and no one knows how long this will be before they can get back into their homes. >> people have to go to work still. you can only grab things and shove them in a bag. the food is in the refrigerator but you have no power, you're going oh, my gosh. am i going to lose groceries? >> and this fire department says the inspection records show the manager did a visual check but the fire investigation is still open. >> a man accused in one of san francisco's infamous murder cases will not be charged as a trigger man but does face charges in the shooting deaths of three members of the bologna family. his alleged accomplice has been convicted and sentenced to three live terms.

>> the district attorney says the two are equally cup pabl of the heinous crime but believes ramos, not reyes, was the shooter. reyes is nervous, anxious according to his attorney who says the 31-year-old is waiting to learn about what he is facing. and this reputed gang leader is accused of being an accomplice in the june, 2008 drive by killing of anthony bologna and his two sons in what investigators say was a case of mistaken identity i don't believe he's the shooter. >> ramos has been convicted of the triple murders and he always insisted he never fired the shots. the jury dead locked but the district attorney doesn't believe reyes was the trigger

man. he isn't being charged for that. ramos's attorney says her clients was the scapegoat. >> they got someone to blame so why should they now say it's willfredo? it's going to be difficult to prosecute willfredo when saying edwin was in the car alone all that time. >> and this is a piece being added to it. the fact he was in the car it doesn't contradict the fact mr. ramos was in the car and involved in a killing. all we have is additional information. >> and a surviving son testified he only saw ramos in the car. now, reyes attorney is wondering if that is grounds for a new trial or what impact, if any that might have

in her client's case. >> san francisco sheriff deputy has been arrested on charges. he was detained on thursday for a dispute at a gold's gym. police say the victim is someone he had a personal relationship with and he is openly gay and featured in a documentary. he's charged with false imprisonment and placed on eleven. >> police continue to search for a suspect in the double murder that left three children without parents. police have not yet named a suspect and neighbors say they heard a loud argument and gunshots and investigators found two people dead at the scene, three young children were unharmed. relatives of the victim say a jealous ex-boyfriend of the mom may be to blame.

>> in oakland police arrested a third suspect in connection with a shooting on saturday in which a chp car was rammed and shot. authorities say two of the suspect were spotted near east 24th street and there is one arrested after a two-hour standoff. police suspect they were inside of a black acura that ran the chp car saturday night, shooting out patrol career window. >> there is an update on the tragedy in colorado. bat map star christian bale is visiting survivors of the disaster. he surprised victims in their rooms. he's going from hospital to hospital to meet with shooting survivors as well as loved ones of the victims. warner brothers says bale is not there on an official visit representing the studio. >> a couple injured in the shooting has something to celebrate. a 21-year-old katie mud medly

gave birth this morning in the hospital where her 23-year-old husband remains in critical condition. a gunshot wound to the head. the couple has gone to the midnight showing as a last day before becoming parents. >> and we're hearing more now from survivors of the shooting about what happened inside of the theater, several of those who died shielded others from bullets and abc news spoke with amanda lindgren, alive because of the sacrifice made by her boyfriend. >> he pulled me down and he covered my head. and saying it's okay, shhh, it's okay. he did. >> i think he knew he was putting himself in danger for you?. >> i know he did. and he'd do anything for me. he always told me that, too. and just... i wish coy have

protected him the same way he protected me. >> and supposed to be having a good time. >> we were just -- just -- . >> why do you feel the need to go to court? >> that is what he could have done for me. he had coverage. -- courage. he would have stood up. i was going to stand up for him. he killed my son. he killed the best man on earth. >> what would you say is the predominant emotion? sadness? angry? >> broken and all of those things. broken. >> i now now there is a god because alex is still coming through. that is the kind of man he is. the goodness that was in him. >> you can feel their pain. the report from abc's dan harris, we'll have more information on victims at abc 7 news.com including bios on who they were. that is on our home page.

stay with us for developments as they happen. we'll bring them to you here as well as on the web site. we're up did iting developments on twitter. >> and it's cooler again, today. >> there is a preview of the forecast. >> it's been a pleasant day. mild inland and there is cool near the coast. mainly clear skies with fog returning to the coastline. the pattern continuing into early morning and tomorrow morning we'll have patches of fog lingering under mainly sunny skies. by afternoon, there is sunny and low to mid-80s inland. and this pattern will continue for a while before shifting back into increasing temperatures. i'll have a look at the accu-weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 research shows you'll probably feel better if there is one place in time ipads and

cell phones are off limits. >> also coming up apple suffering consequences of lowering the price on products. bloomberg west will be on the report. >> and the man convicted of killing jennifer hudson's family receives his punishment. >> first, we want to thank people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for foster kids by liking us on facebook. william t, valerie l, and judith from san francisco, thanks. >> you can make a difference as well, and perhaps get mentioned here on abc 7 news, just like abc 7 news on facebook. $1 will be donated to the sleep train dream campaign. stay with us.

checking healthy living news there is a great reason to power down when you want to sleep. researchers in ohio state university say being in front of the computer or tv screen could increase chances of becoming depressed. the researchers studied hamsters but say this translates to humans. they say turning off electronics late at night could reverse symptoms of depression within two week autos a san francisco man believed to be the ever person cured of hiv spoke today in washington. he also known as berlin patient says a recent study suggesting he may still have hiv is false. brown had a stem cell transplant in 2007 to treat leukemia his donor had a genetic mutation that provides natural resistance to hiv it was gone after three months

after. so... i'm completely gone. >> and doctors found traces of hiv in tissue but he says remnants in the body are dead and cannot replicate two. years ago the german doctor who treated brown received a proclamation from the city of san francisco. >> researcher says you tube videos could be a helpful tool in treating vertigo. doctors looked at videos like this one demonstrating a treatment. the treatment not widely used because it's difficult tochl plain. ism perts found 64% of the videos were accurate including this one produced by the american academy of zoology. researchers believe they can be used by doctors to treat patients. >> on to business news, apple's earnings falling short and iphone sales hit a slump.

and we're live from bloomberg west in the after the bell report. hi, emily. >> hi, larry. apple profit and sales falling short of analyst estimates only the second time since 2003. and the myth is that we're almost across the board. and we're looking at iphone sales. there have been major concerns about a sle down ahead of the expected release of a new revamped iphone. it appears to be happening. apple pulled 26 million i've ons up from the same quarter but more than two million less than estimated. revenue up 23% and there is $2 billion short of estimates and profit is up 21%. and there is apple sold a record number of ipads. and speaking of apple for the first time the company is showing its face at one of the

world's largest conferences on packing and this talk is significant because in years apple products have somewhat lost their image of being hack proof. and net flix seen sales up 13% from a yearing ayes. and profit is tanking down 91% and this ceo predicts a 4th quarter loss because of expanding into a new european market. at and t added 320,000 monthly customers in the second quarter that. meant slowing sales, higher profit. the company and saying many are likely waiting for a new

iphone. and there are stocks falling after concerns package delivery company is considered an economic bell weather lowered its forecast. your bloomberg silicon valley closing lower and there is come craft kaft going after consumers willing to pay big bucks and the service costs about $300 a month, offering down load speeds up to 305 megabits per second. and that is companies competing for customer who's want to down load movies and photos and songs in mere seconds. it's all about competing these days and in san francisco, larry, back to you. >> thank you. and one person's trash is

turning out to be another's treasure. a north carolina woman could turn 10s ndz a good will store into to,000. she paid $9.99 for this painting in a goodwill store with intentions of painting over it. she says she planned to paint big catheads on the canvas. thankfully, she didn't it turned out to be a work which sotheby's said is valued between 15,000s skpdz $20,000. it will be auctioned off in september. she hopes to post the photos on her facebook page. >> $9.99 seems about right for that. >> larry? where is your sense of artistic flare? >> how much would you pay for big cat heads? >> now, we're talking. >> that is the question. >> there is nice weather, and

there is a live view from our east bay camera and you can see low clouds near the coastline along parts of the coast line. much is sunny now there. is a look at live doppler 7. you can see there are clouds touching the coastline. there is cleavering along remainder of the coast. there is readings at 64 degrees in san francisco. and there is some low to mid-80s in the east bay and there is fog near the coast and bay. warmer weather develops this weekend. there is a similar pattern to yesterday z this will be the pattern for next few days, quiet pattern. a nice snow there. breezy. and wednesday lieu friday,

mild pattern continues. let's take a look at lows tonight. fog moving across the bay. lows into mid-50s and narrow range of lows tonight. tomorrow morning at 5:00 we'll see fog present and will burn back to the coast and away from the coast like today. there is low 60s on the coast to low to mid-80s inland. in the south bay will be sunny skies with highs raininging from upper 70s to low 80s and looking for highs in 76 in palo alto. and there is highs of 66 tomorrow, 62 into the sunset district. north bay, sunny skies except a spot or two of low clouds. high temperatures from 72 in san rafael up to 75 in santa

rosa. 90s up north. upper 60s to low 70s, 73 in union city. inland east way warming up to 79 and down near monterey bay, highs into 60s to about 70s near the bay and low 8s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a pattern starting to warm up over the weekend. monday, tuesday, we'll see inland locations about 90 degrees. and this is just a gradual warming throughout the weekend. >> sounds nice. >> thank you. >> next on abc 7 news jackson family disagreement over michael's children and it turns physical. >> there is a popular sitcom star passed away. remembering sherman hencely. >> coming up, state parks found to be flush with fun.

learning which will benefit the most. >> and taking a look in traffic, you can see it's slow going for drivers trying to make their way east. just a little bit better for folks heading south. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after th

amelia earhart is the most popular search term. it would have been her 115th birthday and next, sally ride, who died of cancer yesterday and each row traded to new york ympky autos one of the most-popular television personalities from 60s and 70s passed away. sherman hencely played george jefferson. and preprized the role for a surveillance "the house of pain". he wasn't married and didn't have children. sherman hencely was 74 years old. >> so many people loved to watch him. >> and drama heating up among members of michael jackson's family.

>> there is more about the jackson family feud which may be turning into a fight over custody. turning physical yesterday, michael's three kids live. they're under the care of the older cousin, trent. officials say some of the siblings paid a visit. >> a minor scuffle between two jackson family member autos trent claims the siblings tried taking the kids and kidnapped catherine. germaine says that is not true and the children can visit any time. actor fred willard is speaking out about an alleged lewd act. he wrote wait until you hear my version, more pg. my review, lousy film but it would make a terrific racket ball court and there is a new

neighborhood watch flick. >> i'm a fan and richard is so funny. it's fun to let these guys carry the ball out. >> it's in theaters friday and get other needs right now at otrc.com. >> and next on abc 7 news... >> shopping online could get more expensive. a congress woman is at the center of a battle between silicon valley and washington, d.c.. >> senator feinstein says the romney campaign is twisting words and using them against president obama.

>> era of tax free online shopping may be coming to an end. >> congress is working on tax legislation and looks like it could pass. david louie is in downtown where this issue continues to divide silicon valley. >> you know it's more than california that would like to collect more in sales tax as revenues have stayed in. but you know it's by miscalculations depending whom you ask, between $4 billion and $11 bill gin lost in those

sales taxes. the issue generated support and opposition. >> if they don't feel like they got the best deal. they don't feel smart. >> and the small businesses complain they lose sales to consumer who's take advantage of the shopping. a bill co-authored by jackie speier is making its way through the house in washington to require all online retailers to collect sales taxes. >> a republican from arkansas, democrat from california. and he deal was tax issues. the time has come on this issue. >> however, this is getting strong opposition from big companies from silicon valley. and there is a statement saying quote small business retailers should be protected from new sales regime so that they can continue to advance and grow.

and that it might change their buying habits it might. >> you want the savings? >> it probably would. >> sanlta clara university professor says shoppers might shift to big internet stores because they're large and can adjust prices to offset the tax. >> the demand is going shift back into the regular retail channel and move over. so one never knows. amazon could benefit out of this. >> if passed this will require online retailers to sift through 9600 tax rates around country depending on where this customer lives. retailers only have to charge one rate based on point of

sale. >> u.s. labor secretary met with local business leaders in search of a the hearing from businesses during a round table discussion at city hall. young people looking for jobs shared their experiences and a rrt shows it accounted for one fifth of the jobs created in june and says preparing is the way to go. >> having that skill set is important. i think that that is the wave of where we need to go in terms of country. reaping -- preparing more people. >> the labor secretary heard about the summer jobs initiative and she will be participating in a rally in san francisco's union square.

>> the sprez in portland and wrapped up the second of two fund-raisers next will be heading to seattle in about half an hour. and his reelection raked in between $3 and $4 million. abc 7 news has more. >> he told the crowd two things. one, he feels he wants to continue to do for them and focused on the economy. >> this country was not built from the top down but middle class out, from the bottom, up two, told them what what they have to do for him. >> now, i'm asking you to knock on doors and make phone calls and do all of the things is that we did in 2008. >> the message stop using

federal agents to raid pot dispensaries. there was a mixed reaction this morning from drivers in san francisco. and several streets were off limits to traffic. >> that is for me, i can't make sure where i'm going but he's got to do what he's got to do. >> it's awesome. and we never get a chance to see the president so this is awesome wun woman had an emergency and did not appreciate the heightened security in her south of market neighborhood. >> policeman said you're not supposed to go out. i said i have to go. it's an emergency. and he said all right. are you coming back? i said of course i'm coming back. i live here. >> that is an impressive sight and a welcome one for some people. >> i had a chance to speak to a number of people today. none terribly upset for

causing the traffic jam. and they understand what he's doing. some say they won't be voting for him in november. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney was in reno today condemning how the president handled recent national security leaks and spoke just a day after the president addressed this group and seized on remarks made yesterday by senator feinstein who suggested the white house may be responsible for recent leaks including details about the operation that led to osama bin laden's death. >> what kind of white house would reveal classified material for political gain? i'll tell you now. mine will not. >> romney headed on a trip overseas to meet with world leaders and is expected to focus on foreign policy issues and will stop at the olympics.

he ran the salt lake city olympics. senator feinstein responded and saying she's disappointed and released a statement which reads i say i did not believe the president leaked classified information i should not have speculated beyond that. the fact sthai don't know the source of the leaks. i regret my remarks have impugned president ob yaum. >> coming up traj can i in colorado has revived nationwide teen yait on gun control. and john boehner says this is not the time for new law autos an admission from the penn state former president. he says it proves he never would have ignored allegations of abuse. >> in east bay hills there are clear skies but how long will this last? the answer is coming up. >> there is traffic at a stand

still heading left to right gooding northbound this is heavy but moving at this hour.

a man convicted of killing a mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew of jennifer hudson will spentd his flif prison. the junl sentenced him to three life sentences. prosecutors believe he killed family members because he was jealous his estranged wife was

dating another man. jennifer hudson was in the courtroom and the judge denied his request for a new trial. >> the tragedy in ko kol -- colorado is sparking a renewed debate on gun control. >> we don't believe the second amendment guarantees the right to walk into a movie theater with a semi automatic weapon and 100 ammo and shoot 71 people. we don't believe ta. and we believe that we need to have a national conversation. >> house and senate leaders have no plans to touch this issue this election year and say the shooting should not be political sized. >> there is a deranged person in colorado. our hearts and souls go out to victims and those who were killed and injured and their families the president made clear that he's not going to

use this horrific event to push for new gun laws. i agree. both the president and mitt romney have avoided the issue while talking about this tragedy during recent appearances. >> penn state's former president ousted last year now says he was once a victim of child abuse. a recent report accused him and other executives of helping to cover up the abuse but he claims he would have never ignored such allegations because he, himself is a victim of quote, massive and persistent abuse as a child. in a letter sent to the board of trustees he claims during his presidency at the school, no one reported to him that sandusky was abusing children but e mail show he was included in at least two conversations of a 1998 incident and had talked about being beaten by his father. >> also today construction workers tore down a wall

dedicated to penn state football coach joe paterno. i will show you what it used to look like two. days ago crews removed a 900 pound statue in front of a wall. and the scandal could end up costing penn state mer than just reputation. moody's invest jor considering culting the rating on penn state's credit. it has a aa 1 dating -- rating a down grade could make it more expensive to borrow money. >> and still ahead it looks like open road will be a good place to find work for years still to come. >> this is first going to zumba class. and i'll have advice to keep you injury-free to take part of this fitness

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bridge authorities charged eight former employees of rupert murdock's media empire among those charged are rebecca brooks and andy coalson a former aid to the british prime minister david cameron. both were editors of the news

of the world tabloid accused of key roles in hacking into the voice mails of 600 people including crime victims and celebrities. >> to undermine and dreaming up schemes is untrue. >> brooks denied accusations saying she's angry at the decision to charge her. >> fewer americans have faith in big banks. a survey finds 23% of the respondents trust those big banks and large institutions and trust in small community banks has risen to 55% up from 51% in march and there is maker of the mupels is taking toys over fid kidd meal and

will send money to glad instead. last week chick fil-a aez president says he opposes same-sex marriage. >> we hear about industries cutting back ask one field growing is trucking. and saying demand for truck drivers is rising and there could be an increase by to to. there are some major obstacles. first drivers must get a commercial driver's license requiring taking a costly eight week course, and truck drivers also must spend a lot of time ice yol yaitd and on the record. >> there is some clear space. >> zumba is a latin inspired fitness craze. >> and there is news you might want to know. >> how many people do you think zumba every week? >> no idea. >> millions.

>> you're right. there is 12 million, not me. the founders claim 12 million people take classes every week. consumer reports says it can lead to injuries if you're not careful. >> i lf zumba. it's addictive. >> great exercise. >> but the instructor developed severe foot pain after doing it on a concrete floor. >> it became extremely painful and difficult. >> this orthopedic surgeon has seen a slew of patients with zumba-related injuries to knees, hips and lower back. >> people get caught up with music and excitement. they lose track of what they're doing and don't realize until afterwards. >> if you're older and out of

shape it could be a set up for injury. you have to be sure you're doing moves properly. >> consumer reports medical advisor says there are steps you can take to avoid risks. first... don't wear shoes that grip the floor. >> running shoes are not appropriate. you want to get shoes that pivot like these dance shoe autos also, find a high-quality instructor. >> you can receive basic certification after taking a one day course. i want to be hur to find an experience instructor. >> and kathy learned, you should work out on the right kind of floor. avoid hard floors like tile, and carpeted surfaces which can catch your foot. a hardwood floor with some give is the best way to zumba the day away. because it involves dance moves consumer reports suggests that larry, or you

might want to take a prep class before you begin and modify moves you feel are too challenging. >> yeah. >> and i -- got to watch the compression in the back. yeah. you know you don't zumba. if any of you have video of him zumbaing i will pay almost any amount for it. >> and let me zumba through this forecast. national conditions tomorrow there is a going to be a hot day for the entire states. with the exception of the north states warm up there with highs in st. louis with a high of 106 tomorrow, 98 in chicago and 104 in phoenix. just continues. here in state of california tomorrow warm, and especially interior areas and warm spo hot. highs 90s in sacramento. 98 fresno. 107 down south. here in the bay area mainly

sunny skies from coast toinland. breezy at the coast. highs into low 60s and there are 60s to 70s around the bay and there are similar readings near monterey bay. 60s to 70s near the bay. and there is some low 80s. there is a pleasant day and looks like steady pattern for the week. >> thank you. >> coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00 new evidence on amelia earhart. looking into what happened to the famed aviator. >> and a high-ranking catholic church official held accountable for a sex abuse scandal, coming up at 5:00. >> here is a lack at what is ahead on world news at 5:30. >> there is more from colorado we're learning what's happening in jail with the accused shooter. reports of strange behavior, we're there with detail autos

also, a heads up for everybody shopping for fish. you think you're having tuna? a brand new investigation shows it could be something different and we're going to show you what was found

>> notice the home page there is a cool drawing after meala air heart and the plane. air heart born 115 years ago today in kansas. >> today we're learning more about the expedition to try to find out what happened to air heart. she disappeared during her journey to become the first female aviateo to fly warn the world. she fascinated the world but the determined 39-year-old amelia earhart and navigator would disappear forever as she tried to become the first woman to fly around the world. they were looking for a tiny

island. >> they'd gone out and build a landing strip and stored fuel there for her. so that where she was shooting for when she left. >> sthe were probably off course. the weather was bad. they could not find the island. >> you start circling and try to find it. i think she ran out of gas. >> she believes they crashed into the sea. cruise buckingham is the cure rateor of the oakland aviation museum. there is such a strong connection to oakland they named a road after her, both around the world attempts began here, first ended in hawaii. the second one ended, well, who knows where? and it's still a hist mystery. this pilot recreated the trip. and the plane that accompanied her speculates what happened. >> she had shown on one very important previous occasion she had disregarded noonan's

well, i would say instructions or suggestions as to how to, what direction tofly. >> he believes she ignored noonan and went the wrong way. lower has them surviving on an island but nothing was found, still, her legend grows. so will her plane ever be found? >> i think that some day, they might. you know, if you want to spend $5 million or $6 million you can probably could do it. i don't know that you'd find very much. >> and may not be much left at this point. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> and you can like abc 7 news on face book and for every new like $1 goes to the dream campaign. >> thank you. and coming up, the surplus scandal threatening state

parks and a money grab its triggering. >> and apple fails to beat the streets, translating into good news for consumers. >> there is summer heat taking a break right now. i'll let you know if it will return this week. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos the scandal every money from california's parks system takes a new twist tonight. >> there are several agencies fighting over millions of dollars kept secret for more than a decade. nannette? >> there is a surplus that is unheard of in these tight budget times now, everyone wants a slice of the pie. california state parks system is realing from friday's scandal. administrators revealed $54 million had been found in an account undetected for the last 12 years. supporters just spent a year

raising money to save 70 parks from closing due to budget cuts. this is now touching off a money grab because parks doesn't necessarily keep the money. >> no department gets to keep any of the money. this is pax taxpayer funds. it's the decision of the ledge slay tur on how the money is to be spent. >> about $33.5 million is in the off highway trust fund but the ledge slay you're is known to raid all accounts. the other $20 million could be realoe indicated and supporters say parks should get to keep the stash because some locations only have enough donations to stay open a few more weeks and there is all 278 parks could use help. >> the department has been cut for 30 years it's operating on a bare bones budget.

there is a back lock of maintenance work. >> every year, during the recession, programs have had to endure cuts. >> if it should go to other services to receive most cuts recently. like, you know welfare service and child care. >> some college students have seen tuition skyrocket say don't forget about them. >> my spend $54 million in the park? you do it separately. some in the park, maybe here for financial aid. >> and governor brown's office hopes lawmakers will agree to use some for parks but leaders have said they'd restore social services whenever there was extra money. >> two people died in an apartment fire this morning and investigators say that a nonworking smoke detector may have played a role. this fire broke out this