driver was taken to the hospital with minor injury asks is now in police custody. in fremont abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> a cupertino neighborhood remains shaken following a tragic accident that killed a 5-year-old boy. investigators say the boy was riding a scooter when a driver backing out of his driveway ran over him. it happened on vista court a cul-de-sac with less than a dozen homes. and the boy was conscious and breathing when crews arrived. but he died later in the hospital. >> more developing news in san francisco. a police officer shot a man near the ferry building at davis and washington streets. shortly after the man stabbed a co-worker in a chocolate company block as way at pier 17. abc 7 news is live with the latest. let's get clarification. we had initial reports out there today that this suspect

was killed. what is the latest? >> we're told he's in critical condition with life-threatening wounds. he went through surgery this morning. this is the chocolate factory making high-end chocolates today ending up becoming a crime scene. this started this morning. the chief says a 30-year-old man slashed a co-worker. >> employee raised his arm to block the flash. it cut him good on the arm. >> the victim left a bloody trail following his attacker. police encountered a suspect near washington and davis streets. >> the suspect was nonhe responsive, just kept walking. >> the chief says officers then tried to stop him. >> he produced a box cutter razor knife, lunched at a

an -- lunged at officers. the suspect went down on his stomach. the officers handcuffed him. and they saw he had been shot twice they unhandcuffed him. >> police performed cpr and an ambulance took him to san francisco general ho. again, the suspect went through surgery this morning. we're told that he was in critical condition. and there is police are not releasing his name. the victim of the slashing, we're told was treated and released. the chief says that victim said he doesn't know why he was attacked and that it was unprovoked. at 6:00 you'll hear from someone who says he witnessed that attack. >> and we're watching for developments at usc -- ucsf where they will vote on a plan to freeze under graduate tu

but just for a few months. and we're live. leanne? >> they just voted and despite the vote to freeze tuition, several dozen students and workers decided to disrupt this meeting and now decided to dress up as zombies and started chanting and dancing to the beat of the popular song "thriller". why zombies? they're protesting so called or what they call death of public education. the prot testors decided to leave on their own. the real news happened later when the regents voted to not increase tuition for under graduates in the fall. they're counting on voters to pass the increase. if it passes uc system would get $125 million the following year. but, if the initiative fails,

the university would face a budget cut and would not get $125 million we've just talked about. >> this is going to be a calamity if this doesn't pass. we're freezing positions, not hiring and cutting back programs, library hours, and increasing class size, and access could be a problem, i can go on. >> and they not only support the tax hike but hope that their students will vote in november to help pass it. now, while they freeze tu wrigs for under graduates in the fall they just voted to increase tuition for professional programs, these are law school, business school, nursing to name a few. i'm live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and and the wife of

suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is back in san francisco now. and set to testify within the hour in her husband's ongoing investigation. she returned last night scheduled to appear before the ethics committee around 5:00 p.m. that panel will decide whether to recommend removing mirkarimi from office because of domestic violence on new year's eve. and lopez has been in her native country since march n may she told dan noyes in an interview she feels this investigation is politically motivated and taking a toll on the family. dan noyes will be inside of the meeting and will be tweeting live updates. also have live reports from abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler at 5:00 and 6:00. >> the governor was in san francisco today to sign a high speed rail funding bill. the governor sign that had bill this afternoon and decided the future transit center. the bill will allow the state

to claim $3.2 billion in funds for the train that will link san francisco to los angeles. the governor signed the same bill in l.a.. the money isn't just for high speed rail, coming up tonight at 6:00 we'll tell you about the other projects that will benefit from the bill. >> a woman was able to recover valuables stolen from her by doing detective work. someone broke into her home and took a tiff fanny watch, bracelet as well as computer equipment. the victim began to monitor craig's list and found her things for sale. she notified police and detectives took over. >> they called this person and asked him questions about items then, scheduled an appointment to meet to take a look at the items that is confirmed he possessed these items they took him into custody. >> police say the woman's detective work helped them but they do warn victims do not try to recover your own stolen

items and go out to do it on your own. a if-year-old was charged but treated and released plees think someone else burglarize that had home. >> san francisco district attorney did a show ask tell today to remind riders about the importance of securing their bike was a lock. there is a large increase of thefts and there are most taken from garages. they charged an 18-year-old with 20 felony counts of receiving or buying stolen merchandise. this is 114 bicycles. >> there is a bit of a warm up today. >> and there is slow, steady process. and this evening, despite breaks of sunshine we'll see increasing clouds developing

into evening and overnight hours. and then, tomorrow morning there is a little bit of sun and lingering clouds and fog into the early part of the day. mainly sunny skies and warm up continues. we'll see high temperatures tomorrow from low to mid-60s at the coast to low to mid-80s inland locations and some 90s coming our way farther down the forecast trail. >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news it's not for everyone. which can benefit the most from a newly-approved weight loss drug. >> new details about the i've on5 about to leak out. we'll be live with what we can expect in this new device. ♪

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better cope with symptoms and exercise can boost the immune system. >> a drug maker preparing to sell it's antiobesity drug before the end of the year. and there is some types of patients that would benefit. >> there is a surge in shares today after there was the second drug in three weeks to get fda approval ending a dry spell for new weight loss medications. and there is trials patients lost 10% of the body weight. there are 78 million adults are obese and not all of them are right for this drug. >> this is the drug for someone obese or severely overweight with diabetes and high high pressure.

and they've tried to modify diet and exercise and just not making head way. >> fda rejected it on safety concerns and with a green light, the drug must carry a warning about potential risks that will disqualify pregnant women from taking it some of the things doctors see, memory loss, increased heart rates and birth defects. and doctors need to be trained. >> the government is requiring vivas to conduct 10 studies. they plan to sell the pills first through mail orderer ten expand through chains there is no word yet on pricing. >> there is an analyst back from china says he has details of a simmer iphone with a

larger screen. here live now with the after the bell report. >> well, it's a big earnings day for technology companies, qualcom reporting profits up 17%. but tlair also running into serious supply issues with its manufacturers in asia, forcing launch of certain smart phones to be postponed and limiting sales of models that are already on the market. and meantime, ibm reporting second-quarter sales fell because of sluggish demands for hardware. but still managed to grow profits. and there is working to account for half of the earnings but 2015. ebay reporting sales at estimates as more shoppers use pay pal service to make payments. and there is exbeyond auction

groups and let shoppers buy more items in instant sales. >> and there is iphone 5 just month as way expected to be slimmer but have both a larger screen and battery. this is according to the managing director just returned from china where he learned of the next iphone is already in production. here is what he had to say about what to expect from apple's next iphone. >> this is patents we've looked at we think it will be the same width but taller, we think it will be 20% thinner and aspect ratio will be different wh. you're looking you'll have a four inch screen. it will feel bigger when you read it, read on it. >> barns and noble is hoping a

gift card promotion with will help boost sales of the nook. the company offering a $50 gift card with the purchase of a 16 gig tablet. this news after barns and noble released nook for web allowing readers to sample and read books from the browser. and there are stocks rose today and new home construction increased. your bloomberg silicon valley index closed higher and there is a free app aimed at the chroniclely late. twist gives your friends and family realtime updates about when you wail rif and let's you see when you'll get to where you need to go. and it calculates your time

and shares your eta with only those that you choogs. -- choose. pretty handy. i'm emily chang and larry, back to you. >> thank you. >> i know people we should be signing up for that, immediately. family members. >> i can think of a few as well. >> and there is spencer, never late. >> always early. and they had to wake me up for the news. and this is clouds around, and lots of sunshine as well. downtown san jose from live camera there take a look at blue skies thin, high clouds in san jose. lovely weather in that part of the bay area there is a look at live doppler 7. you can see there is a some

thin, high clouds. up to the north we're picking up showers. so wet weather is around the state. now, we're looking at temperatures 80 degrees in fairfield. upper 70s other parts of the inland east bay. 74 in napa. there is 63 here in san francisco. these are the highlights. areas of fog tonight. mostly cloudy skies, sunny skies and mostly cloudy in the morning and there is much warmer weather over the weekend, highs into 90s inland. and satellite radar shows that low that is pulling up high clouds into the area. remnants of the tropical storm had been hurricane flavio. and there is fog pushing

inland and sunny skies into afternoon. there is a over in the sierra, a good chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. looks like wide spread over higher terrain overnight, low clouds, fog inland and low temperatures into mid-50s and there is some upper 40s in the north bay. tomorrow, sunny skies, high temperatures climbing near 80 degree mark. upper 70s and low to mid-70s and on the coast, there is low to mid-60s and there is upper 70s to low 80s, near east bay highs low to mid-70s, inland east bay warming up to 80s

tomorrow, and here is the accu-weather forecast. there is highs into mid-90s there is a significant warm up. going to last for a few day autos yes. july-like. >> yes. finally. >> thank you. >> okay. >> and taking a moment to thank those of you helping raise thousands for bay area foster kids by liking us on facebook. there are some fans, thank you very much. if you would like to make a difference go to our facebook page and click the like button. $1 will go to the sleep train dream campaign. >> simple and great cause. >> coming up next at 4:00 a high price for dark knight. we'll search the prices for tickets to the premier. >> also ahead, proof you're yeen soccer fans will cheer

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only posted this week. it shows a group celebrating germany's world cup win and watching with rapt attention. the drive tries to squeeze into a tiny space. they are feeling no pain and chanting as parallel parking trauma was concluded. and there is more than half a million people have now watched this video of a woman parking her car in germany. >> and this is wonderful. >> oh, my. >> and batman frenzy is underway. tickets selling for big bucks already. >> this is absurd, scalpers are asking as much as $150 each in new york. it's a movie, people, going to play over and over. not live, okay? in the bay area tickets over asking price. one seller wants $600 for four

tickets. and many sold out in january. >> and on the red carpet rachel smith has that. >> and update on halle barry rushed to the hospital last night. >> halle barry is recovering from a minor head injury that sent her to the hospital last night. it happened during a fight sequence she was shooting for her up coming movie. the 45-year-old taken to the hospital and was released soon after. modern family star sofia vergara is tv's highest-paid actress. earnings at $19 million. the dark knight raises -- rises hasn't hit theaters yet but fans are already defending it and

according to a web site may be going too far, rotten tomatoes.com descended user comics and one person wrote, fail, fail, you're fired another wrote i feel you're the devil trying to ruin something holy. many are more harsh and now, rotten tomatoes is thinking of removing comments come pleeltly. the dark knight rises opens friday. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> still to come at 4:00 police officers from mexico come to oakland. what both sides are learning a lesson or two. also... >> this is because of what this monster has done to this country. >> a romney supporter calls president obama a monster and how did the crowd react? >> and an attack by rebel

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white house says a rebel bombing is a clear indication the president there is losing control of his country. >> and the country's defense

minister, deputy defense minister as well as a former defense minister. the explosion went november a syrian capitol and the bomb planted inside of the fashional security building. >> senior government officials were meeting there when it happened. this is the first time rebels killed members of assad's inner circle. >> what's happening in syria represents a real escalation in fight oogt obama administration announced financial sanctions atop syrian officials freezing assets in the u.s. row hibiting americans from doing business with them. there is a bay area man with family living just down the street and we'll hear from him tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00.

>> israeli prime minister is blaming iran for a deadly explosion on a bus carrying israeli tourists. six children were killed and 32 others injured. he called this incident a terrorist attack and. >> six turkey sandwiches and needles found in them are being taken to the negligenter lands for more testing. they were found on four separate flights and there is food prepared for gate gourmet. and passengers found four needles after biting into sandwich autos international police force is patrolling streets of oakland today, federal officers from mexico are learning along side members of the opd and terry

mcsweeney rode along with the force. >> this is not your ordinary vehicle stop. oakland police officer is sh watched and documented by a member of the force. there is a lot to learn and there is a lot to learn about the bigger issues of the day, including problems of organized crime. >> this is a quest for... >> this is kidnapping, homicide. there are so many organized crimes. >> and there is one topic in flar. >> -- in particular. >> drugs, drugs. it's finding out about the cartels now and there is finding out methods for

packaging and carriers they're using. >> today's ride along may lead to a ride along with the fedarali. it could lead to better cooperation. >> and the the way you stop crime there is something we can share to make them. >> and kaiser permanente is behind today's events but a spokesperson says that officers from any country are welcome as long as they're willing to listen, learn and teach. >> and there is google says drug cartels are using more sophisticated technology than law enforcement there and there is ideas including creating a net move to share realtime activity.

>> and. >> now a mitt room knee event is raising eye brows. a rowdy romney supporter refered to president obama as a monster as she spoke as a monster. >> now, he's -- he had to layoff people. and he's -- he may have to close stores. it's auz because of what this monster has done to this country. we have to have this president. >> and the you might recall he was criticized this year he didn't challenge another questioner suggesting the president should be tried for treason. >> john boehner attacked the president today saying mr. obama quote, doesn't give a dam about the middle class. >> and there is exactly what

is wrong with this administration. doesn't give a damn about middle class americans what he's trying to do is distract the american people. >> and and and there is a focus since day one. >> and there is a proposal and he is a middle class tax cut going to 98% of american taxpayers and he says helping middle class is the reason why he is running for reelection. >> much of the country dealing with drought and soon we'll be feeling affects here in the bay area and. >> from our mount tam camera, blue skies and clouds and

we'll be back with the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and why you should not try to take your motor

top trending search on google is accuweather. there is a heat wave in much of the country and there is another top search for a man known as the first bollywood star died today at age 69.

and finding nemo 2 is trending on google. there is a director and the same guy who directed the original. now the midest is grappling with the worst drought in 50 years. the obama administration is woorning food supplies could be at risk. the state of missouri has been declared a disaster area because of the drought. there is corn crops withering in parts of the area. and u.s. secretary of agriculture says three-fifths of the u.s. is being affected by lack of rain. >> there is 1297 counties designated as disaster areas that is a third of the counties in the united states. and there are food prices for beef, poultry may go down a bit. and and there are loans farmers

as a disaster december nation. >> there is a look at the forecast as well as national picture. >> there is going to be another hot day. taking a look at weather picture thursday, just a slightly moderated rush to the mid west and northeast, highs into 80s tomorrow and there are 90s to 105 in st. louis. and there is thunderstorms and no significant affect on the drought and over the inlter west you'll see highs into 0s up to 100s as well. there are heat in the state of california. palm spring was a high of 1056789 we'll see warming trends continuing to build with 60s on the coast. wide spread 8s, low to mid-80s

tomorrow and that is day two of the warming by the time we get to the warming so bay area weather going to continue to turn more summer like. >> and there is british open weather. >> starting tomorrow. >> there is still ahead on abc 7 news, home is now where the purple heart is for a dedicate baid area war veteran and family. we're live in antioch with the story. and a man giving so much to his count try michael finney shows you the bargain white wines if you have $10 you can afford them. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol

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home is now where the purple heart is for a veteran and family and there are a home they received, mortgage-free, part of a program to help veterans wounded in combat. nick smith joins us live with the story. >> the same man says you learn to hide your feelings and he was all smiles today. he was presented with keys to his new home. >> this is a symbol of healing. this really s this just a straight kick to the butt. things are good, now. >> united states marine

veteran, a former scout sniper instruckor embarked on a mission. after three hours in combat duty it earned him the purple heart and has been given keys to a new life, a new home. he took me to what he's calling his favorite room. the garage. >> this is where i'm going to be situated working on a truck, cars and getting hold of my buddies and hanging out and talking about live. >> getting here has been a tough road. bandon says the only only way to survive is remember, what is waiting at home, family. >> when getting shot ought @, one thing you can think about most when you have time is your family and that white fence. some day you're going to get. >> we're donating properties. >> band brandon and family received a house through bank of america and military warrior support foundation. in order to qualify you cannot have a current mortgage, must

be honorably discharged and must be a veteran wounded in combat. >> this, i feel like my heart going a thousand miles per hour. >> the program is beneficial to bank of america. by donating ate lous them to write off the loss and move empty homes off the market. >> there is a goal to revitalize communities. the best way is to bring families into neighborhood autos there is no white fence but a bed of roses around this 270000 square foot home, new sanctuary, far from the battlefield autos this is going to be my man cave. >> the military warrior support foundation supplies each of the soldier was -- with supply autos a truck driver

plunged about 200 feet off a winding canyon road. his truck landed in the bottom of the canyon off highway 1 around 9:00 in the morning. crews did manage to free the driver from the truck. he did not survive. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> there is a 71-year-old man took matters into his own hands during an armed robbery. and there, you can see it, watch closely. he pulls out a gun then opens fire, another is hit in the hip and career. two not seriously hurt. they will be charged for multiple felonies. williams. it turns out has a license to carry a concealed weapon. >> 71 years old, fearless. >> there is proof why you have to be care wfl a motorized

scooter. >> there is others rushed to help her including one man fell down as well. and someone managed to stop the escalator. turns out an elevator was just 50 feet away. but the woman decided not to take it. i'm sure she'll not make that mistake again and there is a parking attendant that drove a luxury suv into a fifth floor vehicle elevator only to find the car was not there. there is a vehicle in there upside down. investigators looking at possible mechanical failure on elevator doors. he drove out on what he thought was an elevator, there is nothing interest there. >> time for some consumer reports and there is michael

finney here with tips on taking best variety for the money. >> this restaurant shows people change as summer time rolls around. >> we prefer a white wine. it's lighter, crisper and cleaner. >> and consumer reports just tested dozens of white wines including six reidligs. >> this is a generally dry and leaner, lighter than other white wine autos this is good with light pasta dishes and fish. reisling vary autos this goes well with everything from pork to veal and scallops to mild

cheese autos there is a good dessert wine. >> there are plenty of wines to choose from. and reisling topped ratings costing $10 a month. and they're rated good and cost $8 a box. another rated very good less expensive. there is a wine cube 2010 from target. yes, it comes in a box ask costs $18, equivalent of four regular bottles. if shopping it's not available at every target. check before you go. >> baby boom at oakland zoo. >> and there is a new privacy

setting for you tube could leave you blurry id. >> this is more on the murder today. is the end year for president assad? was it an inside job? what does it mean for everyone in the united states and made in america is back tonight. latest in uniforms? we have big clothing designers saying they're bringing their manufacturing

oakland zoo looking like a day care center. >> this is because of the baby animals born there. more than 100 of them. >> there is a very sweet tour. >> a baby waterloo.

a millipede, a baby squirrel monkey clings to mom's fur, and zoo keepers have been on baby watch. today showing moms. the squirrel monkeys are there. >> they'll side up to the mom and offer the baby over. they want to carry the baby. everybody wants to carry the baby. >> there are are the millipedes with hundreds of legs. these creature goes to schools and library autos this is a big difference in size. this is about six months old. going to take her three years to get close to the size. >> adam says reading -- breeding reptiles can be difficult. check out new baby turtles i hold him gently because shells are still soft. spiney lizards don't need a lot of care and nearby are

micky tree frogs and here are baby otter. here the environment is control i'd feel like a co-mom. i take care of aspects of care and there are wallalus. it's feeding time, here is like there is a full house and they're waiting for joeys to get out of the pouch autos these babies being born naturally, wild. we have little to nothing to do and watch and enjoy. >> this is an opportunity to keep species alive. >> i don't know if i want to see the millipepe. >> and thanks for joining us. don't forget, you can like abc

7 news and will make a difference. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now. >> accident never should have happened how road rage sent a mother and her children to the hospital when they're just out for a stroll. >> the wife of the suspended sheriff will be testifying as she tried to help ross mirkarimi keep his job. >> there is a warmer pattern and i'll have a preview of the weekend coming up. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> there is a woman and two children hit by a car in fremont. >> she and one of the children were hurt. they were hit along fremont boulevard. and this appears to be the result of road rage. how are they?

>> they're in the hospital and at this point they're recovering and traffic is just now getting back to normal. and there is a car, a stroller and a troik give you an instant picture. sky 7 overhead after the accident around 11:00 this morning. >> your heart drops when you see that. >> fremont police say the 21-year-old driver of this nissan was involved in a road rage confrontation. it apparently set in motion a tragic chain of events he backs off. >> the nissan driver tried to make a right turn at fremont and lost control. the driver of the car stopped and says he saw the crash happening slow motion. >> this is no sign of

stopping. he comes up, hits the corner and lady and her two kids. >> the 43-year-old mother and is-year-old daughter suffered head injury asks taken to the hospital. the 5-year-old boy on the tr tricycle was not hurt and witnesses say the nissan driver jumped out of the car. >> the gentleman got out of the car taking the lady off of his car then a pedestrian across the street came running and told him to stop and got him to put the lady down. >> and police say the 21-year-old went hot toth hospital in and is now in police custody. a man accused of a work place attack died after being shot by police.