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people in that area are pretty aware of what vehicles should or should not belong in that neighborhood. >> it paid off when they saw a u-haul truck that looked like it didn't belong there. locked inside the truck was a quadriplegic man. the neighbors called 911 and a vallejo woman was arrested. nick smith is live in vallejo at police headquarters with the story. >> reporter: even though the temperatures only reached the mid-70s. those are difficult situation locked into a van with. >> this woman locked a

57-year-old quadriplegic man that in the back of a moving truck and left him unahended. >> it was relatively a warm day. the he had no access to ventilated air and no access to water. >>. >> she is said she left the victim so she could go to the bathroom. immediately a neighbor called the police. >> they located a 57-year-old male victim. >> i saw a u-haul truck sitting there. >> a she didn't want to appear on camera but she knew something very odd. it caught my attention. >> after questioning james, officers learned she was also wanted for felony burglary. she was arrested on suspicion of

elder abuse. >> police say that the victim is doing well, just suffering some dehydration issues. he may be considered the victim of elder abuse because he falls under the legal definition of a dependent adult. right now we are following developing news out of oakland and two people are dead killed in two separate shootings. the first happened shortly before 6:30 in east oakland. an argument between two men and a garage. another shooting left a man lying on 11th street. >> more developing news, in downtown oakland, where there has been an officer-involved shooting. here is view the earlier this evening. police responded to reports of a robbery at a restaurant.

investigators aren't saying why shots were fired. a cruiser and a car ended up colliding and at the they say the suspect was injured possibly from the crash. >> the state senate narrowly approved the first phase of california's high speed rail project. it allocated $8 billion. and californians would be able to ride a bullet train between los angeles to san francisco poup speeds of 220 miles an hour. >> that bullet train would stop right here in san jose if the $69 billion project becomes a reality. feds would kick in some money. the trains would go more than 200 miles an hour but the construction won't move that fast. >> now, cal trains zipped down the peninsula, if and when the

high speed rail line is finished the trim to los angeles would only take to about three hours. >> if the price was right, i absolutely would take the train. >> the first phase of the rail line is up and running. construction could begin early next year on 130 my mile stretch through the central valley. they gave final approval to spend $8 billion to get the project going. it was tough sell in a tough question xhe passing with a bare minimum number of votes. >> the only conclusion that i can come towed, this is the wrong plan, at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they were afraid that approving so much money for the train my doom the governor's tax initiative. it includes $2 billion to upgrade local train service in the bay area. $700 million will go to caltrain. burlingame mayor was against the

high speed line if it was elevated track. now she satisfied that it is below ground. >> with a it would be like to have the embarcadero freeway, it's obnoxious but that is gone. >> but they call it a gold plate construction project but he likes the high speed trains in europe. >> one-way ticket would cost $85 in today's dollars. now despite the legislature's's vote and governor's support it doesn't guarantee the job will be finished. the state needs billions more to extend all the way to los angeles. alameda police are looking into weather alcohol played a role in a crash today involving six teenagers on a joyride. the car plowed into a tree

around one thirlt this morning. 15-year-old driver remains in critical condition. rescue crews had to pry open the roof to get everyone out. other teens are suffering non life-threatening injuries. we have learned that police found beer in the trunk of the car. the parents says the sbeer his and the car was taken without permission. >> san francisco prosecutors says that evidence shows a san francisco couple conspired to kill a man that, this is video evidence. they say barry gilton and two others planned the death of calvin sneed. here is video shows the three men meeting shortly before the murder and then driving off in a rented car armed with a handgun. >> it shows the three individuals coming together. there was weapon that was taken

out of a vehicle. then we know through telephone sites we placed the three individuals near the place of the murder. >> he called the murder a premeditated drive-by shooting. police are on the lookout for a prisoner who escaped from the medium security facility in watsonville. 28-year-old was part of a detail cleaning the round tree facility cafeteria last night. he later escaped through a lock but he is facing charges mug ago santa cruz woman last november. >> up next, the anti-arizona immigration law, the new california proposal to protect most of the people who are here illegally. >> also what appears to have set off the flames that came within inches of a famous bay area landmark. and imagine a dad's horror when he found a pipe bomb in his

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the california senate passed a bill that hopes to shield undock uyd immigrants from status checks by police. >> an assemblyman says it is necessary. the existing federal secure communities program violates peoples rights undocumented or not. >> it's not a good program. >> an assemblyman sponsored the california drugs action. it passed the state senate. it stops local police from referring any decent to

officials unless that person has been convicted of a serious felony. >> people live in the shadows and you don't report it because they think they will be deported. >> right now the federal secure communities program allow fingerprints to be sent to the police for background checks also be sent to ice. they can hold the person for deportation proceedings. but not reporting all criminal violations does not sit well with the minutemen. >> if somebody is illegal they should be reported to ice. the fed should be enforcing the immigration laws in this country. >> the new measure takes the teeth out of law enforcement. >> all it's doing is taking away from law enforcement to let illegal ail experience do what they wanted to do. >> last year for which figures are available, they had more

people the largest of any state of undocumented aliens. this measure will give some peace of mind. >> i'm glad it aleve yates that sense of worry for people. >> the ice program says it prioritizes illegals deporting them with criminal record. next it will go to a procedural hearing before going to the assembly. >> a fast moving 200 acre wildfire is now 60% county contained. it broke out yesterday afternoon in the happy valley area. it destroyed two outdoor buildings and forced authorities to order evacuations for 80 homes. most of the evacuees have been allowed to return. but the shasta county is sheriff's office says full

containment is expected tomorrow. >> they are looking for kids they believe may have started a brush fire in south a san francisco. it broke out industrial city side shortly before 5:00 a.m. it shows smoke billowing from the two acre fire. the kids may have been playing with fireworks. firefighters put out the fire before it could reach homes. a baby in illinois is recovering after being attacked by a snake in his crib. one-year-old is oblivious to what happened but his parents are not. his father heard him crying. when she reached into the crib, he ended up grabbing a two foot python that had bitten the baby's foot. the owner had been cited but the baby is just fine. >> excessive heat warnings are in effect to 26 states.

thunderstorms like this one in tennessee are adding to the misery. two people were killed in the smoky mountains today. 17,000 lost power. in chicago was the third consecutive day of triple-digit temperatures. there have been six heat-related deaths. nationwide 150,000 people have been without power for a week. >> we're not facing anything like that here but we are warming up and sandhya patel has the forecast. >> that's right. that heat on the east coast is going to be shifting our way which means we're going feel the heat in the bay area minus the humidity. it's not going to be excessive. we are seeing that the skies are still clear, patchy fog has just begun to develop around half moon bay. take a look at view, what a great sun set at 8:35 tonight. the fog has been slow to return and that is an indication of

some changes that are coming. temperatures right now in the 60s and even 70s showing up in anlts yok. we do have few 50s sprinkled in the north bay but compared to 24 hours ago, look at numbers. 11 degrees warmer in antioch and concord. 10 degrees warmer in san rafael. we're going to start out milder tomorrow and it's only going to get warmer for saturday afternoon. fog fills in the coast overnight. sunny and warmer for saturday. hot inland early next week. today high temperatures came up a few degrees and that warming trend is taking us into your saturday and even beyond saturday. this is the hot air mass that has a grip on the central and eastern united states providing them with a blistering heat. it's the heat and humidity creating the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories for a good part of the country. what is going to happen, this is finally going to shift towards

the west. a cold front will move into the midwest bringing significant relief from the heat starting on sunday and east coast will get relief on monday. as this large bubble of hot air shifts to the west we're going to see warmer conditions. warmer for your saturday, but this will really hit the peak when you hit into tuesday and wednesday. tomorrow morning, limited fog near the coast. most areas starting out in the 50s. cloverdale 49 degrees and watch what happens to the fog. it's very limited and it's going to clear away for most of bay area except for a few paf7s. 90s inland and 60s along the coastline. warmer for most of the bay area. here are the specific in the south bay, 84 in san jose. 87 in los gatos. pretty nice day in milpitas, 81 degrees. on the peninsula, 78 in redwood city. 79 in menlo park. low 60s near the coast. we'll see fog hanging around. if you don't like the heat there

is always a place to go here in the bay area. 68 in downtown san francisco. we have the fillmore street jazz festival, gorgeous weather. north bay, 86 in santa rosa getting up to 96 in ukiah. warm day around petaluma. 83 degrees. oakland, 74. 80 in fremont. inland areas, pleasanton, 91 degrees. 94 in antioch. for monterey bay, 75 degrees in santa cruz. all important weekend forecast, accu-weather seven-day forecast, warm to hot conditions for the inland areas. we're expecting real hot conditions inland tuesday and wednesday. mid-90s and mid 60s along the coast. we'll start to see a little bit of drop-off of the temperatures on thursday and friday but not a big drop coming. summer heat we're used to coming to the bay area. thank you. we understand the weather

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of their lost. pablo sandoval and angel pagon were in a playful mood. 3-0 and san answers, melky cabrera connects for a two-run shot. this ties the game at 3. in the fourth, the giants take the lead. a hit and goes off of josh for an error and in comes sandoval. this cuts the lead to 1. sergio romo picks the night. he snares that liner and the giants hangs to to win 6-35. >> at the coliseum, fewer than 11,000 fans saw the game. they took the lead in the first. this is base hit by kyle seger.

that was the only runs he would give up. seattle's kevin milwood pitched seven shutout innings but a's finally got on the board in the 8. here a single up the middle and brandon hicks comes home. it's tied at 1. and sergio ramos, chris carter gets all the pitch with a 3-1 blast. a's win 4-1 and get back to the .500 mark. carter got a huge welcome. the u.s. women's hospital, on o'sullivan did not make the cut. she finished ten over par. >> with the temperature near 90 degrees, the water was a hot property. there was no cooling off michelle wie. she is now in second place, one streak back. first round co-leader, sings

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