. >> it's coming up. >> and the destroy behind the bizarre booking photo.

i'm not a home wrecker. >> the woman who had an affair with former presidential candidate john edwards is giving abc news details of the relationship. >> she says her relationship with edwards was not just a fling but a six-year affair. >> rielle hunter didn't take the stand at the trial but is talking to abc news. >> the affair turning into one of the biggest political sex scandals first began in a new york hotel in 2006. edwards invited hunter to his room. she said sparks flew. >> intensity like a rock concert. >> she says their connection was so strong, as edwards was campaigning to be president he was willing to risk it all to be with her. >> if we were not together we'd be talking on the phone

about four hours every night. >> hunter says the edwards marriage was ruined years before she came into the picture. >> she tells you interest t.there have been other women in his sflif. >> yes. ways not the first. >> during the heat of the campaign hunter discovered she was pregnant with their now 4-year-old daughter, francis quinn n an interview, edwards denied he was the father. hunter called it devastating but chalked up lies to temporary insanity. >> at some point they want to you sign a confidentiality agreement you will not tell anybody who the father is except quinn. >> yes. i refused. i don't want my daughter growing up under a lie. >> she doesn't hold back thoughts on elizabeth. >> their father is not a demon, their mother is not a saint. >> family and sindz say it's unfortunate she's been falsely

criticized by someone who never knew her. >> you can watch the interview with 2020 anchor tonight on abc 7 at okay. >> and president obama courted latino voters today in a conference hosting mitt romney yesterday. the president wasted little time and reminded national association of latinos and official that's romney promised to veto the dream act. >> we should have passed the dream act a long time ago. it was written by members of bonl parties. when it was up for a vote republicans in congress lost it. the bill hasn't changed. the need hasn't changed. the only thing that changed was politics. >> this appearance is a week after signing an order blocking deportation of young

illegal immigrants. today a rumored running mate accused the president of pandering to latino voters. >> the vast majority of us do not wake up and think about immigration all day wex wake up and have the same worries, same hopes and fears as everybody else in this country. >> president obama overwhelmingly won the vote in 2008, polls show him with a big lead this time as well. >> there is carly fiorina's campaign ows people who worked on the campaign showing it ows 492,000ses today more than two dozen skpridz businesses. several people say there is very little communication. this could be problematic and she's now a co-chair of the committee raising money for the senate candidates.

>> there are parent protestors camped out since friday. and the school is located on grand avenue. the group protesting a closure of four schools including lake view. they're holding classes for a handful of students. >> he hope the police force there. we believe if tony makes that call he's going to put families in a bad, you know position nobody wants to be n it's unnecessary and shouldn't do it. >> and district officials say resources are spread too thin and the school closures are in the best long term interest of all students. they consider arrests to be a last resort. >> and this next story is amazing. a vacation fund growing quickly for a school bus

monitor viciousry bully bid middle school students. a family friend of karen klein began the drive after this video went viral showing the 68-year-old-year-old being verbally and physically abused on the bus. the student taunted the grandmother about her son who committed suicide. one analyst calls it amazing. >> said let's give her a vacation. about $5,000 is a reasonable amount. and you know it captured many peoples' attention online, it spread. now, $400,000 later she's going to get the vacation of a lifetime. >> and better than that. there is a live look at the web site now. since that interview, the vacation fund has grown to 50 500 -- $573,000. some vacation. >> wow. you're about to see one of the unusual mug shots ever coming into the newsroom. there is take a look.

police arrested him for drunk driving. officers say he smashed his face against their patrol car then kept fighting when they took this photo. that is why you can see hands there holding his face in place. >> in the a picture a mother would be proud of. >> no. nor kelsey himself once he gets cleaned up. >> and gas it up while you're at it. nascar fans on the verge of a busy weekend including lots of gridlock it will. and there is a warning about a popular gas-saving car. the problem just ahead. >> and michael finney still taking questions and will answer them here live in just minutes. you can contact michael on m finney. >> and i'm spencer christian. there are skies appeared to be continuing to clear. that doesn't mean drizzle is

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dealer in less than an hour this, is the fifth recall since being introduced two years ago. >> nascar making a stop in sonoma this weekend. good news for race fans and drivers could be facing heavy traffic in this area. and there is some biggest names will race including dale earnhardt junior as well as jeff gordon. some teams were running practice laps this morning. and there is a lot of folks using highway 101 to try to get there. you know there is one road in, one out so. this gets congested. expect heavy traffic times and there is a well attended and loud. >> yes. >> and should be warmer as

well. >> weekend. >> good racing weather. and state wide, cooler than average. 81 the high in fresno. south bay, sunny skies and there are highs into low 70s. there is highs climbing into upper 60s to around 70 in santa rosa and napa. there are highs mid to upper 60s, 65 in oakland. inland east bay there are upper 60s to low 70s. there is mid-70s inland. still about 10 degrees short as inland locations. we're getting there. pleasant weather. >> thank you. >> still head on abc 7 news why hillary clinton wore these

novelty sunglasses during a swearing in. >> your kids have the summer off but have you to work. what you need to know to make

and michael fin gee here answering questions. and if you can figure ut another way to get to him,

he'll answer. >> this comes from jonathan b with a great question for anyone who has children. he asks my child is flying solo. what id do you do they need? >> this is a great question. get this. tsa doesn't care. some of the airlines do. and there is a graphic and there is no id required for kids under 18. airlines, none required or a social security number required or... a birth certificate is required. you can get them through security. and you need to call your airline find out what they're demanding of you so if you show up they're going get through a flight. >> that is apparent.

it's so stressful. and there is gail r asked can pg&e charge a person for service according to a previous monthly bill? >> this is going to sound weird. the answer is yes. they can. they do. when a customer moves and calls to establish service pg&e may request a deposit based on bill payment history. if they do there based on last two average months. not because he didn't pay but because he's living there and using services. >> and there is a final question coming from he liza. sorry. we don't have he liza. >> i i know what she asked.

about the legal driving age changing from 16 to 18. >> looks like it had a chance this year but it died in committee. everything said the same. they weren't moving driver age up but saying you're going to have to hang on to a perm yil yit until you're 17. >> and that is going to be pushed up. >> and many parents would be opposed to that. >> and secretary of state clinton sported unusual fashion accessories deciding to spice up what is supposed to be a routine swearing in ceremony for mike hammer, purpose jell his favorite color. she put on purple mardi gras beads and more, she's stepping out with some of the accessories at this point. >> and there it is.

>> and interest is just the glass autos we'll meet a woman on a mission to nake shelters look like this one. >> and there is a guitar playing cat becoming a viral video sensation not because of what he does, but how he does it. >> and can't wait for that one. >> and later you've never been able to do it until now on facebook. a feature to help you when you post something embarrassing or by mistake. >> and there is a look ahead on world news at 5:30. >> there is more on plunging gas prices across the country z we want everyone in the bay area to know what we have learned about how much money we think you'll be able to save on gasoline by the end of summer.

also, the video of that bus monitor taunted by kids. more tonight on the families of those young boys joining together to apologize to her. andcu

nba point guard chris parker is suing a manhattan nightclub because his cornea was scratched during a bar fight there. he said a fight broke out between singer chris brown and members of hip-hop star drake's entourage. those two guys vying for the affection of rihanna. the suit claim the club operators were negligent in security at the club. >> move over, keyboard cat. another feline musician has become a sensation. steven the cat playing a guitar. a 5.2 earthquake struck on tuesday.

and his owners happened to be shooting video when it struck. and he only stops a few times, some have wondered whether this video might be fake. and others describe it as puuurrr-fect. sorry. if you've been to an animal shelter you've seen sad faces and heard about how happy personality wills return wins they find a home there. is a woman who doesn't believe shelters need to be that way and she's proving it. >> we did not believe it. a room, dozens of fog dogs. colleen runs a rescue shelter called king's castle. it's kimpb different. a place for dog was too much energy to burn. couches, rugs and a tv set. >> they don't watch

television. >> oh, sure sure. animal planet. "national geographic". >> she does have a great sense of humor but is serious about revolutionizing the shelter system. dogs are social animals and happier when allowed to exist in a large pack with a person serving as alpha. >> this is not a normal shelter f you're looking to adopt a dog, if you saw a dog you're looking to adopt and it was in this environment you'd know more that dog than one sitting in a cage. >> and half of the dogs are here for day care, but they sup sidize the rest. jake is in the second category. this is an aggressive antisocial dog facing youth naisha. look at him now. >> he was afraid. and he's been locked up in a meth lab then picked on. only thing you knew is people

going at him. >> not anymore. it's difficult for a dog to hold a grudge after entering utopia. >> it's amazing. you'd think dogs would fight but they get along, wonderful. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. you can keep track on twitter on abc 7 news bay area and talk about it on facebook.com. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> there is two bodies surface in separate parts of oakland. >> and victims of rape in the military. how a congress woman is helping those who feel helpless in this fight for justice. >> there is a summer drizzle around the bay area, i'll give you a look in the accu-weather forecast coming up.

>> there is a search for clues but it's not the only homicide mystery for police today. there is a second body found in a second location. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. police are asking the public for help in solving two mysterious deaths within hours of each other. abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us live with the site of one of the discoveries. >> this is east oakland coliseum way is in front of me. and to my left about three blocks is the oakland coliseum. to the right that is where the second body was found. the first found up in the hills of oakland earlier this morning. this is just blocks from the community of montclaire. someone called at about 1:30 this morning saying there is a body on the shoulder of the on

ramp. >> there is a response of an african american female, younger in age, early 20s suffering from possible gunshot wounds. >> then, at about 10:30 this morning police dispatchers got another call about yet another grisly discovery this, one in east oakland off coliseum way near 66th avenue. >> a train conductor had observed what they believe to be a body in the canal just off the coliseum way. >> this time, there is a body of a man in muddy waters of the canal next to the train tracks. >> here the subject had been there a while. we're looking into it now. >> police say the body was decomposed and it may have been in the canal for a week. all treated and released will say is that they're treating this as a suspicious death. as for the body found in the