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good monday morning. thanks for spending your time here i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. oakland police looking for a gunman after five people were shot last night in front of a movie theater at jack london square. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. people here say it was chaotic. there was a line outside of people waiting to get in to see spider-man when the shots rang out everyone was shoving to fight their way inside or get anywhere but here. this happened around 9:00 last night in front of the regal cinemas at second and washington in the jack london square area. five people were shot, no arrests have been made. >> a bunch of kids out here planning to go to the movies to see spider-man. car pulled up and started shooting. >> reporter: then what

happened? >> everybody start running and i -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: three victims drove themselves to the hospital. police discovered one victim in front of the theater another was about a block away. all are expected to survive. police have an out of control scene scared witnesses, scattered victims. they have not made any arrests. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. former software company owner convicted of murdering his wife in the oakland hills is scheduled to be back in court this morning where jury selection begins in civil court. his children have filed a wrongful death suit against him. they want compensation for the murder of their mother. the lawsuit asks for

unspecified damages to be paid to the children. family members believe he may have money hidden. >> they have suffered. somebody took their mother. if anybody else had taken their mother in a car accident or something else they would be entitled to compensation. it is no different the fact that it was their father. other than the fact it is more tragic. >> he plans to represent himself in the civil trial as in the criminal trial. the children won't be in court they are living in russia with their maternal grandmother. two events held tonight over property in albany. over the weekend activists returned to the farm site. they harvested crops they planted while they occupied the land. police cleared everyone out in may making several arrests. officials want the farm site to be used as an open air lab. a group of occupy activists want to keep it undeveloped.

they plan to rally ahead of a meeting tonight. in the mendocino national forest a wildfire is threatening two dozen structures and has forced evacuation of nearby campgrounds. the fire has grown to 1200 acres it started saturday afternoon. mill valley, mill creek and campgrounds were all evacuated and closed. the cause of the fire still under investigation. there have been no injuries. containment was expected friday all that changed with the winds picking up. this morning investigators in oakland are trying to determine the cause of a fire that injured a firefighter. flames broke out at a building in the downtown area yesterday morning. quick action had the blaze under control in less than half an hour. fire crews stopped the flames from spreading to neighboring buildings. a firefighter suffered burns

to his hands and face. he was taken to the hospital. investigators say there have been other fires in that same building. they are calling the fire suspicious. hospital officials in san francisco asking for help in identifying a patient who fell from a freeway over pass. they've released this picture appears to be a latino man in his 20s. dark hair, brown eyes. the man fell from the 280 freeway overpass saturday. he was wearing blake t-shirt and light pants. he's -- a he is still unconscious. if you have information that can help identify him call san francisco general. this morning ground will be broken on a new air traffic control tower at san francisco international airport. federal officials will join mayor lee for the ground breaking on the new 221 foot tall control tower. this is time lapsed animated

video of the project that was posted online by the airport. the faa says the project will create local jobs and increase safety for air travelers. the new tower is expected to be completed in 2014. expect detours today along stretches of ashby avenue in berkeley. the work will take place from 9:00 this morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. it will affect northbound from add line to california and southbound from san pablo to california street and california to adeline. with one lane in each direction of ashby will remain open cross streets closed as construction moves the work will continue all week on various stretches of ashby avenue. >> we were talking sfo, we wouldn't be surprised if we saw delays later this morning. >> pretty normal when the weather is like this. lisa in for mike. good morning.

you are right with the low clouds and fog we could see delays at sfo. westerly winds blowing has allowed fog to surge across the bay. right now you are looking at a live sweep on top of mount st. helena, we are not expecting rain we have mist and drizzle. heading out the door, grab the jacket the numbers are cool and the fog extends locally inland. concord clear now. by the afternoon the fog pulls back, it doesn't clear around pacifica, half moon bay, we will be looking at cool conditions. that means, the microclimates in full swing today. we have a southwesterly wind up to 21 miles an hour that has brought the cooler marine air into concord also the delta feeling the affects of cool air of the we are not looking at numbers to warm up dramatically today. more tomorrow and wednesday. then when they do, confined

inland. the warming trend will be specific to the warmest parts of the bay area. starting out this morning with the coastal drizzle, numbers in the 50s, cloudy for everyone. by midday, sunshine, pretty much everywhere except at coast upper 50s to mid 60s. by the afternoon, we'll get back up into the 90s. the marine layer is at 1,000 feet, definitely waking up to the grey skies. today should be nice with temperatures from the 60s at our coast to low to mid 90s inland. hopefully a with quiet commute as well. good morning. quiet even though there is an injury crash northbound 680 possibly still blocking right lane traffic moving along nicely in both directions through the area. live shot of the bay bridge roadwork on the lower deck three right lanes are blocked until 6:00. you can see things are getting by once in a while flashing lights.

they might clear it before 6:00. if you are heading in the westbound direction, low clouds, here's a live shot of the maze westbound traffic good out of emeryville and berkeley no problems on the east seymour freeway to the bay bridge toll. -- east shore freeway to the bay bridge toll. cloudy across the golden gate bridge and very light traffic. we see cars heading through, very light and quiet start right now. 4:39. >> nor change may be coming to the ballots used in san francisco elections. why some leaders want to scale back on ranked-choice voting. man's frightening encounter with a shark. how he describes going eye-to-eye with jaws.

reminder about the sleep train campaign. for every new like we get in summer one dollar will help foster kids. >> it is an easy way to help out. to do stow go to facebook.com/abc7news. -- your like will help change lives. so anxious to talk this morning. we care about that. san francisco board of supervisors will be considering a november ballot measure to revise rank choice voting in the city. under a new proposal, rank choice voting would be eliminated from the mayor's race only a primary for mayor in september and runoff in november when turnout is high. rank choice for city wide offices was approved by voters in 2002. other offices would still

remained ranked choice. in petaluma three men under arrest on charges of stealing property out of a dozen storage units. the men are accused of breaking into 18 units. police say the men were caught with stolen vehicles which put investigators on a trail that led to the storage units theft. fremont man counting his blessings after frightening encounter with a shark. it happened this weekend as he was kyaking in santa cruz county. the shark left its mark on his kayak. the man only identifying himself as mel said the force of the attack threw him into the water he swam and jumped aboard a private boat nearby, lucky. he described the shark saying, his head was grey and white under his mouth his mouth was already closed when i saw him come out with my kayak in his

mouth. i can still see the seriousness of his eyes. >> good thing he is still around to tell that story. good luck. next, surprise at the grocery store. what researchers turned up in the food you eat everyday. first the unrelenting heat. now a drop in temperatures. why cooler weather across the eastern half of the nation may cause more misery. remembering ernest borgnine. a look back at the career of an unlikely movie star with doctors uncover unexpected link between a feline virus and great risk

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act now! act now! like he said. ♪ low clouds and fog to start off with mist and drizzle by the afternoon still grey along the san mateo coast warming up inland 90 concord, 92 in livermore. the heat in the northeast no

longer cooling-off, 87 in new york city with 84 in d.c.. relatively clear conditions now with no airport delays. should be smooth sailing if you have a flight today. our time is 4:47. new this morning, the taliban says it is responsible for a roadside bombing that killed six americans in afghanistan sunday. nato says the blast was caused by an improvised explosive device. the troops were on patrol in the eastern part of the country. insurgents stepped up attacks this summer to take back key areas. bombs and other attacks killed 16 civilians, five policemen and two members of the u.s. led coalition yesterday alone. another hollywood star has die. this morning ernest borgnine is being remembered for a remarkable career that included an oscar. best remembered for his role as the scheming skipper in the 1960s series mchale's navy.

he made his mark playing the army sergeant in from here to eternity. he won an academy award for his role in marty. he length his voice to the simpsons in his -- lent his voice to the simpsons when he was in his 80s. mitt romney -- heads to aspen. >> he's at a private campaign fundraiser today back on the campaign trail this week after a week on vacation. protesters were nearby when attended a fundraiser with east -- with new york's elite. he's scheduled to speak at the naacp convention in houston. finally, relief from the

sweltering heat for millions back east. cooler temperatures come with a price. violent round of storms. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: overnight temperatures finally fell across the country providing much needed relief after a historic heatwave. extreme weather triggering severe storms is expected as the cold air smacks into hot air this thunder clap, at last night's game sent players and umpires rushing for cover. 2,000 record highs set since july 1st. 46 people have died nationwide because of the heat. it was so hot over the weekend in washington, d.c. the tires of a jet sunk into the melting tarmac at reagan national airport. 9 heat is blamed for this manhole explosion in new york. relief -- little consolation. >> we are angry is we can see

people about us in this community and they have they power. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. 95 or higher for 11 straight days. today relief, had high is only expected to be 85. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. tropical storm amelia could reach hurricane status. right now a few 100 miles south we have of mexico winds 65 miles an hour -- an hour. the storm is not expected to threaten land. in the pacific hurricane daniel is expected to weaken to tropical storm status today. now the pacific is getting busy. that's right. we had debby a couple of weeks ago. this morning typical, with the low clouds the fog, good morning. we are looking at official sunrise at 5:56, setting at 8:34, giving us 14 hours and

37 minutes of daylight. here's a look at what is going on now. roof cam, cloudy skies. heading in you may need wipers, live doppler this morning will be picking up some low clouds the cloud deck has grown a little taller 1500 feet around the bay area, 1,000 feet to the south, around monterey bay. we are socked in except for concord and the clouds probably will be headed your way soon. we have a delta breeze so the temperatures have cooled all the way towards east bay valleys, 56 fairfield, live more 56 good morning san carlos, 55 for you, 53 in the city, uniformed star. we are looking at a -- uniformed start. we are looking at a grey start. by 11:00 full sunshine. we stay cloudy along the peninsula, sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour, today looks to

be a nice summer day with numbers ranging from the 60s at our coast to 90s inland. microclimates in full swing today, drizzle, then warming to begin. yesterday barely any 90s, today 90s inland and then tomorrow and wednesday hottest days of the week. we had a little feature off the coast allowed for the sea breeze to kick up that heads north and east of us today. this high pressure ridge from the nation's mid section heading west that going to allow for our warm-up tomorrow and wednesday. 98 in sacramento, 84 in los angeles today and]íç we will be warm, nice day campbell 85, 83 in santa clara, 80 peninsula around mountain view, 72 millbrae, san francisco 66 today. in the north bay 85 novato, near east bay low 70s around oakland, 80 fremont and inland

here's where we warm up, the tri-valley 94 in antioch, dublin 88, monterey bay sunshine you have to wait on it, upper 70s in santa cruz. here's come our heat, then cools off the end of the week. >> looking forward to the hot weekend. right now quiet on the commute. probably busier this week compared to last week. bay bridge toll no delay. no shoulder huggers sometimes we see folks waiting for the carpool lanes to open. >> san mateo bridge great, this is westbound on the right out of hayward eastbound find out of foster city and san mateo. south bay delay-free as you head through san jose northbound 280 for headlights flows well into cupertino and up the peninsula. this is highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains turns into 880 there as you head to san jose. also, one more stop, the north bay, fog earlier across the

golden gate bridge you don't find any here, headlights southbound drive time under 20 minutes from highway 37 novato down to the golden gate bridge. also, cell phone carriers say the government is frequently demanding information on customers. "the new york times" reports today that government requested information on 1.3 million customers last year that information includes text messages and caller locations. at&t handling 700 government requests per day. cell carriers are not always complying. companies say the requests are sometimes legally questionable and ungust -- unjustified. the man charged with second degree murder is now staying in a safehouse. yesterday george zimmerman posted bail for the second time he was whisked away to an undisclosed location after putting up the 10% minimum of

a one million dollar bond. some martin supporters have been angry that it took 46 days after the shooting to arrest zimmerman. he's in hiding now because he's received death threats. hug took a deadly turn. 25-year-old woman was dancing at a party when she hug add off-duty officer from behind the pressure caused his weapon to accidentally fire, killing the woman. man recovering from injuries he suffered when a parking pay station blew up. the man and friend were walking by the station they heard an explosion the victim was hit in the arm by pieces of the machine. detectives say it appears someone tampered with the machine. disturbing news in a new study about a parasite found in cats and dangerous effect it may have on women. apparent link between par -- parasite and an increased risk of suicide among women who are

infected. up to 20% of americans carry the bug most of us get from it changing cat litter used by infected cats or eating undercooked meat from an animal that carries the bug. women with infections were 53% more likely to attempt suicide. doctors link deadly form of common childhood illness to mysterious deaths of more than 50 children in cambodia. tests identified strain of hand, foot-and-mouth disease. last year the disease sickened more than 110,000 people in that region. if you think pink slime in your beef is gross, new research shows chicken you buy at supermarkets are full of pharmaceuticals. study found grocery store chickens contained traces of prozac, caffeine, tylenol and

benadryl. prozac reduces anxiety in chickens which can lead to tougher meat. caffeine keeps chickens awake so they eat more and grow faster this is intentionally given to them. >> you won need a trip to the grocery store just eat more chicken when you need prozac and whatever else, just kidding, sorry about that. >> developing news in the east bay, five people shot while waiting to get in a theater. latest on the police investigation coming up. live at caltrain where a new train alert system is being put to a big test. we'll tell you what it means for you the commuters. deadline to beat a mall wear attack is over. thousand -- malware attack is over. big announcement expected in a drive to demolish major source of san francisco's

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