in north carolina this morning. he tried to escape through a window of a home. police say reyes was arrested along with another ms 13 gang member in a home in north carolina. and ramos sentenced to three consecutive live terms for the murders. and ramos said he was not the shooter and only driving in the drive by shooting. he said reyes fired into the car after mistaking them for rival gang members. he says he was shocked when reyes pulled out of the gun. >> i wasn't part of it like yeah, i'm going to help you. it was something happen in the moment without me knowing or expecting it. >> and they seem to have some doubts on who fired shots. and they deed locked on that

one charge. police have been looking for reyes for the bologna murder was a $5 million warrant out for him. daniel bologna was told of the arrest. >> they want to fight for justice and they're happy that this arrest has been made. >> in that will be likely another meegsal trial for danielle bologna. she told abc 7 news in this interview that she feared reyes was still out there, one reason she p her daughter and sole surviving son are still in witness relocation. >> let's just say my life has been stripped. income protective it's kind of hard. it's not the same. we can't just go where we want to go. >> and a homicide inspector

flew in to make arrests along with ice agents and confiscated a handgun, and cocaine from the home. prosecutors say they're working on exindicting reyes. >> and mayor ed lee spoke out about accusations he tried to use his political clout to find a new job for ross mirkarimi then lied about it. and lee suspended mirkarimi stemming from dil charges on new year's eve. the ethics commission is determining whether mirkarimi can return to his job. mirk ream ease's comp a -- camp accused lee of trying to push the sheriff towards the job. >> i told the truth to the ethics commission and you know it sounds like another pafrt of the campaign going with people that say i'm not telling the truth.

i know that was a supervisor's all, and each one of them have not talked about it. >> his attorney plans to issue subpoenas to appear before the ethics commission for four people who say mayor lee consulted with them. >> police are looking for a gunman who shot five people in front of a movie theater last night in jackson square. laura anthony is live with the latest on this investigation. laura? >> this insy accident was a culmination of a rough weekend. three homicides in other parts of the city, then a shooting here in a part of town that is normally pretty quiet. >> less than 24 hours after gunshots were fired, movie goers say they will not stay away. >> i just hope that it's not

going to happen to me. probably like many people but sounds like gang violence, it's not good. >> and this just comes with being part of an urban town. >> accord tg a witness a shooting started as young people gathered for next showing of the movie. >> there is a bunch of kids going to the movies and a car pulled up and started shooting. >> and there is what we do know is there there appears to have been two groups in some type of altercation. one individual shot five of the other people its not certain if the shooter got wine foot or jumped into a car.

and there is a restaurant near jack london square 14 years. >> i'm going to say it's still safe to come down here at night. it's a beautiful place. the water front is a beautiful location. i think it was just one time incident. >> and in a conference, jean kwan had no comment on the shooting but former mayor brown did. >> there is a great deal of crime. i think it's a great city. i live here and i am here several days per week. i was just say together police chief you've got to do better, guys. >> police are still looking for the shooter and the gun in this case. the meantime they say they'll increase patrols in this area and i mexed there are three other homicides over the weekend. police have made arrests in all three of the cases.

>> jury selection began today in the wrongful death suit against a former so far ware company owner convicted of murdering his wife, nina riser in the oakland hills, he's acting as his own attorney. the children are suing their father. they want compensation for their suffering from this murder. >> there are a number of people who think mr. riser has money somewhere in russia. if he does, what we need is a judgment so we can find assets for the children. >> gonzales says it should apply to any money he makes from software ideas in prison. his children will not attend the trial. they wlif their grandparents in russia. >> the city of oakland and port of kicking off a huge project promising to bring thousands of jobs to the area. they're working to convert a big part of the old army base located between 0 and 880 into a packing center for the port.

ray lahood joined governor and jerry brown today to mark the start of the project. the first phase called for $484 million in rail lines and warehouses to improve the movement of cargo containers between ships and trains. though lahood and brown were there to inaugurate this project, must have of the talk and nearly every question is about the controversial high speed rail plan. abc 7 news has the story. >> ray lahood called this conversion a game changer, then launching into this description of the vote in the leng slay tour. -- legislature. >> it was taken by california assembly and senate and gets california foo the next generation of transportation for the next generation he was referring to friday's vote to begin the piers phase of construction on california's high spaed passenger rail. that is what california has

been about said the secretary. and side stepping questions about a recent field poll that shes support for the $68 billion project plummeted. just 39%, while 56% of the likely voters say they're opposed. >> it's popular in america. popular in the northeast and very popular in the mid west, and in michigan there is a republican governor. >> in spite of this, the project is not popular another poll is out showing support could cost him in november. if voters reject his tax increase because they don't agree with spending on high speed rail. >> i contend about anything that could jeopardize the vote he added 9 plan has to stand on its own. >> i'm here to do what is right for california not to get scared and climb in a hole because a guy took a poll he

told reporters the state needs both. >> i don't have to play games. and i'm tilling you we need high speed rail. we need a tax on the afluent to pay for schools. that is where we're going. >> the governor convinced california should have high speed rail. the secretary of transportation told me america will have high speed rail. but that vote in november will give us a better idea of when. >> and there is a supreme court judge ruling that his tax measure can be at the top of the november ballot. a los angeles attorney sued to push her own tax initiative head of the governor. and experts believe the ruling will give a better chance of passing if it is at the top of the ballot. and the governor's victory may be short-lived. the howard jar advice taxpayer association argues legislature

should not dictate the position of a ballot measure. >> and still to come debating a few tour on a plot of land. >> and a look at what pg&e says is a device to inspect gas pipeline system. >> i'm sandhya patel. it's about to turn hot inland, tuesday, wednesday, how toasty coming up when i show you the temperatures. >> a transition breaks down before the warranty is up. but the owner says the shop won't do repairs.

occupy the farm say they plan to fill up the city hall meeting where a public hearing is about to be held on development plans for a highly contested piece of land. it's located near marin and san pablo avenues. there it is on the map. there is a rally scheduled. >> and people here so far and it's been a contentious battle between occupy activists. now, you may recall back in late april, occupy the farm activists set up camp on the corner of san pablo and marin avenue. the plan to turn it into an urban farm. three weeks later the university chased them out and arrested nine demonstrators. tonight's hearing will put part of the land some residents are lobbying for a 55,000 square foot store, others want the land to be left alone. and over the weekend, occupy

the farm members entered unauthorized to harvest the vegetables. the university says it kept plan as live after pushing out occupiers. uc berkeley says it tried to work out a deal but occupy the farm activists have hijack aid movement refusing to accept compromise. we'll hear from both sides tonight. and there is a meeting that will begin and we'll have the story at 11:00 and 9:00. live in albany abc 7 news. >> and starting this friday, pacific gas and electric will be using new technologies to test pipelines for defects. today the utility offer aid preview of it. and abc 7 news shows us how it will work for public safety. >> this pg&e video shows how

it's being used to look for corrosion and faulty welds. this can travel through pipes and this smaller one prop yoleled for pressure in the pipes up to five miles per hour for large one. and that means they don't have to be shut down during testing. it's technology leased from a joint venture. >> there is a circuit. if you have good pipe wall, it continues and what happens is that it's broken. you have leakage, hence the name. >> this next section detects welds. there are locations to let crews know where to dig. pg&e will take a gas line on friday at a cost of $1.5 million. some pipelines will be difficult to ping due to

valves that block passage. >> over time the modification to receive and and this is in terms of how improvements get paid for. >> the fire chief is measured in assessing this technology. >> we need to take the baby steps and we need to ensure data is analyzed correctly. >> and a wile fire in the mendocino forest improved since yesterday and the fire near sony has grown by 125 acres. and this fire sonl 10% contained at this point. several roads around the fire have been closed. still, the cause is being

investigated. and there are police arresting five bhoiz ran off when their illegal fire works sparked a brush fire. police say the boys set off fire works and they start aid blaze and crews were able to put it out. the fill has been home to those letters reading south san francisco, industry city, for l 0 years if you can believe it. their parents are not happy. >> we're starting to see a warm up here. >> and that is temperatures rise, so, too will the fire danger, just be aware of that. we head into tuesday and wednesday there are going to be triple digits here. there is a a live picture at the coast. you can see fog is just rolling in, golden gate bridge

under fog. it's a shallow layer about 1200 feet deep. and there is live doppler 7 hd. and you'll see what it looks like now. there is some fog lingering near the coastline. and temperatures today have ranged from 50s at coast to low 90s inland. and this is comfortable right now. across the bay it's 64. 90 degrees in antioch. and 70s and 80s for the rest of the bay area. fog at the coast and parts of the bay. hot inland next two days and there is a spare the air day, tomorrow. so and ilts moving west and going to provide us can hot conditions inland for tuesday and wednesday and there is

possibly dense fog for the morning commute. temperatures into 50s across most of the bay area. 49 degrees in cloverdale and a few patches of fog moving in over the bay for morning hours. and there is a wide range of temperatures. 60s coast side and 100s inland. there is a warmer day for tuesday afternoon. air quality declining and there is a spare the air day. it's good for the coast and north bay and santa clairea valley. if you suffer from asthma or a health-related issue just be aware of that. tomorrow afternoon, hot into the south bay. 91 degrees in campbell.

93 in los gatos. 88 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula there is a warmer day. 76 degrees in millbrae. 86 in menlo park there is 62 in pacifica. there is up into the north bay you're going to see san rafael, 86 degrees. there is where you'll be baking in the heat. for the monterey bay, 64 in carmel. accu-weather forecast there is a 36 degree spread. temperatures peaking on wednesday. 102 inland near 70s along the coastline and takes us throughout the weekend. numbers drop back down. there is this year's aids walk

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officials plan to step up patrols due to metal thieves. the park's metal bleachers, soccer goals and other items are attracting criminals looking to make a quick buck by selling scrap metal. they're not making much as it sells for just 80 cents per pound. >> that is really bad. all of this stuff here is for the community. and i live like a couple block as way. i used to work in geneve dwla. place used to be horrible. >> rec and park covered bolts

with glue to make it harder to dismantle them. the board of supervisors plans to increase the budget for pat trailer officers for coming year as well. >> muni ask bart have it. now, cal train about to give realtime updates on where it's trains are located. cal train began testing the system today. it will include audio announcements as well as status updates. it will relie on technology on the train. >> there is a system of sensors in the tracks so that is sent to our center. they do calculations to determine the location. >> this will provide information as well as e mail and text alerts to riders and expected to go live by the end

of the year. >> san francisco international airport is getting an air traffic control tower the most technologily advanced in the nation. ray lahood and ed lee broke ground on the tower this morning at sfo. and this new tower designed to withstand an.0 earthquake. designed to be in operation by fall, 2015. >> still to come tonight on abc 7 news environmentalists turning in boxes of petitions and a battle that could launch a water war in san francisco. >> president obama makes a touch to cut taxes for middle class. why republicans are ready to fight this. >> and a celebration of sound in the east bay. later, youth coral groups competing to be the best. abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. hello?

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good evening, it appears voters will get a chance to weigh in on whether they want to dry out their source of drinking water and look for something else. the hetch hetchy sends water to two and a half million people in the bay area, and abc 7 news explains that another move is underway now to drain it. >> lining city hall step was boxes of petitions, environmentalists key claired voters will decide the fate of the hetch hetchy reservoir. >> 15,000 signatures of registered voters to qualify for water conservation and restoration initiative. right. woo-hoo. >> holding 117 billion gallons it's been providing most of the san francisco water since 19 30s but backers say that that is long enough sh they want to drain the water and turn it into park land.

>> there is something to future generations restoring beauty and grandure of a national park. >> this hasn't gotten a very warm reception from the san francisco public utilities commission. it's not that they don't want to be green, they say it's is that it isn't feasible. >> it's been said 36 times brchl one we have to find a new source of water two, a place to store the water and three coming up with money to implement the plan. >> and the p.u.c. is spending almost $5 billion improving pipes bringing water from hech hech yes to withstand a major earthquake, it's a reason the mayor says he opposes the ballot measure. >> and i am saddened to see how many people may have signed this petition. >> and he's not alone in accusation but talk of recycling is meant to distract voter autos people holding

banners and boxes and not one said hetch hetchy. >> but the director says he is hiding nothing but... >> let's see if we can undo the damage done to yosemite national park. >> santa clara city officials put off a decision to give the $49ers30 million. the battle began in santa clara county decided to give $30 million to schools. the 49ers filed a restraining order. a judge determined the team is entitled to the money. santa clara oversight committee must decide what to do with the commute kpoouted funds. >> what you folks did in the name of school funding was not right. legal and in my opinion... ethical. >> construction on the stadium has begun. the team has said it would

cover costs so overruns would not affect the general fund. >> the president called on congress to extend bush-era tax cuts but not everyone would benefit. president proposed an extension but only for people earning less than $250,000 a year. and there is a focus on helping the middle class. >> if congress doesn't do this, millions of american families including these good-looking people behind me could see their taxes go up by $2200. starting on january 1 of next year. that would be a big blow to working families. >> and they favor expanding all of the tax cuts and in a radio interview saying it would hurt the middle class but slowing job growth and called it a quote, massive tax increase on those who make over $250,000 a year.

>> shares of linkedn stock dropped following reports facebook is preparing to move into the jobs-posting areen yachl the stock closed down nearly six points to $102. the drop after reports that naisbook planning to launch a job board this summer. facebook has yet to comment on the reports. the move spelling competition for linkedn. >> and another down day on wall street. dow blosed at -- closed and the s & p, fell, too. americans using their credit cards in a big way saying consumer credit climbed led by the biggest jump in credit card debt. potential trouble ahead for advanced micro devices. the chip maker announced it expects the second quarter to fall 11%. the company originally forecast revenue to be flat

and up as much as 6% and and to that end employers including sutter bank will be par miss tating in our job fair that happens tomorrow and this takes place from noon until 4:00 go to abc 7 news/jobs for more information. >> coming up, the auto shop owner refused to fix a transmission still under warranty. >> until michael finney got >> until michael finney got the new i'll have the $4 everyday value slam with... bacon.

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here is a question. is it worth spending big money to repair on old car some. >> one man put a lot of cash into his old van only to watch it breakdown. he had a warranto on this thing. >> this story all boils down to that warranty. this consumer did get a two-year warranty. and however, neither did the warrant. >> it would go nowhere.

>>. >> he is recalling the day his van raced, sputtered and won't shift into gear it was slipping and sliding. i'd have to pull over and let it turn off. >> and this is the third time in a year he had the trouble. he had 10 months left on the warranty for the transmission. so he took it back to fremont and asked for repair. >> this is not you had a one year warranty, tranny shot. >> oh. but pointing out he had a two-year warranty purchased. just last year when amco rebuilt his transmission. and. >> he says best we can do at this point is $750 we'll take it out, see what is wrong, then take it from there. i said no. you're going to repair it under the warranty. >> sparky said the van sat in

the shop four weeks and no repair. he didn't want to pay big bucks for another transmission. >> i was frustrated. probably upset. and i don't have another $2500 a lady friend i know told me to call channel 7. >> we acted the -- contacted the fremont amco. turnses out the shop just got a new manager he said we're going to fix it, no charge. >> soon after, sparky was driving home, his van purring like a kitten. >> sounds good. run good. tranny works good. >> and amco corporate office tells us we acted fremont and told them to honor obligations at no time did anyone associated with the fremont shop ever inform the company they would not honor the agreement. the new manager tells us the company honors warranties

saying the as soon as i found out about the car i took care of it. we pulled out the paper work and got it fixed. he got treated well and his car back, quickly. and there is now a bill with no charges. >> i was elated. really. >> and this is still not clear why the delay. however, boy like to thank amcof you have a problem i want to know about it. go to abc 7 news.com. >> nice to see that result. thank you. >> we're following breaking news in palo alto. firefighters made quick work of a trash fire at the high school. palo alto high school, there. there is some nearby brush did catch fire. this is in palo alto.

>> a piece of baseball history fading in ballparks. >> and there is a

nearly 700 young singers are sharing voices at the 20th golden international coral festival. >>. ♪ [ music ] . >> they are from austria sharing the stage with singers from indonesia. and from twin cities in minnesota. 19 choirs celebrating the 20th anniversary of the coral festival. >> it's so rich in experience for the kids in terms of hearing other great levels of

singing and music from different cultures with different ways of singing. >> each chorus showcases it's culture, this is serious business. they're in competition. many languages and accents. they've come from around the world yet share something in common. that is music. >> we talk about music but we all have same interests. talking about boys and clothes, favorite colors and everything. >> talking about our experience in the choir and talking about when we're going to perform. >> they're hosted in homes while here. >> they offer their home to us for us to be here. i think it's amazing. >> it leads to lasting friendship autos some members who are now in their 40s are

still corresponding with people they met when their 12 or 13. >> the concert is saturday night. >> they sound good. >> they do. >> temperatures going to be climbing tomorrow in the bay area, pg&e issued an energy alert urging us to use power sparingly. >> yeah. and triple digits expected here in the bay area, there are heat warnings in the surrounding states. heat advisories north of us, red flag warnings and you can see why. 113 degrees in las vegas. 118 in palm springs. 108 in fresno. chico is baking, here expecting numbers to reach cles to triple digits tomorrow.

99 in antioch. san jose up to 90 degrees. 98 in fairfield. fog in the sea breeze keeping you comfortable. it's a warmer day tomorrow, cooking inland there are triple digits and it's a spare the air day for tuesday. cooling beginning on thursday. and of course, increasing fire danger coming up. >> remember that image of a father sitting at a baseball game with his son? that may be a dying art form but abc 7 news is showing us there is quite a bit of life if you know where to look. >> and take a look at jake over there. he's been doing this four decades. and there is too much

merchandise. >> that would be sandy wooden. >> it's a lost art. how many people are keeping score these days? not too much. >> can you blame them? there is so much to do. the game is just part of it. we need to text, eat, and drink. how can a person do that and keep score? >> have you to learn how to do it in between innings. >> how? >> fast. >> every card begins with nine numbed positioned like baseball's periodic table. >> i write everything down. >> and bob stewart finishes a sentence to his wife, betty. >> sandy and bob are vetidges of an era and fans followed a scoring system devised by

henry chadwick. now if there is a place it would be here. >> this is keeping you in the game. you're on every pitch. and into the national past time. >> it's tradition people don't cheer because they're working and busy scribbling lines and styles. >> if what happens when you spend too many years at catholic school. >> it's all that matters. >> yes two. strikes. and he struck out, swinging. >> baseball games and seasons unfold like novels. a score card? ultimate souvenir. >> one more for the book. >> there is a at and t park.

>> it's a lost art. >> it is.

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7 news at kt. the fight that led to major league charge autos then at 11:00 getting an apartment could get easier if developers get their way but living large would be a ling of the past. a new trend of down sizing coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> there is some baseball. >> all star classic. and tomorrow's classic perhaps bay area ties influntsing the decision on a starter. and there is cane has been able with a 2.62 e.r.a.. and pitched a first perfect game june 13th there is a well deserved choice but tony la russo. >> my retired role had a chance to see this outstanding

first half and could be able to start the game is going to be a huge honor and i'm excited about it. it's going to be cool to be able to have buster behind the plate catching me as well. i'm excited about everything. >> and and gmen are well represented. now, can you name a's loen all star? if you said ryan cook, you'd be correct. >> this is now cook z there is a slider. >> he said it was subsurd he was selected to play. >> this is absurd time in this position to go, cupping into spring training i never dreamed of having this opportunity. >> this is his first full season in the majors. he turns 25 june 30th. and he called his parents.

>> and they're a great bunch of guys in the club house. and rivep relationships here have been phenomenal. >> and a's outfielder watching him go from a starter to a closer. >> just watching him develop over the years is an incredible story. i'm happy and proud of him. one of the best teammates i'll have. >> this is a great story. well deserved. >> this clovis high school grad is 2 and 2 this season with eight saves. and as a closer he's not guaranteed to get in the game but would love to be ready. >> i would love to get the opportunity to play there. is no doubt about that. as far as how the game goes very no idea. >> and there is a sad day at

stanford for mike montgomery. pete sour participating in a basketball game and collapsed he was a four year letterman for the cardinals and leading to four straight tournaments. he was just 35 years old and survived by his wife and their three children. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and like abc 7 news on facebook and you can make a difference for bay area foster dmidz need. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

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