good morning. i'm eric. >> eric: and i'm kristen sze. oakland leaders and patients of the largest medical dispensary are gathering this morning promising to fight the federal government which is taking strong action to shut down what they are calling a marijuana super store. amy hollyfield is live at oakland city hall where they just finished their news conference. >> the u.s. attorney's office says it's the size that makes it's a target. the pot has a greater chance ending up in the wrong hands. officials say it is so large because the need is so great. they say they aren't going

anywhere. >> we will never abandon our patients. [ applause ] >> with a bold determination, officials at harbor side health center promised they will take on the federal government and do whatever it takes to keep their doors open. >> we know that when dispensaries close it's the most vulnerable patients that suffer the most, unable to find new sources, unable to navigate dangers of illegal marketplace. >> they put them on notice they plan to seize the property under federal laws prohibiting the distribution of marijuana. this has 100,000 customers very nervous. his young son relies on marijuana to stop the seizures he suffers.

>> please, obama, mitt romney, whoever you guys, we need you to help. >> the only city official the city councilwoman and she received the loudest applause when she asked to help oakland in other ways. >> to stop the shooting we need to stop the flow of illegal guns into our city. that is a federal issue. that is an issue. >> dean johnson says the obama administration has sent mixed messages about how it will regulated possible dispensaries but ultimately the feds can shut them down. >> federal law trumps state law, so the federal marijuana laws are still in force and effect and justice department decides to enforce the laws to the fullest extent they can do it. >> reporter: they have done that here in oakland. three months ago the feds shut

down another university. according to the press release the mayor was expected to address all this but she was not there. oakland police are investigating an early morning homicide at a macarthur boulevard hotel. we brought you the story at four third. they responded about 3:00 this morning. they found a female victim inside a bloody room. investigators say the woman was an oakland resident and arrived w there with someone else. >> there was one other individual that was under age. they had to administer cpr to. >> the man with the woman was said to be a friend. this is the seventh homicide in oakland since last friday. >> united states of firefighters are joining the efforts to battle a fire that continues to grow. the blaze broke out yesterday

afternoon near the american river. fire officials say it grew to 220 acres. 200 people have now been evacuated. crews are facing tough conditions with higher temperatures. they are moving quickly to keep the spreads from spreading and jumping the north fork at the american river. if the fire goes in the canyon, it has a lot of potential for growth and canyon is very narrow condition yon and fire could jump to the other side of the river. that is what we don't want to see. >> the town of colfax is the other side of the american river. that fire is 20% contained. couple more wildfires to tell you. mill fire in mendocino is 38% contained. >> in tulusa county the wildfire has burned 42 acres. they should be under control by

saturday. the cause is under investigation. >> back here in the bay area, firefighters are looking into what caused a late night grass fire next to a mobile home park and construction site. it erupted around 11:00 last night off of monterey highway. it damaged a power line and there were no outages. nobody was hurt. now we are under another spare-the-air day in a row here in the bay area meaning the air quality levels could be a little unhealthy. >> a live look from emeryville looking towards san francisco. you can see the haze sitting over the city. a little less smoke and a little more fog than yesterday. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the forecast. >> great observation on both your parts. here a couple things. how cry it is a lack of clouds over the land but over the coast the clouds are not dropping any rain but they signal the sea

breeze is establishing even more. that is why temperatures along the coast is going to be fine today. it's below average, 60 in half moon bay. 66 in san francisco. mid 70s to low 80s around the bay. north bay stuck in the 80s with east bay valleys we'll have the mid 90s. then east bay valleys that have the poorest air quality this afternoon. right now, san francisco and vallejo have the poorest. should be the last of the days with spare-the-air day. >> penn state university's own report of a jerry sandusky child abuse scandal is out and it does note paint a positive picture of joe paterno and other officials. it claims that paterno looked the other way and concerned more about the school than his victims zbloor. most powerful men in penn state failed to take any steps for 14 years to protect the

children that sandusky victimized. >> powerful and shocking. that is how they described penn state officials who they believe covered up the scandal to avoid bad publicity. >> no such sentiments were ever expressed by them to sandusky's victims. >> his 267 page report says most of the report came through e-mails. penn state's former president vice president jerry schultz and athletic director. pa paterno told curly, instul stetd of calling police and they decided not to alert authorities. this happened after all four knew of past sexual allegations against sandusky. last month they found him guilty

of 45 counts of abusing children. he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. as penn state tries to move on. >> i think it would be up to a grand jury and law enforcement officers to make decisions whether it meets the elements of cripple oh experiences. >> attorneys for sandusky, they say the report could be used in future litigation. nike has announced it's removing joe paterno's name from child care facility. >> still to come, discrimination allegations that will cause wells fargo bank $175 million. >> cheers or jeers, reception vice president joe biden received at naacp convention. >> and hacking attack at yahoo has put half a million account

breaking news in the pablo sandoval sexual assault allegations, deputies decided not to arrest him. sheriff's department decided there is not enough proof against him. last month a woman accused of sexually assaulting her. sandoval has claim it was

consensual. >> wells fargo has agreed to pay $175 million to settle discrimination allegations. they charged black and hispanic borrowers higher fees and steered them to subprime loans. it's the secondly largest residential lending settlement in justice department history. wells fargo is not admitting any wrongdoing. >> a new development now to a story we brought you yesterday when mitt romney was boo'd as he addressed the naacp convention. he said he would do more for african-americans than president obama. joe biden got a different reception from the same crowd. >> yesterday, mitt romney was boo'd at the ghroow convention -- naacp. biden delivered a fiery rebuttal. >> providing access to

affordable health care, to 8 million black americans who will never have had insurance. >> president obama has massive support among african-americans. yesterday mitt romney was heading into something like an lion's den with the naacp. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential program i can find and that includes obamacare. >> that didn't go over well. or when we told the naacp members they should vote against the first african-american president. >> if you want president that will make things better in the african-american community you are looking at him. take a look. >> he said the crowd reaction wasn't a surprise. he he wasn't going to hold back. >> we expected that but i'm going to give the same message to them as i give across the

country. >> john mccain four years ago spoke to them during the heat of presidential campaign. he took a different approach than romney. >> senator obama has made quite a bit of history already. >> he is skipping the naacp convention, it was a scheduling issue but his commitment is quite clear. if you want to turn your a.c. towed just head to san francisco. >> come to the coast. come to san francisco. enjoy the cooler weather here. it will spread inland starting tomorrow. we'll talk about how much the temperatures will drop and how much cleaner the air will be. plus an update on that dolphin was spotted in a peninsula water way. what wildlife officials said this morning. >> and they have a strange

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just getting word that the hacking breach involving yahoo extends to g-mail, aol and global and more. the company says they are looking through claims of a massive security breach that may have exposed half a million e-mail addresses and passion words. they say a group of hackers based in ukraine have claimed responsibility and can it to prove that yahoo has security weakness. in a statement they apologized and urged users to change their password on a regular basis. >> looks as though nature has taken its course in south san francisco. wayward dolphin in colma creek has gone home. he was first spotted around 11:30 in the morning. much to the delighted of locals.

it circled and surfaced for hours. experts had hoped the animal would simply swim back into the ocean on its own. as of sun up today that appears to be the case. they say there was a large dolphin and you would definitely be able to see it in the creek. >> this is normal in the east coast but this unusual here. it doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the animal. today she gone. there is nothing to do now except check on it. >> it's possible the dolphin could come back to the creek and if you see it, give them a call. >> third spare-the-air day. >> hopefully the last. four total for the summer but it looks like the last which is good news. if you like to open up the windows, it's hot inland and you'll be able to do that without having to worry about the air you breathe. good morning, a look from mount

tam looking down on the bay and warm finger of fog traveling over to the golden gate bridge, alcatraz and making it over to the east bay but slowly retreat together coast. live doppler, you can see it sitting on top of mount st. helena and dry conditions outside. these clouds rolling back even in san jose with beautiful sunshine do you believe in the south bay. as far as what is going down south, check this out. monsoon flow is back and small area of low pressure getting caught up. we have showers and even the possibility of some thunderstorms around southern california. it's a rare treat for them. some of those could spread up to the sierra today and tomorrow if you are heading that way. they will be gone for the weekend. let's talk about those temperatures. we'll slide down and show you the 24-hour temperature change, everybody is cooler. san francisco is exactly the same. put the clouds on and see the temperatures, 56 at half moon

bay. 50 around the bayshore and 80s in vallejo and livermore. 77 in gilroy. 61 in watsonville and mid to upper 50s around florida is waiting for the clouds to clear in santa cruz. it is spare the air. more cooler tonight. as we head into friday and saturday and sunday. today san jose is one degree cooler. santa rosa 3. concord and 4 and hayward is dropping down 6 degrees compared to yesterday. high pressure is not sitting on top of us but it's close enough that will bring us a hot day in the east bay valleys. it's starting to squeeze to the east and will continue to do tomorrow, saturday and to a lesser extent on sunday. antioch, brentwood down around hundred. mid to upper 90s or for east bay valleys. hercules, castro valley around

80-82 degrees. san jose, 86. at the coast we have upper 50s to near 60 degrees in the sunset. mid-50s in downtown san francisco to mid 70s in sausalito. ukiah, hundred and bodega bay at 59. 55 in monterey. 77 in santa cruz. we're expecting the sunshine to keep temperatures up. 94 in morgan hill. temperatures in the central valley, in the low to mid 70s. palm springs, 111 today. death valley, 107 was the low temperature this morning. that is what humidity does it holds the heat in. that was record warm low temperature, second warmest temperature they 6 ever had. temperatures will drop 4-8 degrees tomorrow. inland we're down by the mid 80s on saturday. mid 70s around the bay and mid-50s around the coast and that is where we'll stay through

the weekend and next week. this year aid's walk in san francisco, three days away. july 15th in golden gate park. sign up. >> thank you very much. >> we have breaking news for you right now. in north richmond, sky 7 hd is live over the shooting in the street. you can see where the bullets landed. this happened about an hour ago. contra costa sheriffs deputies say several people are wounded at two different locations. they have been taken to local hospitals. this one is first street and west grove avenue. you can see investigators there. the other location is a few blocks away. both happened at location of an attack on tuesday morning when a man was hit multiple times in a drive-by shooting. he was taken to the hospital and expected to survive. they are investigating the shootings today that happened in

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today at 4:00, michael finney shows us which items you can save the most on at popular dollar store. those stories at 4:00 and 5:00. >> just barely on vacation when he saw a sight he wanted to share. there it is. terry terry mcsweeney captured

this scene on the north shore. >> it walked down from the trail and he got the video. he got to snap a few pictures. they are active in the summer looking for flute off of trees or food in garbage bins. they say never feed or approach a bear. yeah, he is still out looking there. >> by the way, we want to remind you you can take part in the dream campaign, help bay area