their actions are inconsistent with presidio and the issue has been referred to the california attorney general's office for review. and also, the animal rights group protesters have arrived. they arrived ten minutes ago and started setting up the protest sight here in front of the pre video social club and they're saying all restaurants should abide by the california law, whether they're situated on federal land or not. we'll have more on abc-7 news at 11:00. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: on to another story in san francisco. a 9/11 hero was honored. a community center was that i would after betty ong, flight attendant on board one of the planes that crashed into the world trade center. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> lisa: this building behind me is now a officially the betty ann ong rec center.

family, friends, in the community came to the new facility to pay tribute to her. >> i would like to proclaim today in recognition of this event, the center, and the naming of it, betty an ong chinese rec center day in san francisco. [applause] >> the 24,000 square foot center is a symbol of hope, strength, and inspiration. it's named after betty ann ong, a san francisco native who died on mental airlines 11 when it crash into the world trade center. >> she alerted the world of the attacks. >> ong hid in the back of the plane, picked up a crew phone and called a reservations desk. >> the cockpit is not answering their phone and there's somebody in business class and they have mace or something. >> the 9/11 commission decared

here a hero and today her community publicly did, too. >> i think it's a great tribute to rename this. she is -- in this community, she's a hero to all of us. >> the family lived a few blocks from this rec center and betty used to play here regularly. the aging center was torn down two years ago and rebuilt. >> want to be here to honor her. >> today was about making new memories memories and honoring the old. greg work with her and refused to miss this day and see the tribute. >> one of the kindest persons i've ever known. >> i'm hoping they will walk away knowing that there was a brave little girl who grew up here in chinatown and became very, very heroic. >> the rec center will be open to the public starting tuesday. live in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> ama: in fremont,

three-year-old girl is recovering after surviving a fall from a second store window. it happened this morning. the little girl was standing on a bed, then accidentally fell on to the screen and then through the window. she suffered bumps and bruises. the girl is being held for observation at children's hospital in oakland. >> alan: we learn that a bicyclist struck and killed in downtown berkeley was noted professor from israel. 65-year-old slow mow -- shlomo bentin was a guest lecturer at uc berkeley. police say the driver unknowingly hit bentin yesterday afternoon and return to the scene after being alerted by a passing motorist. >> what gap -- began as a robbery ended with two suspects in custody. two suspects drove away and police began a pursuit. the suspects crashed into a tree at 14th and poplar street.

they tried to run away but police were on scene to grab them. >> alan: oakland law enforcement officials believe they put a huge dent in the city's crime problem. charges against the mafia including trafficking, identity theft and firearm possession. the u.s. attorney says the indictment stems from an 18-month long investigation. >> ama: nearly 2,000 firefighters are still battling a wildfire in the sierra foot hills. it's burning near forest hill and coal vac in placerounty. the fire forced 300 people to leave their homes and has blackened more than 1400 acres. part of the work this weekend will include bulldozing lines of defense between mountain communities and the fire. it's now 20% contained. >> farther north, the mill fire is now 50% contained. it's burned about 40 square miles of the mendocino national forest. officials say the fire has destroyed five outbuildings and

three people have been hurt. crews hope to contain it by friday. >> alan: a coalition of volunteers, knopp profits and businesses pitched in to help clean up a san francisco neighbor. this was in the bay view district, hunters opinion area. today was the sixth clean team event of the year. a different neighbor its chosen each month to get a facelift. >> part of the work is keep the area clean so we have people who are working, coming off the 101 freeway, they're removing litter. we have people who are spreading wood chips on the stadium. weeding, and making sure that we make it look nice. >> alan: more than 300 volunteers donated time and hard work at the event. >> ama: a new bill approved to allow texting behind the wheel but tonight, chp is saying, not so fast. >> alan: a dramatic crash. what happened that led up to this accident. >> ama: the employee benefits of tech companies like facebook and

google are well known, and now another company takes at it step further. the unusual perk their offering. >> leigh: we're running 10 degrees below where we should be this kind of year and you can see why. the low cloud and fog sat at the coast all day long. the good news is we may get a little bit of warming tomorrow and then we're going to cool back down next week. the seven-

>> the approval of a new jail in redwood city brought out a group of protesters. the $160 million jail will be built at the corner of maple and bloomquist street. members of "occupy" red wood stu believe the money should be spent on programs to help people stay out of jail. >> the majority of anymore our county jails are there because they can't pay bail before trial. they don't need to be there. so the county should be looking at ways to change that before they build this. >> alan: the san mateo county sheriff's department held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site on tuesdayment the 640 bed facility should be completed in 2015. >> ama: texting will soon be okay while driving but only if your using a hands free device. january 1st drivers will be able to send, dictate, and listen to text messages but only if they're using a voice activated does. the chp says simply turning on a cell phone or selecting the

hands free app behind the wheel can result in a ticket. to another danger behind the wheel. running red lights. check this out. new jersey police released this video of a dramatic accident to alert drivers to the dangers of running red lights. slams into the traffic lights and overturns. the driver was injured but no one else was hurt. >> alan: just ahead, the best airline in the world. >> ama: a real paid vacation. the tech company that is not only paying its employees to take a break, it's paying for their vacation. >> alan: what's ahead for the week general? leigh glaser has the forecast. >> rick: coming up in sports, the raiders signed one of their defensive stars to a long-term deal, and it's been a home run derby for the a's in minnesota. they ahead four

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qatar airways. >> alan: at a time when so many people are looking for work we found on employer so desperate to fill jobs he is offering an amazing perk. >> they also give you cash to go anywhere you want, not just a paid vacation. but there is a catch. >> reporter: at a time when more companies seem to be dumping workers, mark can't find enough. >> competitive for the top talent. >> reporter: so to recruit and keep happy programmers turning out code, the flip-flop wearing founder and ceo of the denver internet startup is offering what he calls pedro -- paid, paid vacation. >> $7,500 before taxes. >> every employee gets 7500 bucks every year for a dream vacation to anywhere but the guy who may be the best boss ever has rules. >> one, you actually have to take a vacation to get the

money. two, you have to disconnect from work so that means no calls, no e-mails no tweets, to work of any kind. i suck at it. >> case in point, that's his fiancee sarah at egypt, and here's bart, checking his e-mail. >> going to hire 12 folks in the next six months. >> you have jobs available? >> we have jobs available, absolutely. >> i'm just asking for a friend. >> tech companies are known for their extravagant perks. google offers on site health care and pays for college degrees, even legal advice. at facebook, employees with new arrivals get $4,000 in baby cash. but it's not just about recruiting talent. new studies show oemployees who occasionally unplug are less stressed and real productive. >> it's a break for your brain. you come back refreshed, and more excited about the stuff you were working on when you left.

>> by >> alan: those companies -- >> ama: not bad. wish we could unplug. no, you're not going anywhere. >> leigh: you're staying here and the reason why, nice afternoon. last weekend we were talking temperatures in the 100-degree range and this weekend, temperatures 70s and low 80s. high definition sutro cam showing the fog starting to move back in. it will be with us overnight and tomorrow it will start to clear a little sooner by tomorrow afternoon. gsoet ready for a little more sunshine tomorrow and warmer temperatures. live doppler 7 hd showing the wall of fog just sitting near the coast. it's going to take a little bit of westerly wind to push that through the gate, and in through the interior. inland areas. sfo, westerly winds gusting up to 21 miles-per-hour. but you can get a good sense, ocean beach seeing fog, down towards santa cruz, santa cruz

had a little break and saw a little sunshine there. here is a look at the highs for today. mid-80s, interior beast a. -- interior east bay. 78 in santa rosa, 81 in san jose and morgan hill, and we'll continue to see temperatures come up a little bit more so by tomorrow afternoon. right now we're at 8 # 3 in antioch. upper 70s in concord, livermore, brentwood. half moon bay, a 55. here's the highlights. low clouds and drizzle overnight. a little warmer tomorrow as we'll see the sunshine at bit sooner, so a little more heating for you. then after that get ready for temperatures to tumble again monday and tuesday. overnight lows tonight, mist and drizzle near the coast and bay. mid-to-upper 50s, and here is a look at how we'll start off. tomorrow morning, low clouds and

fog, which you can see by 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, we're out into the sunshine as the weak offshore wind event moves the fog off the coast. a.i.d.s. walk tomorrow, 9:00 to 3:00. cloudy the morning and afternoon sunshine, temperatures in the mid-to-low 60s there. low pressure the north, bringing unseasonably cool temperatures the past couple of days. pushing towards the north as the slight offshore winds develop tomorrow afternoon. so more sunshine will translate to temperatures warming up a little bit. here's a look at the highs. 82 for san jose. 80 for haven't -- santa clara. >> san francisco, warm to 65. in the north bay, very close to those 80-degree range with santa rosa, 82. 80 for sonoma. and oakland tomorrow, 71. castro valley, 74. interior east bay, 87 for brentwood. 84 for concord.

santa cruz, 72. folks, enjoy tomorrow. a big cooldown monday, tuesday, and wednesday, and then we'll start to warm things up thursday, friday, and saturday, and tomorrow is a.i.d.s. walk, and it takes place tomorrow in golden gate park. still time to register. call 415-615-walk or go to a.i.d.s. walk.net. and take your jacket and walk but you'll be peeling it off layer. >> alan: rick kwan is keeping track of the a's,. >> rick: tonight oakland is at minnesota. before the contest, one gomes got an autograph from twins and angels great rod carew. chris carter goes deep to left for his fourth homer in the season. then in the third, cespedes drills to right center and gone. his tenth of the year, first to right field. even when things go wrong for

oak leak they go right. span puts down a perfect bunt. suzuki throws the ball into right field but brandon moss comes to the rescue and throws a blitz to second and span is out. seth smeght with a monster blast into the second deck. top seventh, oakland leads 8-2. >> the giants are hosting the astros. tim lincecum is on the mound. if he has another rough outing he will likely lose his spot in the rotation. so far so good. in the second there's no score. >> the "associated press" is reporting the raiders and safety tiety von everyone have agreed to a deal with $26 million, 17 million is game team. fourth round peek in 2008, branch has been one of the few reliable players on the secondary, starting every game the last three seasons and led the raiders in tackles for two years. >> new 49ers quarterback and oakland tech product josh johnson held a football clinic as part of his fan first family

charity weekend. several of his football buddies, including his counsel sis, marchand lynch, hosted 600 kids at oakland tech high school. the took part in football drills and learned about sportsman ship and team skills. look at this concentration. yeah. >> i'm fortunate to do something i love for a career. i feel i'm very blessed. very blessful, and also have the opportunity to do something like that's for the kids and just to show them they can do the same thing. i walked the same streets they did and made somebody of my opportunities and we're trying to get them to understand. le rick rick in las vegas, the warriors continue summer league by taking on the nuggets. clay to son came out on fire, hitting four of his first five shots. the team's number one pick, barns, with the steel. and this center with the big

block. denver led at the half put the warriors come back to win. jenkins with the layup and foul. 95-74 was the final. the warriors improve to 2-0. >> with the british open coming up next week, some of the pga's best are tuning up at the john deere classic in illinois. on display, the latest john deere equipment and pretty good golf. zach johnson gets out of trouble in 14 with this great approach. he would go on to birdie he hole. johnson is four back at 14-under. steve stricker is trying to win his fourth straight john deere title. he is in second place. three shots back. stricker is trying to catch troy maddison with a 66 today. maddison is 18-under for the tournament. >> at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin kept himself in contention with a 4-under par-6 6. now in a five-way tie for second. they're all four strokes behind bernhard langer. shot a 64, which including this long birdie putt.

langer is 10-under for the tournament. >> the 13th stage of the tour de france ended with a sprint to the finish. they were neck andmake -- neck and neck. wiggins set a british record by wearing the yellow jersey for seventh straight day. the tour ends a week from tomorrow in paris. by the way, happy bastille day. >> ama: best-selling book has turned into an internet sensation. ♪ >> ama: the

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