around 6:00 this evening officers stopped a car near union city boulevard and smith street. there were four people inside. three were arrest but the murder suspect ran. a police dog found him hiding in brush. the some had some dog bite wounds and was taken to the hospital. police have nod said which san francisco homicide is connected to she suspect. >> ama: a presidio restaurant starting selling foie gras. something banned in california on july 1st. a special report in 2003 by abc-7 triggered the legislation leading to the ban but the restaurant says the ban doesn't apply to them because they're on federal land. the mass roman is live from the presidio with more. >> you're right. flaw gow can't be produced or sold in california bought bay area restaurant give it away trying to get around the law, and tonight the presidio social club says it can sell it legally. the presidio social club is

celebrating bastille day and is packed. the restaurant is fully book when it announced it would sell foie gras. goose liver, banned in california since july 1 but available here because the owner says, being on federal land, allows him to ignore state law. >> it does feel a little controversial. it's fun to be able to have someplace to go and still get it in the city. >> the club's owner would not go on camera but a spokesperson referred to us a recent quote. i don't go through the beverage control. we have our own federal health inspector. >> chant. [chanting] protesters tonight said the ban is everywhere. >> is can be enforced on the

federal site. >> legal points differ, but the animal protection and rescue league says the issue is now being reviewed. >> we're waiting for a decision from the u.s. attorney's office as to how they're going to proceed with the presidio social club. >> inside the foie gras was being consumed as a special cider at $20 apiece. police tried to keep prosters away from the doors and one man tried to test the officer's patience and orders. he was eventually arrested for blocking the entrance to the restaurant and create agnew -- creating a new new sawns. we spoke to a french food magazine reporter who told us that all the publicity around hour the liver is produced is affecting the image of foie gras producers in france.

abc-7 news. >> alan: federal maritime officials approved a new plan to keep whales in and around from crashing into ships. concern is with the west shipping lane that ends near the farallon island. the plan is to extendes three miles farther into the ocean. since 2010 half a whales have been killed by huge cargo ships and the new plan will include better ways to track whale locations, including a whale spotting and reporting program. >> hopefully with that type of a strategy, we can actually base some of the practices on where we know the whales are at that time as opposed to traditionally based on seasonal averages of where the whales might be. >> it's a win-win recommendation. the shipping company, they don't want to hit whales. environmental groups want to save the wales,e and the

sanctuary, our job is to protect the whales, and with this new proposal to extend the shipping lanes we all win. >> the new regulations are pending final review by the united nations international maritime organization. >> benecia police are on the hunt for a man who shot at officers after they pulled him over. it started with a traffic stop on time and rose drive in benecia. an officer realized it was a stolen car and the suspect opened fire. we're live in benecia with the very latest. >> that manhunt continues. there are four different police agencies helping in the manhunt. the sheriff's department and california highway patrol have cordoned off a large area of benecia that includes condominium areas and park areas. i can tell you they are actively searching with firearms.

we have seen they have rifles as well. obviously they are concerned because this man opened fire at a police officer and in fact we understand that the person shot several -- several shots at the police officer. i can tell you at this point as well, that police officer who was fired upon, she returned fire, she was not injured, we do the -- when the vehicle was pulled over, there was a woman and a baby in that car. that vehicle has since been recovered. that child and that woman, they are safe with police. we understand that as the gunman left that vehicle, he took off running, and then attempted to take another vehicle. we understand that was not successful. but again, the gunman remains at large. so there is still some concern for the public. in fact police lieutenant told me just about an hour ago that since this is an active search

they're advising residents to stay indoors. we're in the area around columbus parkway and rose drive. so there's a rather large area they are concentrating the search on. several people have come up to us, asking us what is going on. so there's a very visible presence of police officers. police tell us that, again, if you are in the area, you should probably stay indoors because this is an active police search. reporting live, sergio quintana. >> ama: a mall plane tripped updied down during a crash landing in marin county. it happened near knot's field in novato. the experimental plane crashed into the marsh. the fire crews say the pilot, who was solo, walked away with mine nor injuries. >> alan: defense attorney released surveillance video that he says casts a different light on his client who is accused of running down and seriously injuring a firefighter in san francisco.

last thanksgiving, 29-year-old cal firefighter was hit by a car at a gas station. the lawyer for the accused claims this video shows vertal and a friend leaving leaving the jack-in-the-box prior to the incident. in the the restaurant the lawyer claims his cleaned client was by bartal. >> the young man rushes around the manager and sort of almost leaping, just out of nowhere, strikes mr. shapiro in the face, and then tackles him like he is a pit bull. >> torres says the tape shows bartel was the aggressor, bartel has been in a coma since he was hit. >> ama: we learned the bicyclist who was hit was a psychology professor at the hebrew university of jerusalem and a guest lecturers a uc berk limp

sky 7hd was over the scene. police say the driver, unknowingly hit bentin yesterday afternoon and returned to the scene after being alerted by a passing motorist. >> the chp is investigating the death of a motorist as a crime. it happened in santa rosa. a black acura may been chasing a motorcyclist just before 5:00 tonight. a witness says both vehicles were racing on the two-lane road and hit a third car. that car then flipped over and gap to burn with the victim underneath, a chp spokesman says drugs and alcohol are likely involved. >> alan: in fremont a three-year-old girl survived a two story fall. she ways standing on a bed and leaned then oven. the screen popped out and the girl fell through the window, land only the concrete below. tonight she is being held for observation at children's hospital in oakland. >> at least one home has now been destroyed in the roberts

fire burning in the sierra. the fire is near forrest hill and colfax in placer county and has burned nearly 2,000-acres. strong winds are making it difficult for the nearly 2,000 firefighters on scene. it's forced 300 people to leave their homes. right now it is only 20% contained. >> alan: just ahead, the presidential candidates are coming out swinging. what the president says about mitt romney's business background. >> ama: they're americanmade athletes but what about their uniforms? >> alan: a transcribe beaut to a 9/11 hero who called san francisco home. we take you to a special ceremony today. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. today we warned up nicely, mid-80s. below where we should be this time of the year. the fog is with us overnight but we're going to get into warming top.

>> ama: secretary over state hillary clinton met for the first final with the new islamist president saying the obama administration is doing all it can to support the president and urged the president to start a dialogue with the generals who rule the company. there's little the secretary can do given the little influence the u.s. has in the country and other script's suspicion of american motives. >> the prime minister of egypt

made a direct telephone flee to the kidnapper of two american towereyes from boston. one is a minister. he was on a tour of the holy land when he was kidnapped. the kidnapper wants the release of his brother from prison. >> the gloves are off in the presidential election. president obama barn stormed through virginia, pointing away at mitt romney's business record. even romney's own party is turning up the heat on him. >> while republican presidential candidate mitt romney was working on his ipad at his vacation home in new hampshire and taking a power boat trip with his storm the storm clouds gathered over his leadership in the 1990s of the private hedge fund, bain capital. ♪ america america. >> a blistering new tv ad released on saturday turn's romney's leadership of the firm into a campaign issue. president barack obama added

fuel to the political fire on saturday. he accused his rival of eliminating jobs in the u.s. >> whereas my opponent, in this private business, was investing in companies that the washington coast called pioneers of outsourcing. i believe in insourcing. >> mitt romney has touted his years at bain capital as an asset to managing the economy.ct may turn into a liability. >> the best thing to do is get everything in the open and say, i have nothing to hide and i'm going to release my tax returns. >> on friday, romney slammed the president for airing political ads he says distort his business record. >> he sure as heck out to say he is sorry for the attacks from his team. >> no one is apologizing and some republicans asking for more disclosures and according to the pole, the race is neck and neck.

>> ama: the u.s. olympic committee says it's changing its policy so all fuel team usa uniforms are made in america. this comes after several abc-7 reports reveal the uniforms for the london games were made in china. that sparked criticism of the u.s. olympic committee. >> they should take off the onforms, put them in a pile and burn them. >> we want to make them right here. >> ralph lauren is promising to produce team usa uniforms for the winter olympics in america. men viewers wanted to know about the flags at open ceremonies. we looked into and it they will be in fact made in the u.s. >> leigh glaser is here and says we're in for a cooldown this week. >> leigh: we are heading into monday and tuesday. we'll warm things up slightly tomorrow as the offshore winds redevelop. we're looking at clear sides towards the east bay.

looking west towards the bay. right near the coast it's soup out there with exist -- with mississippi and drizzle. you can see it's spanning from point reyes towards the golden gate bridge, daly city, half moon bay, and the westerly winds will push this in through the bay and bank it up in the east bay. we managed some 80s today, although we're running from ten to as much as 15 degrees below where we should be. antioch, up to 85. 80 in concord. 64, san francisco. 78 in santa rosa, 81 was the high in san jose. right now we have 54, san francisco. 56, oakland. 68 in antioch. clear sky now. concord, 68. 58 right now, clear sky in san jose. the highlights, low clouds and drizzle overnight. little warmer for your sunday

afternoon, as those offshore winds will push the fog off the coast tomorrow, and a much cooler temperatures as we head into the first part of next week. lows basically tonight in the mid-to upper 50s. a few 60s, interior east bay, look out for drizzle as well, and overnight, you'll notice the food bank -- fog bank extending out almost towards the delta. that 5:00 a.m. but at 11:00 the offshore winds develop and push the fog off the coast so look for more sunshine tomorrow, and that will translate to some warmer temperatures. if you are participating in a.i.d.s. walk san francisco tomorrow, golden gate park, clouds in the morning and then it break is out into sunshine by late in the afternoon. we look for temperatures in the mid-to-low 60s. >> here's the setup. low pressure -- trough of low pressure brought us the cooling in the past two days. tomorrow it will start to push a little to the north of us. that will allow the offshore

wind0s to develop and that's going to mean warmer temperatures. here's the highs for sunday, 82 for san jose. 85 los gatos. half moon bay, warm back up into the low 60s tomorrow. the peninsula, upper 70s. to near 80. san francisco, afternoon sunshine, 65 there. in the north bay, 82, santa rosa, napa, 81. look for oakland tomorrow, 71. castro valley, 74. east bay, 80s, 84 for concord. 86 antioch. brentwood, 87. 73 for watsonville. the seven-day forecast, below normal temperatures monday, tuesday, wednesday. and then we'll start to warm things up. high clouds in here, thursday and friday, inland temperatures in the 80s, and speaks of the a.i.d.s. walk, takes place in golden gate park. still time to register. you can call 415-615 walk or go

to aide walk.net. a little state travel weather coming up. >> mike is off, rick is in, and we're happening the freak would have a good night. >> rick: we were hoping so and looked pretty good with his slot on the rotation on the line. tim lincecum needed to pitch well. we'll show you if the two-t

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>> after two rough outings all eyes or on tim lincecum. timmy had his fast ball working but the astros have the worst record the majors, lincecum threw eight hitless innings. the giants maded 2 or in the seventh. but with two out in the ninth, castilla gives up a double and it's 2-1. the next batter should be at the

final out but the ball gets away from sanchez. the throw to first is wide. a hustling maxwell slides home. the game is tied. it stayed that way until the 12th with two on. sanchez with his fourth hit of the game, san question to val -- sandoval rounds third. the throw is high, san francisco wins 3-2. before the a's took on the twins, gomes got an odd graph from rod carew, some of carew's hitting ability rubbed off an oakland. chris carter made it 4-0 in the first. in third, session -- cespedes, to right center and gone. everything seemed to be going the a's way. brandon moss throws a bullet to second. span is out. the a's added to their lead in the fifth. seth smith with a monster blast into the second deck. moss also went deep as oakland

pounds minnesota 9-3. the a's have won eight of their last nine. the raiders and branch have agreed to a dale. 17 million guaranteed. a fourth round pick in twowpght. branch may be worth the money. he started every game and led oakland in tackles. what happens in vegas doesn't always stay in vegas. the warriors and nuggets squaring off. thompson was hot. barnes comes up with the steal. knows what to do with it. gold state's other first round selection makes his presence felt with the big block. denver led at the half but the warriors come back to win. 95-74. jenkins with the team-high 24 points. the warriors improve to 2-0. >> still to come, the day in golf and at the bank of the west

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>> the bank of the west wraps up tomorrow and williams is suffering jet lag. tonight the defending champ in a match that lasted an hour. williams cruises to a 6-1, 6-2 victory. she'll face coco vanderway in tomorrow's finals. >> san jose and real salt lake squared off at buck shaw stadium. that's brandy chastain helping out with root beer float night. it was all earthquakes. the driving header. and would get two more goals to earn the hat trick. san jose blanks real salt lake so the quakes remain in first place, the john john clear deere

classic. maddison is your leader. carding a 66 today. >> that was your sports report brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show you'll hear from the new 49ers quark johnson. we rel show you why he oakland tech product was back in his old neighborhood today. >> ama: still to come, special honor for san francisco woman who became a national hero during the 9/11 attacks. >> alan: a settlement between credit card companies and merchants could cost you money. >> ama: like abc-7 news on base fook and you'll make a difference for foster kids. for every

>> ama: all lanes of the bay bridge just re-opened. three lanes of the upper deck were closed just before 8:30 after a truck spilled afall -- asphalt. you can see in this live look there that the traffic is moving smoothly again. i'm ama daetz. >> alan: i'm alan wang. in benecia, police were searching for a man who shot at an officer. we have knew developments so let get right to sergio quintana who is live with the latest. >> reporter: i was just told by the police that they have called off the large-scale search they had in progress for the last several hours. they tell me that the detectivetives will continue tracking the suspect. he has not been taken into custody. let's show you some video. this is video of the police car

that the suspect shot at. you can see there are multiple bullet holes in the windshield of the car. police say this started at 6:30 this evening when the officer pulled over the vehicle and she learn it was stolen. shortly after that the suspect started firing at the officer. she was not hit and she returned fire. the gunman then sped off, and abandoned the car. he then tried to take control of another vehicle. that did not -- that was not successful. benecia police with the help of other agencies encircled a large area for several hours but just called off the large-scale search. the person they suspect is still armed. >> we're assuming he is armed because he shot at the officer. however, since he has fled, and has not been located, we don't know if he still has the gun in his possession or if he got rid of it. >> reporter: there was a woman and a child in that car with the

suspect during the traffic stop. benecia police say the woman and child are safe. they're actually at the police department, and police do tell me that they don't know if that suspect is injured. again, they are continuing tracking him with the detectives. however the large, scale search has been called off. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> ama: a september 11th hero was honored in san francisco today. a community center was named after betty ong, the flight attend canned on board one of the planes that crashed into the world trade center. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> i would like to proclaim today, in recognition of this event, the center, and the naming of it, betty ann ong, chinese rec center in san francisco. >> the 24,000 square foot center is a symbol of hope, strength, and inspiration, named after

betty ann ong who died september 1st on american always 1 when it crashed into the tower of the world trade center. >> she was the first voice to alert 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 the phone, and they have mace or something in business class. >> in the 9/11 commission declared hear hero and today her community publicly did, too. >> i think it's great tribute to re name this. she is -- in this community she is a hero to all of us. >> the ong family lived a few blocks from the rec center and betty used to play here regularly. the aging center was torn down two years ago, and rebuilt. >> today was also about making new memories while honoring the

old. greg gunter and betty worked together for american airlines. he refused to miss this day and see this tribute. >> she was 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 china intown who bake very heroic. >> the rec center opens officially for the public on tuesday. >> alan: now to a legal settlement that could cost you more when you go shopping. visa and master card are paying billions of dollars after the overcharged merchants merchantse credit card transservices,. >> sit second nature, swiping a credit card to buy something. but the purchase could cost you more. >> i all right want to cut them up. that's one more reason to put the nail in the coffin of my credit card use. >> credit card companies have

been charging retailers a processing fee for each swipe of a credit card. retailers fought back, filing a lawsuit against the card companies. now word of a settlement which would allow merchants to pass the cost on to the shopper. stores could start charging the shoppers 1.5 to #% for using a credit card. >> arguably customers are already paying for this so the fact that the retailers will now be able to turn around and charge their customers additional on top of that is outrageous. >> any new fees would not apply to debit cards. how do shoppers know if they're being charged extra? retailers have to tell customers about the extra fee. the national retail red face says consumers shouldn't panic and most stories will find ways to avoid passing on the charge. >> most merchants come speed by lower prices, being cheaper then the next guy. you're much more likely to

seemer chances giving discounts. >> like the ones at your local gas station, cheaper price if your a big with cash or debit and ahigher price if you're using a credit card. >> probably close out my credit cards and standard paying cash. i. >> about 7 million merchants were represented in that settlement. >> thunderstorms put an end to a whimsical journey in oregon. this more than two men in lawn chairs connect tote hundreds of helium filled balloons lift ud off from a gas station headed for montana. they brought parachutes, sleeping bags and a red rider b.b. gun to pop the balloons. the journey lasted seven hours and covered 30 miles before they had to abort the flight. >> alan: just ahead, catching baseball fever. >> programs. >> ama: there's one element of the game that is 'changing the way --

>> leigh: live doppler 7hd picking up thunderstorms in xñxññ!ñcúsalifornia, and look at

>> baseball season is in full swing and san francisco has pennant fever. >> alan: there are some fans for whom bats, balls and pencils go hand in hand. >> let's go out to the ball

game. let's go out with the crowd. let get some peanuts and -- but wait a minute. look at bennet over there. he has been doing there is for four decades and has too much merchandize. >> can you make a living selling score cards. >> no. >> would many of us know what to do with one? that would be sandy wooten. >> people aren't keeping scores. >> can you blame enemy? there's so much to do at the ballpark and the game is part of it. we need to text. we need to eat. we need to drink. how can a person do all that and escape score. >> you have to learn how to do it in between innings. >> how? >> fast. >> every score card begins with nine numbered positions. they're like baseball's periodic tables. >> i write everything down. all the balls, all the strikes. >> and occasionally bob stewart even finishes a complete sentence to his wife betty. >> i knew he was a great

baseball fan. >> but? >> but not this intense. >> sandy and bob are vestages of an era whan fans dressed up for games and brought pencils and papers and followed a scoring device. >> henry chadwick, the father of baseball. >> now if there was a national place it would be here the press box. >> you're an every pitch. takes you out of the flow of everyday life and into the flow of the national pastime. >> in the press box it's tradition that people don't cheer because they're working and busy scribbling squiggly lines. >> if you think ray -- his score cards are psych dead -- psychedelic. >> tells me the sequence of events. >> that's all that matters. >> two strikes and two balls and struck out swinging. >> baseball is subtle.

at it games and seasons unfold like novels. a score card, the ultimate souvenir. >> i have the one from the perfect game. >> one more for the book. >> he family that tours together stays together. >> at at&t park, abc-7 news. >> a fun run for a good cause brought a splash of color to san francisco. it's a 5k run where participants are doused with different colors of the rainbow. the run celebrates health, happiness, and individuality, proceeds ben it in the san francisco department of recreation and parks. >> in the only rainbow we saw all day. >> leigh: going to see a lot of rainbows tomorrow because of a.i.d.s. walk san francisco so do your best to do that. if you're traveling into southern california, live doppler 7hd, very active.

severe thunderstorms rumbling through the desert there near needles. these are heading towards loss vegas and will be in the forecast for parts of the sierras, down into southern california tomorrow. palm springs, 104. vegas with afternoon thunderstorms, 94 degrees. it will be hot in the central valley, fresno, 98. sacramento, 95. tahoe, 79. and less in the way of fog tomorrow afternoon. more sunshine, temperatures will warm up a few more degrees. concord, expected high, 84. 85, san francisco, 65 degrees. santa rosa, warm to 82. look for 79 for fremont. 82 for san jose, and santa cruz, a afternoon sunshine, 72 degrees. morgan hill, 83, and 78 for hollister. enjoy the warmth tomorrow bus temperatures will come back down monday, tuesday, and wednesday, well below our normals.

only the 70s across the bay area on tuesday and then warm things back up on thursday and friday. >> alan: rick is here to tell us if tim lincecum found his mojo. >> i say he did. all eyes on the freak. the giants nearly let one get away, though. and the return of the bash brothers as the a's slug

>> rick: a great effort by tim lincecum was nearly wasted as the giants blew a two-run lead in the ninth against houston. timmy had his fast ball work but the astros have the worst record in the majors. lincecum threw eight shutout innings, striking out a season-high 11. sanchez, doubles over the head of martinez. in comes pagan. with two ought in the ninth, castilla gives up an rbi double to justin maxwell. moore makes it 2-1. the next batter should be the final out but the ball gets away from sanchez. the throw to first is wide. a hustling maxwell slide home. the game is tied. it stayed that it way until the 12th. with two on, sanchez gets his

fourth hit of the contest. pablo sandoval rounds third. the throw is high. san francisco wins 3-2. before the a's took on the twins, gomes got an autograph from rod carew. kris -- carter made it 3-0, and then cespedes drills it to right and it's gone. span puts down a great bunt. suzuki throws the ball down the right-field line but brandon moss throws a bullet to second and span is out. in the fifth, seth smith with a monster blast into the second deck. oakland pounds minnesota, 9-3. the a's have won eight of their last nine. >> it's now official. the raiders and safety branch have agreed to a four-year deal

worth $26.6 million. 17 million guaranteed. a fourth round pick in 2008, branch may be worth the money. he started every game the last three seasons and led oakland in tackles the past three years. >> josh johnson held a football clinic today as part of his second annual fan first family charity weekend. several of his football buddies, including his cousin, marchand lynch, hosted 600 kid at oakland tech high school. the took part in football drills and learn about team sports and sportsmanship. >> i'm fortunate to do something i love for a career. i feel i'm very blessed. very blessful, and also allow me the opportunity to do something like this, be a part of this -- for this camp to be here and show them they can do the same thing. i walked the same streets and made michigan out of my -- made something out off my

opportunities. >> in las vegas, the warriors and nuggets squared off. clay tom son -- thompson came out on fire. the team's number one pick, harrison barnes, with the still and a nice slam dunk. golden state's other selection makes his presence felt with a big block. denver led at the half but warriors come back to win. jenkins with the layup and foul. 95-74. was the final. the warriors improve to 2-0. the bank of the west classic wraps up tomorrow and so far top seed serena williams has not even broken a sweat. following her win at wimbledon, williams has not lost a set all week. tonight she took care of the romanian. the match only lasted an hour. this is match point. williams cruises to a 6-1, 6-2 victory. she'll face ceo van daway in

tomorrow's final. >> in prosoccer, the top two teams in the west, san jose and real salt lake. the game was all earthquakes. wanda wasn't done yet. gets two more goals to earn hey the hat trick. quakes remain in first place. >> on display at the john deere classic, the latest equipment and pretty good golf. steve stricker trying to win his fourth straight john deere title. he is in second place. troy mat tessson is -- mat tessson is your liter. at the u.s. senior open, corey pavin's ball takes a trip around the hole were before falling in. bernhard langer has the lead at 10-under for the tournament. that is your abc-7 news sports report brought to you by river

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