along the coast. it will still be cloudy by lunch but getting into the lower 80s in interior areas and then a widespread, range of highs around 4:00 from 60 a's near the coast. upper 80s inland. clouds will be moving in tonight. i'll have the seven-day forecast as well as events coming up. >> terry: updating developments in los gatos, a female is dead. another seriously injured after a limo bus accident on southbound 17. california highway patrol says details are being pieced together. investigation is ongoing. the two females was out of the vehicle and deceased was run over by the limousine bus. they closed 17 for 90 minutes until 3:30 this morning. we're expecting more information from the chp in how the female died in just a little bit.

>> this morning, san jose police have a new piece of evidence in the double homicide. a car belonging to the prime suspect has been found in san jose. they believe medina shot and killed two men in a domestic violence dispute. three children were left orphaned. medina is thought to be heading to southern california. his car was being towed and held in evidence. >> it's a pretty good bet that the casino m8trix is about to open for business. it's lit up like a river boat even though the building remains vacant. that may be about to change and soon. casino m8trix is just off 101 in san jose. john alston describes the final hurdle they must clear before the doors get open. >> it's quiet now but the owners are hoping that sometime next week these 49 tables will be

hopping once the city's division of gaming control gives final approval. >> we submitted all the documentation we believe they require. as soon as we get feedback from them, we're hoping we can literally pay for the permit, pick it up and later next week open the front doors. >> reporter: police chief signed off on the card room providing they meet conditions. it has to test the surveillance system making sure there is off-site tv monitors at gaming control. the city wants to make sure they get information from tracking devices showing player activity and how fees are collected and paid. city councilman says the outstanding issues are relatively minor. >> i think there are issues that will be resolved very quickly. we should expect them to open shortly. >> by law they have to shut down their other casino in town. eventually they want to open

another salon near the airport but it could take months. the new casino is expected to create 300 new jobs. it would be one of two card rooms in san jose. >> they generate $15 million in tax revenue. i think we could probably say we'll see 20% increase of that over the next year. >> not everyone is thrilled about the new and bigger casino. >> it doesn't sound good. between the cities it's into the good idea actually. >> vocal opposition was virtually non-existent. plan is to build a hotel and they are looking to still hire about hundred people. >> terry: in less than an hour from right now a massive search will get underway in pacifica for a woman that hasn't been

seen for days. she is considered at risk based on her mental condition and fact that nobody has seen her since wednesday afternoon. they are calling forecommunity response team volunteers to help with the search. a multi-agency task force will set out 9:00 this morning from san pedro park in pacifica. >> a woman who is morbidly obese says she has no place to go. here is nick smith. >> reporter: gloria turned 53 on tuesday but it's another number that has put any celebration she may have on hold. >> i weigh 810 pounds. >> because of her weight she has limited mobility and suffers from a host of medical issues. >> i came in because i had infection. >> last week. she was admitted here to washington hospital in fremont. after one week she was

discharged with no resources and no one available to provide her with the care he is desperately needs. >> i can't be home sitting on this bed rotting because i don't get turned every day. >> it shows how labor intense cive to transported gloria. >> it doesn't make me less of a person. >> why should it be washington's responsibility to take care of you? >> they have more ability. more than i can ever have to help me. >> washington hospital provided this statement to "abc 7 news." the patient was discharged after he no longer needed acute care as was discussed with the patient's family. the hospital agreed to supply in-home care for the patient but what isn't clear what the family

can do today. the family is not medically trained and the clock is ticking. >> the hospital says that they will provide gloria with in-home support services for 14 days. what isn't clear is what she will do on day 15. >> terry: this morning a 12-year-old boy crushed by a free in the san mateo park is recovering from surgery at stanford. his family has reached out exclusively to abc news, he will lose his right leg. zachary was camping when a tree fell on his tent early wednesday morning. a friend described what happened next. >> ago ri was saying things like my legs feel like jelly. kind of rolling back and forth. we thought maybe he was half asleep. >> he suffered a crushed pelvis. doctors are worried about internal bleeding. he was scheduled to start school

in two weeks, all of that on hold. >> warning going out to the elderly in san francisco, crooks may offer you spiritual help while offering themselves to your money. they warn people about this crime. strangers approach their target, usually elderly chinese women and prey on their superstitions, saying they are cursed or haunted. the new twist is the suspects are touching them the entire time. >> some of these victims that we're encountering are telling us they feel like they might have been drugged in some manner or put under some type of spell from this physical contact. there is nothing we've been able to confirm. the victims hand over their money, and the criminals take off. there have been dozens of new victims in the past few weeks. more than $250,000 in cash and $90,000 in jewelry have been taken from victims in this

recent crime spree. >> facebook's popularity with a billion users made it a great stock when it went public two months ago. since then, they have lost $50 billion, 40% of its value. los angeles times reports that the market is about to be flooded with up to four times the number of shares trading now as rules go preventing facebook employees from selling their shares expire. >> it was supposed to be the most successful new company if decades. >> the long-awaited stock offering. >> most anticipated stock to hit the open market in scleergs the buying and selling of stock was feverish. >> from wall street to hollywood certainly not losing $50 billion. that is what facebook has lost in value since going public two months ago. ceo mark zuckerberg has seen

$7.12 billion wiped out but it hasn't phased the young mogul. he has lived a relatively modest lifestyle. marrying in an intimate backyard ceremony. dining at a mcdonald's while on his honeymoon. recently taking advantage of record low rates to refinance the mortgage on his home. how does a company that he made so popular turn into such a disappointment for its investors. >> the big problem more than half of the users log on to the site via smart phones and blackberries. facebook has yet a way to profit from mobile ad sales like desktops. >> at some point they will figure out better ways to toys mobile devices. they will turn to facebook as a primary source for that. >> terry: meanwhile, hundreds of

software engineers and designers converge in san francisco this morning to create apps probono. it's at potrero hill headquarters of change.org. they will spend 24 hours that create apps that do social good. they will choose the best entries and award a giant check to the winner. this one will be worth nothing. last year's was called good neighbor. >> the boat of a reno man killed in last week's colorado movie shooting returns home. also a surprising discovery, look what a south bay woman found inside a bag of candy

the body of aurora shooting victim jontd blun t is back home. they arrived at mortuary about 6:30 last night. a navy and marine corps veterans honored the victim. he served three tours of duty. blunt died last week while trying to save another person's life at the movie theater in colorado. a public funeral service takes place next friday morning at 9:00. >> imagine opening a bag of candy and finding a dull and rusty knife blade. take a look. it's about three inches long. certainly sharp enough to do some cutting. here is news reporter karina rusk. amy hu ate two pieces of the candy when she pulled out a third item that made her scream

to her husband. >> there is knife in my candy bar. i showed him and he said that was crazy. >> the condition of the dull blade immediately made her concern for her one-month-old daughter. >> eating something that was touching this dirty knife, i don't know what i put in my body. i could have hepatitis. >> the mother's biggest worry is there could be other contaminated packages out there. she contacted the hershey company. since shy bought eight santa clara safeway store she went to the santa clara police department. >> the fact the package was completely sealed and there was candy residue on it that it did appear it came from the factory. >> the package says the candy is manufactured in brazil. hershey issued us a statement saying we believe there is an isolated case. we will be taking the needed actions to prevent it happening from in the future.

she says she only be satisfied until they review their safety and packaging procedures. >> they offered me three bags of candy replacement. i said i don't want anything, i just want to know this isn't going to happen again. >> food safety is the top priority for the company and hershey believes it's an isolated incident they will not be issuing a product recall. >> terry: san francisco marathon is this weekend. you might want to keep that in mind if you are planning to drive in the city tomorrow morning. signs are up along the embarcadero warning of street closures. that is going to from tonight at midnight until sunday at 3:00 p.m. muni will reroute some of the bus lines around the course. three lanes of the golden gate bridge closing down from 6:00 until 9:00 tomorrow morning. that should be interesting. here is the course. ferry billion, takes the runners along the northern waterfront. over the golden gate bridge and back and golden gate park before

ending at cupid's arrow. >> i wonder if we should do traffic tomorrow. great week to fill in because we have sunshine ahead once we get past the morning low clouds and fog. we are above that from mount tam slight breeze and we have a very comfortable 7-day accu-weather forecast plus what you need to to know for the gilroy festival. >> you still recommend the waze app? >> for sure. >> and ramirez beats the giants.

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>> terry: frances is talking about how many are going to get sun today and just about all of you. >> you have to stick to the coast if you want to stay under the clouds today. temperatures are still in the 50s. let's go outside and show you what i mean. here are the gray skies over the bay as we look out from emeryville towards the bay bridge in san francisco in the background. that is what we've had to start. but we will clear up pretty nicely by lunchtime. we'll take a look at live doppler 7-hd as it sweeps around the bay area you can see where

the cloud cover is. the areas of light gray, see some clearing in the inland valleys. clouds breaking through. we saw a little bit of that earlier in san jose. take a look at temperatures right now. visibility limited in santa rosa. down to a mile, and fog reported there, as well. 53 for you. 54 in san francisco and 57 in san jose right now. we have a very standard summertime pattern, low clouds and fog for the evening and even coastal drizzle. terry and i had to use the wipers on the way to work. tomorrow, sunny and climbing a few more degrees for the next few days and steady pattern for the week. here is why. over the last 12 hours, not much change, high pressure air moves in high to lower than. we've got onshore flow but with high pressure we have sunny conditions during the afternoon. so very quiet typical summertime

pattern with the overcast conditions into the morning. the clouds pull back to the coast. areas of green, a little drizzle in the forecast model. by 3:00, pretty much sunshine for everybody. clouds still lingering right around half moon bay down towards santa cruz but just along part of the peninsula coast. santa cruz should see a lot more sunshine. then tonight the clouds will start to move back in overnight. highs today in san jose, 80 degrees. a lot of sunshine as well on the peninsula on the bayside. 77 in mountain view. here along the coast. 61 in pacifica. giants game 68 degrees with more sunshine for you. then you see more clouds as you head further to the coast like daly city. in the north bay look for 80s, with 85 in sonoma. 70s in the east bay. 73 in oakland. upper 80s to even 90 degrees in

brentwood. definitely t-shirts and shorts weather. look for more warm conditions inland around monterey bay. santa cruz 74 but foggy and cooler in monterey. 64. if you are heading to the gilroy garlic festival. there will be a lot of traffic down there on 101. you'll need the air-conditioner because it will be warming up to 68 degrees. then by the time it gets to lunchtime, 74. very warm, 85 and then cooling down to 77 at 7:00 in the evening. if you are still around at that point. here is the seven-day forecast, temperatures come up a couple degrees for everybody and then we hold steady monday through the workweek. >> terry: frances, thanks very much. barry zito starts for the giants as they try to rebound from the loss to the dodgers. good morning. dodgers added ramirez. giants countered acquiring

veteran infielder marco scutaro. a member of the a's hitting .271. very popular at the yard. fifth inning they get to matt cain, he doubles down the line. the pitcher scores. that tied it up. giants rally in the eighth, brandon belt breaking out of the slump. scores and we're tied at 3. sergio on the mound, the plate, was it strike three? no, romo does not get the call and it's costly because ramirez makes him pay. that is exactly why y the dodgers got him. that is the game winning home run. a's and o's, oakland five

points, three run shot off of parker. 6-35 baltimore just like that. bases loaded seth smith, it makes it 8-6 and he finishes with 5 r.b.i.s on the night. then chris davis puts them in front again. a's, they refuse to lose. never quit. derek norris and here is another single. a's are up for six runs in the ninth. two on for nick, josh reddick at the whual! spider-man from a few days ago. a's win 14-9. reddick has a back contusion. >> raiders open with randy moss on the field. it may not seem old but he is eight years older than any other

receiver on the roster. he says the youthful group has put some pep in his step. a rough year spent times three different teams and hoping to bring his experience to this younger wide receiving core. >> we have a young team. me being a veteran, just trying to bring something positive as far as my leadership on the field here. hopefully it's been a good thing >> alden smith with niner camp and he says he is hundred percent healthy despite being stabbed. he has had d.u.i.. 14 sacks as a rookie and tons of potential and smith apologized for mistakes he made off the field. >> i feel like the incidents that happened and i let the fans

and everybody kind of looked at me kind of down. i'm more focused than ever. i'm focused more than ever and ready to go. >> raiders report to camp today. that is wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> straight ahead, some big city mayors are up in arms over a controversial restaurant chain that is coming soon to the bay area. and a lunch trucks are back. mobile food vendors return to a san francisco neighborhood where

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stalemate in congress that could result in higher taxes on americans next year. he is pressing the house of representatives to extend bush-era tax cuts but only for households making $250,000 or less. >> everyone says we should agree to extend the tax cuts for the middle-class. when we agree on something it should be easy to get it done. right now that is not the case. instead of doing what is right for middle-class families and small business owners, republicans in congress are holding these tax cuts hostage until we extend tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> on the republican side, orrin hatch calls for extending tax cuts for all americans. firestorm surrounding the fast food chain chick-fil-a is heating up. mayor ed lee is warning them to stay out of his city because of comments the company's ceo made.

the only chick-fil-a restaurant is in fairfield. they are opening next month in walnut creek and san jose and they are trying to get a permit to open one in mountain view. >> reporter: welcome to franchise america fairfield style which looks like anywhere else. it's a form of cultural similarities until the president of chick-fil-a opined on same-sex marriage. >> i think we're inviting god's judgment on our nation when we shake our fist at him and say, we know better than you as to what constitutes a marriage. >> reporter: in a less scrutinizing world the remarks would have passed but with controversy comes opportunity. first from chicago rahm emanuel. >> chick-fil-a's values are not chicago's values. >> i don't believe a company that speaks out against gay

rights should have the opportunity to operate in the city of boston. >> then edwin lee chimed in with this. chick-fil-a is 40 miles away from san francisco and i strongly recommend they try not to come closer. >> and the debate seems to expand. what begin as a discussion of same-sex marriage is now about free speech and government boundaries. michael bloomberg weighed in. >> when government is too big when government starts to trample on people's freedoms. and trampling on the freedom to marry whoever you wanted is exactly the same as trampling on your freedom to open a store. >> the only operational store in fairfield, no comment from management and no protest from consumers. as one woman said, when she eats chicken, she keeps her politics

aside. >> i'm hungry. [ laughter ] >> terry: food trucks scored a major victory this week in an ongoing turf war with san francisco residents. nearby restaurants say they can't compete with the low overhead. julia is the owner of sole on wheels that feed people on fridays in front of city hall. it's inside city hall they won a major victory this week. >> hopefully it will be first step and break down some barriers. >> after a legal challenge by local restaurants forced a two month hiatus, the board of appeals have voted to let off the grid bring their food truck

back to the edge of the financial district. >> i think that area is really lacking in food. so to bring food trucks and serve the community is a wonderful thing. >> the food truck owners say they are excited to bring variety back to a neighborhood without too many choices, the people that own restaurants are not very excited about having to compete with this. >> i think it's unfair competition. unfortunately the city is not looking at it that way. >> freddy pays a thousands of month in rent the food trucks pay the parking meter. as for their customers. >> i have seen customers using our bathrooms or sitting outside our restaurant and having their lunch because they don't have seats. >> half a block away, the wait staff has been getting grumpy. >> it fits everyone. >> but they won't sell

hamburgers. >> they weren't going to do any food which competed with us, but it's business. >> they say the trucks will be back here soon and restaurant owners say they are bracing for it. jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >> santa clara county crews begin spraying small amounts of insecticide to eradicate an agricultural pest. two fruit flies were found. they say it could be devastating to local crops. they will spot spraying bait to kill the flies. it will be applied around monterey road where the fruit flies were discovered. >> this morning at 10:00, san francisco 49ers and u.s.a. football hosts a camp at candlestick park. they hope to reduce serious

injuries among young players. it involves players and coaches and medical and training personnel. there will be sessions on proper tackling and concussion awareness. no current 49ers are going to be there but team alumni is expected to attend. today san francisco asian liver center and hepatitis task force marks world hepatitis day with a flash mob lesson about denial. they will lead mime speak no evil from 2:00 to 3:00 at christy field. part of an attempt to set a record. hepatitis "b" affects one out of ten asians and 25 of pacific islanders eventually die of liver failure. most don't know they are infected. another 6 million are living

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>> terry: we want to update you on developing news in los gatos this morning, one woman is dead. another seriously injured after a limo bus accident on southbound 17 about 2:00 this morning. california highway patrol tells us the bus was taking a group of people back to santa cruz to a brad paisley concert in mountain view when two women in 20s got into a fight on the bus. somehow both women women fell through the front door of the bus. one was run over and killed. second suffered scrapes and bruises. chp investigation kept southbound highway 17 closed at lark avenue for two hours. the road is back open. there have been no arrests. >> if you ever thought that your child's school was a little run down, here is information that may confirm it. one-third of the schools are more than 50 years old. superintendent of schools is outlining a plan to create 21st

century learning victims. here is lyanne melendez in what it may look like. >> 10% of schools are over 70 years old. that is one in ten. and 30% are over 50. >> there is a lot of need, retrofit, energy efficiency and keeping the investment going. >> that is superintendent of california schools who says it's time to invest in brick and mortar. even in these continuing hard times. the key is to find creative ways to fund projects. for that, he asked u.c. berkeley's center for cities and schools to come up with recommendations. center looked at how other states are using multiple sources of funding. >> sometimes they use bond funds, they may use a tax or something like lottery funds or special business tax. >> oakland unified has also used

grants from private institutions such as kaiser. health care provider held health centers like oakland high where they get health and mental services. and the new one. >> when this project is done we'll have 15 health based clinics and i think that is more than any district in the state. >> part of the money came to build it from a voter approved bond. now district will ask voters again in november for another $475 million. >> i think this community understands we're investigating in quality schools in every neighborhood. the community is rallying to support the bond. it is really hard time in california, but i think we're demonstrating leadership for positive work. >> it's worth mentioning that bond does not include charter schools even though 20% of oakland public school students attend charter schools.

>> terry: frances dinglasan taking a look at this weekend's forecast. it will be a nice one. >> lots of sunshine once we get past the low clouds in the morning. i'll show you where we are seeing more blue skies. this is up in tahoe where south lake tahoe getting up to 78 degrees today. i'll tell how warm it's going to get for your neighborhood and have the forecast. >> terry: different kind of stink at this garlic festival. how stolen tickets could hurt

>> terry: take you up above and down below. live picture from mount tam camera, you can see the trees are blowing a bit in the breeze and overcast that is affecting significant parts of the bay area. sunshine up top is coming on down. now, we come over to the rooftop cam and you can see the breeze, nothing too strong. you see the overcast and see the strong trying to come over to the port of oakland. looks like the sun is breaking through and getting down on the water. we have a nice day and warming trend on the way. we want to thank some of the people that are raising money

for foster kids. now, you can still make a difference and maybe get mentioned on the news at the same time. just like abc7 news on facebook right now. a dollar gets donated to the abc7 sleep train dream campaign. we're not asking a dollar from you. you like us, we'll take care of the money. it's getting taken care of. i like her because she has a great forecast. >> and i like you terry. follow us on twitter if you can. >> its like fest. >> we'll go outside and show you live camera shot of the low clouds that terrifyly was talking about. that is what we're starting off. clear conditions, concord reporting clear skies and we'll check out temperatures right now. we're mainly in the 50s.

i did want to show you live doppler 7-hd as it sweeps around the bay area. this shows you where the cloud cover is. light great and some of the interior conditions and sunny conditions and clouds will be clearing back to the coast. here are the temperatures right now. we're still in the 50s for the most part with the exception of antioch at 61. 54 in san francisco and 56 in san jose and fog reported around the monterey bay. monterey and salinas but it look like it's clearing now. low temperatures right up 54 degrees. we've got the fog and even the coastal drizzle. once again this morning, it will be sunny today much like yesterday, but temperatures will be climbing a little bit starting today. we have a warming trend into monday and then the pattern holds through all of next week. if you like sunshine you are going to get a lot of it. here is the pacific satellite image over the last 12 hours. you notice high pressure still

in place. that is going to stay there for the week. with high pressure air moving from high to low. onshore flow but the high pressure gives us the sunny conditions. it will be a nice one ahead and the forecast model shows the clouds pulling back to the peninsula coastguard and then moving back in overnight. areas of light green show the possible drizzle. you see mainly confined to the coast. clouds will move in overnight into at some time morning. so today, expect a nice range of temperatures, very comfortable, 68 in san francisco, so the cool spot, 63 in half moon bay. but we'll be getting into the upper 80s in antioch, 88 and 87 in livermore and in concord and look for 73 in oakland. light breeze in berkeley for the kite festival around 10-15 miles an hour this afternoon. also, 85 in gilroy if you are

heading to the garlic festival, bring a hat. lots of sunscreen. look for 74 in santa cruz. yes, terry, bring some mint and gum. we have giants game at 1:05. it will be sunny with temperatures right around 66 regrets when the game starts and near 68 when it ends. also for sunday we've got the marathon going on, terry was telling you about some of the street closures, it starts at midnight. temperatures right around the 50s. it's great weather for folks who run the marathon. john bennett was telling me our stage manager that ran quite a few. 63 degrees near the end of the marathon. so you notice temperatures bump up a few degrees, lots of sunshine and very steady pattern almost flat as pancake the rest

the week. >> running the marathon, it was 50s and 60s and 50s and then 60s when i finished. >> in gilroy this weekend, garlic is king at the annual festival. this week the stench is from the thief who stole the tickets who proceed local charities. here is don sanchez with the story. >> a cooking spectacular, garlic and butter and calamari. it has international acclaim for the city and raised the interest of police. a thousand tickets were stolen from the festival office. some people have tried to sell them on ebay. one guy was hawking them out of a van but none have shown up here. >> we had undercover people looking for tickets and we haven't seen any. we're pretty sure people were

smart enough not to use them. >> it won't hurt the festival but it could be costly to the charity that rely on the event. there are 4,000 volunteers. that income is used in a lot of ways. >> the sports program or money towards laptops. >> this is bigger what you may do at home. >> there is a lot of garlic and 75 pounds of butter. you wanted a cup to go? >> it's very fast. good ingredients, cook quickly. let the heat get up there. we had oil and public defender the squid in the oil and a little shaking. >> maybe you shouldn't try this at home. listen to some music. but there is one thing you have to give a go. that international sensation

garlic ice cream. >> with garlic. >> it is something that will stay with you for hours or maybe overnight. they expect hundred thousand people this weekend. it is a unique experience and invited to join them. >> stay with abc7 news for all the latest results for team u.s.a. and other countries. on the air we will announce a spoiler alert. if you don't want to know, you'll have plenty of time to turn away and save the surprise. on the social platforms we will post results but you still have to click a link to see them so you won't accidentally find out the results. find us at facebook.com/abc7 news. follow us on twitter, find us at abc7news.com. starting tonight.

be sure to switch back to "abc 7 news" after the olympics for all your local news and weather in just seven minutes. >> coming up, the oakland zoo's feast for the beast. a rare chance to feed the animals. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day,

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now i know why. here is the winning numbers. one winning ticket purchased in fremont at quick mart on walnut avenue. one ticket. people have a rare chance to feed the animals at oakland zoo. feast for the beast event from 9:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon. first 250 guests will get a ticket to enter the elephant enclosure. they can place produce throughout the exhibit and watch them devour the fruits and vegetables. what is going on? >> if you want to head to the oakland zoo, get a teddy bear checkup. temperatures will be nice and warm. 73 degrees, lots of sunshine and cloudy along the coast and cool in half moon bay, 63.

look for a high of. in san francisco and 80 in san jose and mid-80s if you are heading down morgan hill and gilroy. seven-day forecast, temperatures are warming up and then nice and warm through the week. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 and reminder download our new alarm clock app for your iphone. wake up for the latest headlines right on your phone. free news alarm clock app is available at the app store. have a great and sunny day. ta

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