it's interesting they came across reyes. >> his client disappeared from san francisco after murders and was arrested in north carolina. san francisco district attorney says bringing the 31-year-old here is just a continuation of the process. >> there are rumors and information. we need evidence that would give us the ability to go in front of a jury and show he was part of the murders. we have that information today. >> reyes is due back in court august 22. ramos is at san quentin being evaluated before being transfered to a permanent prison home. his attorney says she's investigating what impact reyes' arrests could have on

the case but frankly doesn't think it changes anything. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you. and a san francisco sheriff lieutenant has been placed on leave following an alleged domestic violence incident at a local gym. the lieutenant was detained after getting into a dispute on thursday at gold's gym on market. this is video of him in the 2009 documentary "the butch factor". is he openly gay and faces charges of assault with intent to cause great bodily injury. police say the victim is someone he had a person relationship. >> two men suspected of brian stow made a brief court appear yengs today, one of them has changed attorneys and is now being represented by the public defender's office. prosecutors accuse them after tacking stow in the dodger stadium parking lot. both remain in custody and will return to court in

september. stow continues to recover from severe brain injury. >> tonight giants fans can start buying a dvd of benefit concerts held for stow and his paem. the grateful dead's bob weir joins force was tim flannery for the concerts. flannery began singing while playing for san francisco giants and struck up a friendship with weir while working with the team. the concerts raised $60,000 and dvds are selling for $20 apiece. >> had they only been warned. perhaps, perhaps two people who died in a fire this morning might ab live tonight. it happened when dozens got out, and two did not. authorities say it does not appear there were working smoke dedoctors in the apartment unit where they died. and we're live with the story.

>> this coroner has not identified victims saying only it was a man and woman in their early 30s, neighbors called them samantha and james. fire officials say neighbors next door who called 911. so far investigators have not found smoke alarms in the unit where the man and woman died. >> there is at some point they tried to escape. >> the fire believed to have started down stairs in the kitchen area. bodies found in the bedroom, upstairs. >> they were not in bed. they were both found in places where it looked like they're making efforts to leave. and that is based on body position and location with relation to other places in the home. >> neighbor sarah thomas says she thought the woman worked a night shift job. >> i think she was a night

time. when i found out it was her unit this morning i was praying to god she wasn't home that. is not the case. >> tmas says in her unit smoke detectors were there when she moved in. >> you move in. you check to make sure they're working. if they're not you have to replace the batteries. and if this doesn't work you let the landlord know. they'll replace it. >> the fire department says inspection records show there was a visual check and confirmed they were in the unit but the fire investigation is still open. >> search and rescue teams are searching for a hiker from san rafael who vanished over the weekend saying the 31-year-old was last seen around sunday afternoon on mount langly. he had set out on a hike about

20 people in a helicopter are looking for him. he has short black hair. he was wearing a tan full brimmed hat like the one you can see here, sun glasses, white tee shirt, and blue pants. >> u.s. labor secretary is wrapping up a two day trip with a union rally in san francisco. there are hundreds of workers making their way for this event and they want congress to adopt law that's encourage companies to bring outsourced jobs back to the united states. this study found six million jobs have gone overseas. >> and labor secretary attended a meeting with mayor ed lee. she got input from young people looking to enter the work force and local business leaders from companies.

and says she looked to quote jump start the economy. a report shows this region was responsible for an outstanding one fifth -- astounding rather, one fifth of all jobs created nationwide during the month of june. >> the president just landed in seattle. the final stop on his tour, including appearances in san francisco and oakland. the president will hold two private fund raising events tonight at the home of jim senegal. this afternoon, holding two other fund-raisers in portland and gave a nearly 40 minute speech. >> president obama started his day in the bay area after three big east bay fund-raisers last night. the presidential motorcade departed this morning in san francisco and made it's way to san francisco international

airport. by 10:00 a.m. was wheels up. last night the president raked in a total of between $3 million and maybe upwards of $4 million at the fox theater about 2000 people paid depending on access to the president, others paid up to $10,000 each for a photo op. and 25 people paid $35,800 each and in a donor's home, 60 people paid to meet the president then have dinner. republican presidential candidate mitt romney was in reno condemning how the president has handled recent leaks. and spoke just a day after the president addressed this group and is headed on a week long trip next overseas for a stop at the lichics and to meet with world leaders in london, israel and poland. romney ran salt lake city olympics in twut.

on the trip is expected to focus on foreign policy issues. >> and scammers tweaking their tactics. ahead, one of the latest ways criminals are ripping people off online. >> there are clouds back at the coast. is there more kooming coming our way? >> also a science fair at google. taking a look at a game changing innovation create bid some of the

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about phishing scams where predators create web sites that look like real companies. >> it's getting harder to tell and they're getting good at this. >> they are. tonight conartists send out millions of e mail that's look like they're from a real company. consumers fall for the scam z one woman got a fake bill for $10,000 and this is one that might show up in your box. >> barbara from novato is talking about the e mail that's sent shock waves through her lazy sunday morning. >> i had an e mail from discover card saying my statement was available online. but i don't have a discover card. >> she opened the e mail. >> it said there was a balance of $10,600. >> woah. it said she owd more than 10

grand and had to pay $236 and she can click to make a payment right way. but she zrnt a discover card. >> my reaction was that someone stolen my identity opening a credit card. now i've got to ged rit of $10,000. >> she began clicking on the links and it required her to log into her account which she doesn't have. however, that was very lucky for her. >> she told me it was a phishing scam. >> barbara contacted discover card and found out this was a phony e mail, someone trying to get her information and money. >> we've seen phishing accounts he says bank web sites can be -- fake web sites can be convincing. >> it looked real. graphics were real. logo was real.

the facebook and twitter on the bottom looked real. and barbara contacted p on your side. we contacted discover that tells us a limited number of e mails were sent. the e mail was not originated from discover. the company would not say whether anyone gave money or personal data to the scammers. however, it did say that we have taken prormt action to shut down the source. when barbara kicked -- clicked on the e mail it shows broken links and thankfully, all she lost was a peaceful sunday. >> in the a great feeling on a sunday morning. >> and discover says it will never send an e mail containing links to make a payment f you get an e mail just delete it then got to the

web site to check it out. >> and thank you. >> san francisco general hospital is joining international campaign to stop bullying and to p support young people who are lesbian, gay and transgender. >> and there is this video featuring people from offices to emergency room. the hospital hosted a special screening this afternoon. health care work jairz they want everyone to know it's a safe place. >> there are current and future patients and citizens, so anyone just they knew that at san francisco general we provide compassionate care. >> this is part of the it gets better project as a way to reach out to yupg people who feel rejected because of

sexual. >> some of the bay area's brightest young minds nrt bay area today after competing at a competition at google headquarters. and two have prize-winning innovations. >> jonah is not just any 8th grader. he's a prize-winning scientist at age 14. this is his trophy made of leg grorz a device that helps people deaf or hard of hearing enjoy music through vibrations they said this is giving them the more clear perception of classical music they've heard since losing hearing. >> he won in the international science fair contest. the grand prize winner is this 17-year-old. >> it's an honor. i just can't put night words how much this means to me. >> she wrote a computer program helping doctors diagnose breast cancer using least invasive biopsy. >> if it could be used it

could lead to earlier detention. >> it uses artificial intelligence getting smarter as more doctors use it and it's pretty smart. >> this has gone well. so accessible to every hospital. millions can use it and it's 99.1 ps sense tiff now. >> it brought finalists here from all over the world and the judges hope some of the innovation koz have impact. >> i felt in ways like a students that were here today. >> the editor in chief isn't the only judge awed. >> they're too young to know they can't do that, so they do it. >> vince surf developed a team. >> he's a father of the internet. >> surf says these jung students are the real stars. >> they're going to solve this problems that we older folks have left behind. >> and it's very good thing that they're going do that.

because we're going to immediate help. >> in mountain view abc 7 news. >> and that is -- i love that. >> yes. an 8th grader's invention. >> let's talk about the moderate weather forecast. >> spencer christian is here now. >> sunny skies from coast to inland. there are areas of the coastline with clouds. mainly sunny skies and there is still that way, there is a live view from our mount tam camera. we're looking at clouds near the coast pretty extensive bank of low clouds there approaching the coastline now. touching in spots but not wide spread. there is a look at live doppler 7 giving you an idea of how clear it is. there are clouds getting closer. they'll start to push locally inland during yof night hours, there are temperatures 61 degrees in san francisco. 69 across the bay and there is highlights we'll see fog near the coast around the bay

tonight locally across the bay. >> there is a familiar pattern, low center of high pressure off shore and low pressure inland. a gentle sea breeze and this pattern a quiet, mild pattern throughout friday before things start to change. during overnight hours there is fog pushing locally across the bay. low temperatures into a narrow range about mid-50s much of the bay area. and then, 5:00 in the moshing we'll start animation and see fog beginning to pull back to the coastline. then burning away from the coast like today almost a carbon copy of the commission. so will be sfiz into afternoon from coast to inland again with high temperatures ranging from 60s at the coast to 70s around the bay. low to mid-80s inland. and south bay, 78 santa clara. 79 in san jose up to 80s in

campbell. we'll see mid to upper 70s for the most part. 75 in redwood city. 76 palo alto. low 60s on the coast in pacifica and downtown san francisco there is a high of 66 tomorrow. 62 into sunset district. north bay, mild but not very warm z mainly upper 70s to around 80s in calistoga. and if you want real heat go farnler north. near east bay, 69 will be the high tomorrow. 71 in san leandro. inland east bay will be warmer with highs into low 80s. 82 in pittsburgh and 80 in concord. 82 in walnut creek. looking for highs into 600s to about 70s near the bay. farther inland milder weather, highs 81 in gilroy. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is this pattern starting to warm up and monday, tuesday,

highs around upper 70s to 80s near the bay. mid-60s on the coast. no extremes. and won't be extremely hot inland or dreary at the coast. >> sounds like a lovely summer forecast. thank you. >> and nice ask easy here and there is a drought beginning to affect food producer autos the story just ahead.

that is a battle cry of open osers to michael bloomberg's plan at banning large sugary drinks. this group says the ban will

cost people their jobs. it would prohibit sugary drinks and a vote is scheduled for september. >> you've seen drought in the mid west hitting california farms and will be hitting us and there is mad ychl farm slapped with a 25% increase in corn alone. >> decrease is $14.3 billion bushels that is dropping daily. prices jumped $90 to $100 a ton. >> some are struggling to just to stay in business this, will likely be passed down to consumer autos days of tax free online shopping may be numbered and now etc. a topic of debate on capitol hill. the bill that could change how much we pay when buying

online. >> apple is moving forward with plans to build a bigger campus. find out how the governor is helping out. >> and next stop, america's cup and how 121 rail cars are a sign the world series of sailing is approaching. the news at 6:00 continues right after this.

the era of tax-free shopping online may be coming to an end. congress is working on a bill by a bay area representative. >> this continues to kif yid silicon valley. here is abc 7 news david louie. >> if they don't feel like they've done their home work. >> ann manages this small bookstore. small businesses complain they lose sales to consumer who's take advantage of tax free online shopping. there is a bill making its way through washington to require all online retailers to collect sales tax autos if a republican and a democrat can come together on a bill that is dealing with tax issues the time has come to resolve this issue. >> however, this is getting

strong opposition from a coalition of silicon valley companies. they don't think the bill levels a playing field for some small businesses. executive director says, quote, it widely miss that's mark and adding unfair new tax burdens on small businesses. consumers tell us it might change their buying habits. >> yeah. >> if you want that savings. >> yes. i'm used to it. yeah. >> santa clara university professor suggests online shoppers might shift to big stores because they're large and can adjust prices to offset the tax. >> that desmand not going to shift back into the regular retail channel or going to move over to some of the stronger placers so one never knows. amazon could benefit out of this. >> for consumers this may not

be debate over paying sales tax but whether to pay for convenience of shopping yoin nine. -- online. >> this was the third straight day of triple digit losses for dow jones. concerns about greece's debt contributed to the 104-point slide on the dow. nasdaq lost 27. and apple revealed revenue and net increase of 20%. and for apple this report actually falls short of wall street's expectations. apple is still selling millions of iphones but more people are buying less expensive models and that is affecting the bottom line. shares of stocks down 5% in after showers trading. >> apple's plans for a new 175-acre headquarters now on the fast track. governor brown approved a project under a new law

designed to speet up the environmental review process. under this law apple can skip key pieces of that process. this proposed building will have a solar roof, 6,000 trees, 2.8 million square feet of office space. and the company's late ceo, steve jobs said it will look a little like a space ship up date on the traj dmi colorado. there have been more bizarre behavior from shooting suspect james holmes. holmes is spitting at jail officers so frequently they've norsed to yut a spis quart and law enforcement forces says hoemtz turned evidence bags into puppets. survivors are remembering those who died including victims who sacrifice bid shielding loved ones. >> he would do anything for me. you know? he told me that, too. and just, i wish coy have

protected him the same way he protected me. >> her boyfriend saved her life. today star christian bale visited shooting survivors and families. warner brothers says the actor was not representing the studio. >> gun sales have soared in colorado since the theater massacre, checks for people waiting to buy guns jumped more than 41% after the shooting. one worker near denver said there were to people waiting outside the store before it opened monday morning. instructors say they're seeing an increased interest for training require forward a concealed weapons permit. >> there is more information on all of the shooting victims for you on abc 7 news.com and stay with us for developments we'll bring you them here on air as well as on our web site.

and are updating developments on twitter. >> california's ongoing water wars certain to heat up tomorrow. governor brown expected to reveal a much-anticipated plan to carry water from northern to southern california. now, the proposal calls for building two underground tunnel that's will divert water from sacramento river delta to farmers in the central valley as well as los angeles and san diego. critics say it will devastate fish in the delta. there is water bond set to go before voters in 2014. >> several agencies fighting over $54 million in funds sitting undetected in the secret parks department account for a dozen years. the director resigned and top deputy fired when they were discovered last week. supporters spent a year raising money and think parks

should keep the money. other state agencies believe they're entitled to a piece that have. >> the department of parks has been cut and is operating on a bear bones budget. >> it should go to other service that's received the most cuts recently. >> governor brown's office hopes they will use some of the surplus for parks. >> and a fleet of america's cup world series yachts arrived in san francisco this afternoon but did not sail in. they rolled in on freight cars. the traveling regatta is packed inside 120 train cars and when unpacked 11 teams will be having their own compound on piers 30, 32 on san francisco bay. the village will look like the one built for world series racing in san diego last november. the racing begins august 21. off the marina green.

>> these are the boats you'll see on the harbor shortly. they're what we like to call them fastest boats and will have the best sailors racing them. >> this event is a kind of warm up to the really -- racing schedule for next summer. a way to whet appetites of the fan autos a device in the bay area is proving for some to be an alternative to heart surgery. >> coming up next a little clip that is making a big difference. why some surgeons are still [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway

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one of tv's popular personalities from is the 60s and 70s died. he played george jefferson first in "all in the family" and then in "the jeffersons". he reprized the role for a short stint on the series "the house of pain". he passed away at 74 years old in his home. >> and the exec tores of michael jackson's estate say they're concerned about the waelwell fair of the singer's mother and yesterday, los angeles sheriff deputies responded to a family disturbance at the home where catherine jackson and her three grandchildren live. some family members reportedly ran to michael's children and

tried to grab the cell phones in their hands. he left his estate to care for his mother and three children, leaving nothing to his father or siblings. >> there is a device that is allowing doctor dwrorz treat heart condition was out open heart surgery, currently used in europe and is in clinical trials right now in mountain view. >> this tree is here a long time. i'm glad to get that out. >> digging out a palm he tree would be an accomplishment but it's impressive when you learn he underwent treatment for a heart condition. >> i was sitting and reading on a saturday morning. all of a sudden i just lurched forward, twice it wasn't a heart tack but a common condition calls mitral regurj taigs, awill youing blood to leak. because of his age, doctors in mountain view recommended an experimental procedure. >> the real advantage is that

there is no cutting of the chest and no stopping of the heart. >> instead of open heart surgery he ran a kaj thetic to reach the heart. imaging equipment provides a realtime view if it is moved up through the catheter. then in this animation, he clips them together. >> we clip them together so that they don't leak backwards. and think still allow blood forward. >> this is one of two catheter based devices now undergoing trials in el camino hospital. while offering certainly advantages there has been resistance from some advocates. >> there are proceed you'res and resistance to have this shift. >>.

the director of research believes the less invasive approach will be the strategy as new devices are improved. last year there was a approval for its procedure and abbott expects to meet with a panel by the end of the year regarding aproveal. >> at the end of the day it's about patients and patient welfare this, is life saving and much, much less invasive. >> and there is also another advantage, being released from the hospital the next morning far sooner than with open heart surgery, putting him back at home, back in the garden. >> i haven't, because that have surgery, given up anything and i i spend a lot of time in the garden. >> he's planning a new round of trials looking at effectiveness at chronic heart

patients. >> stay with us because coming up we have a touching foster care story for you. >> i need new pictures on the wall. over here? >> okay. >> it's not your typical family portrait. one family went above and beyond to give five children a place to call home.

abc 7 news has teamed up with the dream campaign. for every like $1 will go help foster kids. >> jenny is proof you don't have to give birth to be a mom. she her partner have five children. joshua came to him as a foster child with autism. he's now nine, and thriving.

>> he's incredible, getting student of the month at school. >> the couple not only adopted josh but four other foster children because they were sibling asks didn't want to break up the family. >> i think it help that's both jenny and i come from large families. because we're used to the chaos. it's chaos sometimes. >> they first became foster parents through a nonprofit that is dedicated to encouraging more people who become foster parents and improving lives of foster children. there are nearly 60,000 children living in foster care in california. richard lazaro alonzo and steven weatherby know whaits like to need a place to call home. >> my parents weren't able to be there for me when i was younger. and while growing up in foster care i experienced good times and bad times.

i was in 12 different homes. >> the quality of care can have a life long impact. steven sits on the spear net board of director autos i'd like to think the good foster families goring to affect me and in turn, everyone who i meet for my life. so it's very appreciated. >> they cared for numerous foster children, ranging from days at a time to months. and the commitment to five of the children is now forever. >> they fill our lives. i'm in the saying there is something missing it's more we didn't know what life could be. and now... we see what live can bring. >> turns out being a foster parent doesn't just change a child's life. >> and we'd like to send a thank you to some new facebook friends taking part in the

dream campaign including diane m, terry b and david a from san jose. thanks for helping make a difference. >> thank you. and we invite you to be a part of the sleep train dream campaign. for every new like we get, as i sthed summer, $1 will go to help bay area kids. go to facebook.com and click on like. >> one last check on the forecast. >> yes. >> there is a time lapse view from our mount tam camera looking northwest, you can see this marine layer is about 1800 feet deep. and there is state wide tomorrow warm interior sections and looking for highs of 93 in chico. 107 down in palm springs. there is a mild day, sunny

skies by afternoon from coast to inland. 60s and 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is further cooling thursday, temperatures moderating and stabilize on friday, saturday and there is monday, tuesday, temperatures edging back up to 90 degrees. >> thank you very much. >> and oakland a's swept the yankees. >> can they stay hot north of the border?

join me tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. coming up, getting sick after flying on a plane. it turns out it's probably not the ride but airport. which are worse and how the bay area rank autos then at 11:00 breaking for whales. ship captains get orders to slow down as they steam into the bay. shipping industry thinks of the new speed limit coming up at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc 7 news. >> and on to sports there is baseball to talk about. >> a's are contenders from out of no wr. they're hoping hot

streak continues back east and first three games north of the border in toronto this, is rookie catcher derek norris. reminding me of chuck norris. he's dangerous. his third home run of the year. there is arguably his best game of the year allowing a solo homer which paid it a 2-is gunmen and he struck out a career high 8. there is adam lind jparensia. and a's blow it open. five runs score. there is three on this for a single. yeah a three run single that is rare. there is a a's leading now 7-1 there in theth and today's exhibition olympics between team usa was a gold medal preview requiring to win gold fourers ago. the squad down early and

they've got nba players. jose calderon for toronto and spain up by nine at one point. there is carmelo anthony off the bench and firing giving team usa a tle-point lead and there is a five-three from the first half. there is a throw down in total control in the second half with kevin durant and there is a step back three 100 to 78. next stop for both teams olympics in london. robert gurero only four days from the biggest fight of his career, facing a guy nicknamed miney tyson. and saturday night in san jose. he is moving up two classes from 135 pounds pounds to 147 a very big jump and there is a serious shoulder injury. the reason is simple.

that is where big names and big money is. >> 147 pounds is pound for pound best fighter in the world. and that is why i took on the challenge of taking on the toughest guy. >> in college football usc picked to win the pack 12 by the media. oregon expected to win pack 12 north. the question for stanford is who will replace andrew luck? luck was the number one pick in the nfl draft and got tolt cardinals back to back bowl bids. >> i told those guys that there is no, there should nobody effort to try to be andrew luck because they can't do it. it's not possible. >> there is a 3,000 yard pass for coming back and a thousand yard rusher which is nice to be coming back.

>> there have been a lot of questions about renovations and will the work be done by kickoff on september 1? this is video from cal today. you can see they're laying turf down so they're about a week head of schedule. the coach says the bears expect to be practicing in the stadium by august 15th so looks like they're on a track. >> very talented. >> yes. >> and thank you larry. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> for larry beil and spencer christian and all of us here have a terrific evening. >> don't don't forget you can wake up to the sounds of the abc 7 news iphone alarm clock app. >> it puts news are, weather and traffic at your bedside every morning. you'll find it free under abc 7 news san francisco alarms. >> we appreciate your time. >> we appreciate your time. hope to

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