here is the bay bridge toll plaza but we'll keeping an eye on the muni protestors and how it may impact you. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. >> kristen: and i'm kristen sze. in sunnyvale where a search is under way for two home invasion suspects near city hall. >> eric: these are live pictures of the scene. police activity is taking place around the area of south pastoria envy and evelyn avenue. they tell a photographer the suspects and they ran off. they are being helped by canine units. we'll continue to follow the situation throughout the newscast and online. >> kristen: warning to muni riders this morning, in a short while we could see a protest threatening to severely disrupt service from a fatal police

shooting a year ago today. amy hollyfield is live at church and market in san francisco. >> reporter: a muni spokesperson says they are aware this may happen today and it will take it into consideration as it provides service throughout the day. protestors say they are doing this now because it is the one-year anniversary of the death of kenneth harding. he died after a shootout with police. it was initially believed that police shot him. coroner ruled the bullet that killed the 19-year-old came from his own gun, some people in the bay view community don't believe it. he was wanted in connection with a death of a pregnant woman in seattle. those that are protesting believe harding was killed by san francisco police to protect muni and saving on backs of workers. this is what they have put out. they are calls for a protest today. they are calling for the

shutdown of muni service today starting at 6:00 this morning at 14th and mark. police tell us they are also aware. they plan to help facilitated their first amendment rights and to monitor the situation. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> eric: this morning, san jose authorities will take the first step in clearing out a homeless encampment in kel lef789 mark where suspicious fires have broken out the past two weeks. they battled this fire last tuesday and three other suspicious fires were set within a 12-hour period. warning signs will go up at 9:00 a.m. giving advance notice of the planned sweep of the encampment. they are hoping they will move their belongings out before then since the law requires them to store any property taken during the sweep. >> kristen: federal san francisco investigators are trying to figure out how someone

cut in a secure facility. it's located on twin peaks. they noticed the damage yesterday. they cut a small portion of the chain link fence though they never got inside. >> all the vital services that we employ to the city were not impacted. >> kristen: this facility is one of the broadcast points for police, fire and other city radio communications. because of that the f.b.i. was called in. the san francisco police are handling the investigation. >> eric: livermore police are investigating the circumstances involving the death of a man found in a livermore hotel. a worker found the body of a middle-aged man at first floor room yesterday morning. officers say there are no obvious signs of foul play so the death is being treated as suspicious until the coroner rules on the cause. >> kristen: a 22-year-old man from american canyon is facing charges for shooting at a benicia police officer. they arrested robert folster

after he evaded officers for almost 313 hours yesterday. he was driving a car that was reported stolen. he tried to drive away and shot at officer. in addition to those charges, he faces auto theft and possessing a stolen weapons charge. >> the life of. ross mirkarimi is expected to come to testify this. >> san francisco chronicle reports loe pez wants to be near her father who underwent major cancer surgery. they have raised nearly $1700 to pay for her round trip airfare after mayor ed lee declined to auto oos city funds for the ticket. >> the $68 billion high speed rail transit to call for an end to the project. it's facing several lawsuits and

political pressure not to spend the money. the lawsuit brought by several cities will be discussed at the state capitol this morning. they claim that the environmental review analysis relies on false information. pg&e will test sections of natural gas transmission lines along 280 in redwood city. it would involve a portion of the pipeline. pg&e is warning customers they may smell fainted odor of natural gas during the testing. >> three major wildfires continue to burn in california. the main fire is 2800 acre robber fire in the foothills. it's destroyed one home and threatened 170 more east of colfax. more gusty winds are expected today. a dozen people have been injured fighting the fire that broke out

last wednesday. >> eric: a wildfire is burnings in trinity national forest. it's burned 1700 acres. it's 70% contained. >> firefighters in the mendocino national forest hope to get full containment of 29,000 acre mill fire today. this morning it is 67% contained and no homes are being threatened. >> 4:37 and last week to have the a.c. on a lot of time to save more money. >> that bill will be enormous. lisa? >> we got it all going on today. we have mist and drizzle and breezy conditions and we do have sunshine on the way. live doppler 7 hd, nice and quiet but you may need wipers as you head in this morning because definitely there is enough out there for mist and some of that

drizzle to be needed more than periodically, let's put it that way. so the fog will pull back and we won't see a whole lot of clearing. it will take afternoon the noon hour. it will a cool day and not a wide range of temperatures. we are looking at numbers in the lower 50s to upper 50s. then by midday, mid-50s to around 60. so cool and breezy out there with a pretty good sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour. by the afternoon, some mid 70s is all we can manage around the bay today. looks like tomorrow, we'll be under the influence of this system, as well. it's going to take until wednesday until it moves out. >> good morning. we're starting off with a couple accidents. there is a new one in napa. leveroni road, an overturned car. it's in a ditch but emergency crews will head there and they might possibly have slow.

and "g" street on antioch but it is not too many delays. westbound traffic is still flowing well at that point. i'll show you 680 in walnut creek, the rest of ride looking great. southbound as you head towards highway 24 and san ramon valley. no major problems at the oakland maze for all the freeways heading toward the bay bridge. check out the south bay commute. right now traffic very light. northbound headlights heading into cupertino. >> eric: it's 4:39. >> the youngest victim of the fighting in afghanistan. next the bay area organization trying to make a difference in the lives of children in war-torn nation. . >> eric: and offer peta is making to get panhandlers to care for

>>. >> kristen: good morning, it's 4:41 on this monday but we wanted to remind you the sleep train dream campaign. for every like we get on the facebook this summer one dollar will to go help bay area foster kids. you click on like, that is it. >> eric: five south bay women are showing what they can do to make a difference in war-torn afghanistan. they held a fund-raiser to help a group of orphan boys who otherwise would have had no future. these are faces of seven afghan boys picked by five bay area women who tried to save them. >> one person can make a difference. five of us have made a difference. >> it gives them food, health care, education, of course, and

housing. >> eric: the women started to help just five children. they donated $11,000. that is enough to keep the orphanage with 17 children going for another six months. >> kristen: animal rights activists they are offering $10,000 to stop the plan to pay panhandlers to take care of unwanted pets. they are offering a program where they will offer them a small stipend to foster puppies. they have to live in housing and be mentally fit. supporters say the participants will benefit from the $50-75 a week stipend but people for the ethical treatment of animals, they say it's about the idea. the examiner reports the animal rights group the paid pet and partner plan is like playing russian roulette with a pet. washington signs off on a plan to give whales off the san

francisco pay more protection. >> eric: also serious questions being raised about security at the london olympic games. >> and president obama and mitt romney begin throwing verbal punches in the race to the white house. what president obama says he was not going to apologize to his g.o.p. rival. >> and counterfeit coupons sol xs

>> eric: in london the british government is refusing to rule out the pros impact that more troops could be deployed for security at the upcoming olympic games. it comes after the failure to provide 10,000 security contracts that has tripled in price to $134 million. they insist the games will be secure with option ceremonies set to take place in two weeks. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is in israel today. she arrived in jerusalem last night from cairo. she is doing a tour and meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to talk about the region, iran's nuclear program and arab spring. >> eric: president obama will hold a townhall meeting in cincinnati and mitt romney will be in louisiana. romney is charging that president obama's attacks on his business record are misdirected

and dishonest. >> reporter: president obama is not letting up. campaigning in cincinnati he will label mitt romney as job destroyer. he will hit romney for his corporate tax proposals claiming they will create husband of thousands of jobs overseas. it's the latest in blistering attacks. to questions about time at bain capital. he says the outsourcing happened after 1999 but sec documents show him as chairman for three years after that. they argue he was involved or committed a felony. romney is demanding an apology. the president told tv romney should not hold his breath. >> f the tax runs are an issue and some republicans should

release more than he has. >> kristen: aids walk organizers are celebrating a huge success of yesterday's event. they raised $2.7 million for aids groups. >> look around you to the thousands among you. >> kristen: this was the 26th year for the walk through golden gate park along the route there was a reminder raising a money for finding a cure is so important. sections of the quilt were on display honoring those that died from aids. >> the person that you wake up to in the morning you don't even know -- >> we proudly sponsored the aids walk and to everybody that made

our donations. >> eric: let take a look at the weather forecast, a change in the weather. >> it turned out nice for the aids walk but today is a different story. we've got damp weather, cloudy, breezy and it's going to last. it looks like for the next day or so. unseasonably cool conditions. here is a look from our roof camera. not much wind going on but that delta breeze is blowing up to 36 miles an hour. live doppler 7 hd. you'll notice we have our sweep around the bay this morning and we will be picking up low clouds and along the coast plenty in the way of mist and drizzle. 57 in san carlos. 54 in mountain view. 56 and not quite reaching the south bay the cloud cover but we will be looking at that throughout the morning hour. marine layer will deepen tonight in to tomorrow. tomorrow could be cooler in some spots. we are looking at the low clouds and temperatures coming down

around 10-15 degrees today. yeah, we will look for the warmup by the end of workweek but we may add heated and humidity in terms of subtropical moisture. here is a look. out vapor imagery shows this low pressure to the north of us. it will drop to the south. as it does that increases the low clouds, the fog the marine layer getting about as tall as it gets, about 2500 feet deep. it will mix out should happen late tomorrow and wednesday. between now and then, breezy winds, 5-15 degrees cooler than average. more like a fall afternoon but they are probably liking night the central valley with 80 in sacramento. 90 in yosemite and low clouds and fog up and down the shoreline. 72 in san jose with afternoon sun. mist and drizzle, 63 in millbrae. san francisco is just 59 degrees

rather cloudy afternoon. breezy and raw in the north bay. 68 in novato and 65 in san rafael. hayward about the same. breezy winds and out in the east bay, low 70s in dublin. monterey bay, afternoon clearing and a chilly one there. cool through the middle of the week and warm it up to near 90 by the weekend. this overturn accident in the sonoma area, leveroni road it's out on the shoulder and more emergency crews are arriving. and earlier crash on "g" street. 101 moving good. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. not that foggy. it was more drizzle than fog this morning. also we'll check out the ride at

101 in san rafael, things are still fine as we head out of the cotati grade down to the golden gate bridge. no other major problems. another live shot of san mateo bridge and it's checking in nicely. westbound traffic on the right leaving hayward and eastbound great out of san mateo and foster city. >> kristen: thanks a lot. the man behind the steroid scandal says a lot of doping will take place at olympic games. victor conti he believes the olympics anti-drug system is seriously flawed. in 2005 he struck a plea bargain with prosecutors and served time in prison in the balco lab scandal. he says they are gaining ground on doping athletes but they are still cheating using fast acting short term drugs. >> a mural of legendary football

coach joe paterno has been altered at penn state. an artist painted over the halo that was above his head in the wake of a report last week that he and others buried allegations of child sex abuse allegations for jerry sandusky. penn state officials no decision has been made whether to keep the statute outside the school's football stadium. >> eric: a counterfeit coupon ring was busted in arizona last week. fake coupons were sold to unsuspecting customers. they were sold on savvy shopper site.com. for ten dollars a shopper can abandonment discount coupon

worth hundred dollars at a retail store. >> the manufacturers lose in this situation because they ultimately end up paying for these counterfeited coupons. >> eric: fake coupons usually don't have bar codes on them and they don't have expiration dates like real coupons do. federal maritime officials have a plan to keep whales from crashing into ships. the plan is to extend the route three miles farther away from the feeding grounds. since 2010 half a dozen whales have been killed by huge cargo ships as they come into port. it includes better ways to track those locations of whales. new regular amazing regulations must first past by the international maritime organization. >> fish lovers may see salmon

prices rising. they resume fishing over the weekend after a work stoppage that begin on wednesday. fishermen said the wholesale price for salmon was too low at 3.25 a pound. they agreed on a new price but they say it's less than the $4 than they wanted. it plunged after several big catches near san francisco several weeks ago. >> kristen: if you need new glasses, you are in luck. an eyewear company is teaming up with a church in richmond for free screenings today. patients will be seen between 9:00 and 11:00 and 2:00 to 4:00. they will give away free glasses to anyone in need of a new pair. >> eric: very important. our eyes change overtime. if you have a prescription that was good last year like me.

we better stop right there. >> we're following breaking news in the south bay where police are searching for two home invasion robbery suspects. >> also the potential for major muni disruption on one-year anniversary on a fatal police shooting. >> and planned protests that threatens to disrupt the morning commute for thousands of people in san francisco. >> we're going to be live why activists are targeting muni and parents in oakland still refusing to give up their fight against school closures. their latest tactics to keep their school open. that is next. >> eric: and bay area native jason skid arrested. >> he signed a new contract. >> eric: he did. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone.

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>>. good morning, i'm live in san francisco where muni service could be impacted by a protest. activists are hoping to shut down the service today. >> eric: breaking news in the south bay where a search is on right now positive for two suspects that were involved in a home invasion robbery. >> and former tech company ceo convicted of murdering his wife will present closing arguments today in a wrongful death lawsuit brought by his own children. >> we have cloudy skies, breezy winds add mist and