investigators once again are still inside. officers have not released name of either the deceased over the suspect. >> we have learned that testimony will never be heard in the trial of a man accused of beating a priest he says molested him as a child. william lynch being frird assaulting the priest. >> there is the judge denying request for a mistrial. any motions are running high. testimony did resume in the case but the real stories here is people the jury will not hear from. tamara is father lindner's niece and says she was molested by him as a child. the judge ruled she cannot

testify in this case. >> this has been my life with this man. just seems like he's getting away with something. again. >> in a dramatic opening statement the prosecutor admitted father lindner abused lynch decades ago but lindner denied it and refused to answer anymore questions. in a surveillance series of twists the judge has thrown out the former brief's testimony and will not allow other molestation victims to testify. lynch's attorneys say their defense strategy as to the 2010 confrontation has been gutted. >> and there is a man who is a rapist who allowed to go free. >> the judge ruled without lindner's testimony there is no reason to attack his credibility on the molestation issue and both sides must focus on the assault. >> the question for the jury is going to be is this a justified assault?

it may be morally but what is the legal defense here? a lot that have is not before the jury. >> limpbl is still expected to take the stand but says the court silenced her voice and other autos just frustrated and sick to my stomach. is just unfair. >> taking the stand is prosecution witnesses. and they testified will lynch's cell phone was in los gatos at the time of the attack on father lindner. >> there is a 16-year-old girl from livermore is recovering -- we're having problem with the camera here, sorry about that. want to tell but this 16-year-old girl recovering from a shark attack in hawaii. it happened this morning in la hina. crews found the teen with what

appeared to be a shark bite on the left calf. this has closed the beach tonight. >> despite a search, the body of a man who apparently fell into the bay is still nowhere to be found. they have the just left a giants game on pier 30. one of them went into the water. >> a whekt a beam of light focused on the water providing illumination for the coast guard. boats in a search for the 27-year-old man from woodland who apparently fell into the water, here at pier 30 two men came after the game in the car, one on his cell phone. another man got out and walked to this spot. then he disappeared. and his friend realized he wasn't there and called 911,

that laumpbled the search. >> there are many challenges. if the current is running fast he could have been pulled out quite a ways. when dark, it's difficult to locate anyone. now they may be able to get a better idea if he could have gotten snagged on something. >> the search was made more difficult by dark clothing. dark blue jacket, blue jeans and water logged clothing is no help. cruise scoured much of the bay before calling off the search. there is no suspicion of foul play. mode now switched to a recovery. and they still have not released the name. his family lives in southern california. they're holding out hope.

but coming here, probably to grieve. >> thank you very much. >> late this afternoon redwood city police announce add rest two of arson suspects linked to two car fires we told you about yesterday. this car parked on the street another inside of a apartment car port. nobody was hurt. and investigators say video led pleets to the 22-year-old and 36-year-old. both men now backed in jail. >> there is a big milestone in san bruno. today, pg&e crews began plugging what remains, tenting over the pipe and hooked up suction pipes. since the explosion pg&e racked up 3,000 violations.

>> this is important to go in through the retirement process to take a look at what is in the ground and that is flurried through the pipe. >> pg&e checked the major gas transmission lines. >> there is a man killed in a fire this morning has now been identified. a 30-year-old was a transient staying at the house. a second man remains in critical condition. there are firefighters called to the home and put the fire out within 10 minutes. the property was in foreclosure and gas service had been cutoff. the occupants, authorities say had been overcome by smoke. >> they found them on second floor bedrooms. they were in critical

condition. >> investigators hope to know more about what caused that fire by morning. they did find a smoke detector inside of the home. >> and there are signs out indicating u.s. housing slump might be ending. home pritss up last month in 19 of the 20 cities surveyed by the home price index. it's the first in seven months. there is san francisco, washington, d.c. and phoenix is where they're rising the fastest. and summers department says new home sales jumped between april and may. >> there the city of stockton could be headed for a history making bankruptcy within hours. and abc 7 news joins us with

the story. >> city leaders are not saying whether the 18 creditors agreed to restructure debt that. will be revealed here later tonight but all indications are that it did not work and papers could be filed tomorrow. there is the stockton city council needs to decide whether to become the largest to file for bankruptcy. >> i feel terrible. >> the mayor won't know whether the now expired mediation period works to prevent bankruptcy until the report is presented later. but... it doesn't look good i hoped like everyone else, that we would not be at this place in time. that we would get beyond this and would have solved our situation. >> before the great recession, the city of nearly 300,000 thought good times would stay.

they improved downtown water front with an impressive marina and built a fancy new arena. and gave city workers and spouses health care for live after only one month of service in cases. >> just because money is rolling in doesn't mean you spend it all. >> now, banks repossessed three parking garages. residents appeared split and this photographer says yes. >> this needs to hit the reset button. we need to start over. >> another black eye. >> this farmer says no way. and this is the last thing they need. >> they should be able to work through credit tore autos it's interesting to note he was so mad at "forbes" for putting

stockton on the list he sent pictures of happy residents. after being robbed he's thinking of moving because he calls cut backs to police life threatening. >> very to my of my family, safety for my family. >> this forced cities to slash $90 million in recent years and a quarter of positions. if it is inevitable, the city council will have to adopt a special budget tonight. live in stockton abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> coming up a city becomes one of the first to offer a way to contact your local police department. >> and or yits defends a practice of steering mac users to more expensive travel deals. >> just how much of a warm up can we expect in the next few days? find out in the accu-weather forecast coming

up. >> and mirror, mirror on the wall. the technology letting you try on an outfit without changing clothes. stay with us.

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a pharmacy in oakland offering free hiv testing. this is one of four locations selected for a federal pilot program intending to reach more people and making testing more accessible. it's a swab that takes about 20 minutes for results. if positive, customers referred for treatment. the project runs through next summer. officials will analyze how it went. >> doctors say they're seeing an increase in number of mothers getting hooked on the drug aderol. it's a cocktail of amphetamines used to treat adhd. it's exproceeding among women in their 20s and 30s because it can increase alertness and concentration and decrease fatigue n eight years the number jumped 750%.

doctors warn it can be dangerous. >> there is an increase by women that can cause seize skmurz heart attacks and death. >> and on world news, you'll hear from mothers who share their tales of aderol addiction. >> new, orbits travel web site denied it's defending it's policy of steering mac users to more expensive hotels. >> get out your pc. saying the policy is about giving people what they want. "wall street journal" first reported this policy this morning and mac users likely to book hotels higher in price than hotels shown to pc users that is because research shows

mac users are likely to spend more money. >> they're 40% more likely to book four or five star hotels than pc musers and are typically more willing to spend more money what. we've done is found ways to go to make shower we're able to show the right customer -- right hotel to customers and find a way to get hem the best deal. >> this journal says it may become more common as they try to boost sales. a bill protecting privacy moved forward in this legislature today. the committee approved a bill banning colleges from requesting the information. a similar bill will be taken up tomorrow in the senate. and this is after businesses

and cool schools were requesting information. >> and consumer products safety commission warns this could be your 4th of july, a dangerousth of july, rather if you're not careful. >> here we go. all fire works are dangerous if not used carefully but illegal fire works are more likely to cause injury, and even death. last year there are four fire works related deaths reported nationwide. >> wow. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. gorgus outside. >> and breezy. >> yes. especially near the coast. there is a live view from our mount tam camera. san francisco coastline, clear skies from coast to inland. it's been a super sunny day

and there is mild contions now. and here is a look at dive plopler 7 hd. there is the current look at our current readings. 80 degrees now in fairfield. there are low to mid-70s around the bay. 66 degrees now in san francisco. let's check out highlights. clear skies overnight. we'll not have a return of the marine layer tonight. warming continues and will be cooler over the weekend. there are no charge changes coming our way in a while. there is some mild day at the moment. going to get milder to warmer. follow the forecast starting at 7:00 tonight notice no

return of the marine layer. tomorrow, sunny again and there is warming that continues. lows into mid-40s. upper 40s to low 50s elsewhere. and highs to 73 across the bay. mid-80s inland. inland valleys 84 in santa rosa. south bay, 81 in san jose. there is 64 on the coast. low to mid-70s here. there is low to mid-80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. upper 80s inland by thursday that is approaching 90s. over the weekend cooling down

but only a few degrees. mid-70s around the bay. so there is a summer pattern going to be with us for a while. >> coming up a little leaguer's throw that could cost the young player half a million dollars. >> from 7 on your side three new apps can keep you

what began as a warm up may leave a teenager to the court house. the catcher for the little league team was warming up a pitcher back in may, 2010 but a wild threw hit a mother watching the game in the face. according to the 13-year-old the woman told me she was okay and it wasn't his fault but this week she filed a lawsuit

against the teenager for half a million in damages. >> and this is pretty meano t sue someone after you told them you knew it wasn't their fault. >> her attorney says consequences of the action are not as they have been portrayed her life changed and she has a catastrophic injury which has been understated. >> and wearing a tattoo in one city can get you deem moated. the mayor of osaka launched a full scale crack down on public employees and teachers. and there are visibility tattoos they will be transferred to another position. >> and coming up next some tiny dogs take a journey from the b

coming up at 6:00 a prominent gay rights activists winds up in jail busted for what police found on his computer, tonight we dig foo evidence that led to arrest. also zynga goes mobile unveiling games today. we'll show what you is in store. you'll see how a tiny chip could help restore vision of thousands who are fight eye disease. join us for abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thank you. see you in half an hour. >> can't wait to watch that story. and speaking of tiny things nearly two dozen chee with a was on the first leg of a frip from -- trip from san jose to canada today. >> this is a wings of rescue flight. they were loaded on to a flight this morning.

and there is a volunteers flying them to washington state, then they're going to be ferried to canada. >> the pilots use planes to fly missions so this is something they do all over the country. >> we've been overwhelmed and we're grateful that we can find a safe place to put them. >> and there is more dogs coming in the homes. >> the center is hoping to do another run next month. you can see demand is great great. >> yes. >> it's nice they volunteer. this is wonderful. >> thank you. >> nice to be back. >> and world news is next. >> great to be back.