campaign headquarters is boarded 77 after they went on a rampage and smashed windows. vandals hit it on 16th street. people on the crowd threw rocked and used some kind of tool to shatter the glass. several car windows were smashed last night. obama campaign workers had h finished a training center and they were dancing in the street. they tell us that is when rocks started flying. >> they started yelling and shooting painted balls and throwing rocks. one guy had a thing busting out the window. i got paint all over me and everything. >> some think the backlash stems from the federal crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. they made no arrests. there were no injuries. oakland police say two of on

their own cars were hit near city hall. it was part of a coordinated attack to protest a federal investigation into anarchist activity. police are reporting new warnings for shots on craigslist the new rash of robberies latest targeting a car by they're was lured into a trap. >> this man said he was robbed at gunpoint when he responded to an ad. the seller wanted him to come here in hillcrest court to buy the car. when he showed up he was surprised by two men. he does not want his faces seen on camera. >> two guys. my window in my glass in my truck, give me the money and had the gun in my head. >> reporter: he says he had his wife and two young daughters

with him at the time. he had the $6500 in cash to pay for the car. >> he said only cash, not check, only cash. >> reporter: oakland police say he is the fourth victim this past week in an apparently inkreets go rash of robberies. >> we've had four robberies in the last four days. so we've seen one or two robberies within the couple of weeks. >> they say the crimes of similar. an ad is placed on craigslist. the address is quiet neighborhood. the meet is set between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. a woman was also seen. >> victims have reported different races. we have caucasian, hispanic and african-american males sometimes working individually or in groups. >> they don't flow whether it's a ring of thieves that are

looking for a bargain sthasmtd one of the things to watch out for if you shop on craigslist. >> don't carry large amounts of cash. try to stay away from isolated areas. choose areas that are highly populated. parking lots and grocery zeroes. >> there are warnings put on craigslist but the officer says if you are going to buy something, go with several people and make sure you are in a populated area. >> terry: oakland's police chief says it's time to impose a curfew on the streets 6 oakland. the violence is typically happening late at night. police chief howard jordan will ask the city council to impose a curfew to keep kids off the street but not everyone agrees, lyanne melendez has started to. >> violent crimes are up 20% in oakland and police chief howard jordan unbeknownst has to be

done and likes the idea of a curfew. so does oakland's council president. he wasn't available but chief of staff that he was behind a similar proposal last year. >> the shootings and homicides that our young people are involved in are either victims or suspects, they are taking place during these hours, peak hours, 10:00 p.m. >> it didn't have the momentum that the chief hoped he had. they are hoping to put publish on the city council. this oakland resident says she would support a curfew. >> parents don't have any control, if it's in the kids' minds, it happens. >> the details of a curfew have not been hammered out. that is why the mayor jean quan is waiting to see the entire plan but councilmember says she won't supported a curfew. >> when you don't have a real

strategy you come up with gimmicks to make it look like you are doing something. >> daniel is with the center on juvenile and criminal justice, one of the first organizations to study the impact of curfews. >> if the intention is to reduce crime, curfews is not good policy. it's a bad a use of police resources. >> that is something oakland pd doesn't have. there were 741 police officers. today there are 644. in oakland, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> terry: someone knocked over as a many as 20 controversial crosses that cover a hillside in lafayette. they represent the americans killed in iraq. peace activists were calling the human sacrifice for war but this morning the contra costa

sheriff's department says they did not get any complaints but clearly in the video you can see they are knocked off. >> where have section of the avenue will be walked today. love never fails is sponsoring walk the track. it targets human sex traffickers a major problem in the bay area. the campaign has the support of many california police associations. it takes place from 9:00 to 1:00 this afternoon at carter gilmore field. >> police in the north bay are on the lookout for three men wanting for robbing a jewelry store at gunpoint yesterday morning. shop's owner suffered minor injuries when they stormed the fine jewelry at the upstale village mall. one was armed with a piss follow and the other was armed with a tire iron. no word on what they got away

with. they were last seen speeding north on on 101 in a black dodge charger with blue paper license plates. >> zachary row that had a tree fall on him is facing a rough road ahead. he suffered a crushed pelvis in the memorial park when a huge oak tree fell on his tend during a camping trip. his right leg was amputated this week and he will have to undergo several more surgerys. >> it's one of most tragic cases that the intensive care unit has seen. this is setting precedent for just how long it may take this young man get back on his feet so to speak. >> a fund has been set up to help zach with expenses. if you would like to help, go to our website at abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> coming up next, the chick-fil-a kiss-in. was not as big as wednesday's

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have controversy over same-sex marriage. they held a kiss-in yesterday. john alston there was not a lot of kissing going on. >> only a few same-sex marriage supports showed up in fairfield. two women and little girl holding a sign and then two men outnumbered by news crews embraced for the cameras. >> i thought everybody would be okay with it. >> what do you think of the turnout? >> it's a little disappointing. >> steve drove up in support of chain and didn't see the kiss. >> i'm glad i missed it. i don't supported that. i believe marriage is between a man and woman. >> today's countered protest was tiny compared to the show of support for chick-fil-a when crowds showed up to buy sand wisms. they were backing the company's

president. the fairfield franchise is only chick-fil-a in the bay area. so what happened? >> i thought they would have a huge turnout from the gay population. >> in the castro heart of the bay area's gay and lesbian movement, they were surprised? >> i'm not quite sure. maybe it was on friday and people didn't take time off of work. if people didn't think there would be a huge turnout more people would have showed up for it. >> there were better support in other parts of the country. including in atlanta right in the backyard of chick-fil-a headquarters. others took a demonstration a step further, on the side of this restaurant in southern california. >> no one has been arrested. but wendy's franchises are

posting support for their rivals chick-fil-a. >> terry: actor director clint eastwood has announced she supporting mitt romney. >> why have you decided to endorse the governor? >> because i think the country needs a boost. >> terry: you know he knew he did it he did it at a idaho fund-raiser. he said he met romney when he wab directing a movie in massachusetts. he says he likes his plan for tax reform. he also endorsed john mccain last time around. >> a lot of mosquitoes have areas ready to fog. it's boarded by several avenues

and brentwood boulevard. the spraying begins monday night and fogging is going to look a lot like the video we're about to show you with mist showing at ultra low volume from the back of the trucks. they will use a chemical which while flammable pose little threat to humans we're told. >> an investigation concludes that a california case of mad cow disease has want isolated case that did not pose a threat to the nation's food supply. a ten-year-old cow was unable to stand and had to be euthanized and offspring also had to put down. the only fourth time that it was discovered in the united states. it was discovered during random testing by the usda. >> i haven't seen the lioj but it's going to come? >> yes, it's going to be limited

in clearing. there is lightning and in southern. that is because some of subtropical moisture that is coming our way. here is emeryville, a sliver of blue, 50s and 60s to start and interesting day around the bay. >> also next the a's give up a ninth inning home run and trying to win another game.

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welcome back. almost 8:20 and you are looking at a live picture of san jose, a nice looking sight down there. i was looking at yahoo travel. this is what they say about san jose, the whole city is a fascinated and dynamic and infinitely varied mosaic. hopefully somebody will say the same thing about me. what is going on with the weather. all kinds of crazy stuff. >> lisa: napa, sonoma and lake county locally could see dry lightning. as we head outside, plenty of clouds, marine layer is with us, isn't that nice sandwiched between the clouds. mount diablo and temperatures anywhere from 2-10 degrees below what we were yesterday. that will bring us down to below average readings for the

weekend. keep that in mind if you head out to the fremont festival today. also san jose, petaluma, music festival and taste of downtown livermore with perhaps 80 degrees there. live doppler 7 hd shows that we're looking at all the cloud cover. low clouds and fog moved across the bay. over 2,000 feet deep this morning. few returns out there but the main activity has been offshore, from santa barbara to bakersfield, getting reports of light rain around salinas. today don't expected clear skies. this moisture is going to be pulled up into parts of the bay area and the mechanism that could provide a thunderstorm is sitting offshore. that, too, will move overhead later today. 46 in oakland. santa rosa, 52. we've got 54 at half moon bay. not a lot of change in

temperature at our coast today. partly cloudy with patchy fog, dry lightning north bay mountains, sonoma, napa and lake county, today mainly tonight through the afternoon. we are looking at temperatures warming up again into negligence week. near hundred degrees by the end of the workweek. here is a look at the fog forecast. you'll notice not much in the way of sun with temperatures today because of that on the cool side. there is little break in the east bay. that will continue to be our sunny spot today. there is the mechanism that could drive this moisture in the form of a thunderstorm throughout the southern sierra and northern sierra and the moisture plume is wrapping around into lake county. it's a lot of heat in fresno. 100 there with cooler marine air reaching into the central valley. 88 in sacramento. feeling pretty good there. risk of thunder and lake tahoe,

83 there. 96 in the southern sierra. here is red is where we're outlying the red flag warning through 11:00 tomorrow morning from the sierra back over into parts of our north bay mountains. look out for strong outflow windows if you do see a thunderstorm. mid 60s today with only a little bit of sunshine as toronto takes on the a's. we'll be looking at temperatures cooler than average. 68 across the bay. 77 in san jose. ultimate noticed a couple of 80s out toward morgan hill and gilroy. tomorrow we'll keep these temperatures but with more sun. we'll see the numbers slowly come up day to day with numbers well above normal by the mid temperatures so cooler than average. >> next week, mid 90s inland? >> yeah, even warmer than that. >> a's will be back out in the

coliseum after pulling off another walk-off victory. their 13th of season. >> good morning. they brought up a catcher and michael taylor along with the pitch hero made his major league debut against the blue jays. he is a strike out machine. coming into the game. added five more against the day. struck out his first batter, brett laurie. with only 114 home runs, jonny gomes knocked 115th run this year. and carter, ninth of season and only 29 games. takes a 3-1 oakland and two men on, trying to close it out but jeff smashes one, two outs, 20th of year, three-run homer, we go extras. bottom of 15th after a weeks triple with coco crisp and a's

with their 13th walk-off win of year, 5-4 the final. derek norris was brought up because of a trade. 20-year-old has spent his entire career in oakland but he was struggling hitting .218 and 18 sbrismtd in 17 games. he will be reunited with gonzales in washington. oakland is picking up some of his salary. he was making $5 million next year, $6.4 million next year. giants in colorado hoping to kickstart their offense against jonathan sanchez. angel, sanchez only last three innings and brett, crushes this one.

his fourth of year. now 3-0 giants. they get more in the seventh. giants lit up the rockies for 16 hits and buster posey was red hot. three for four including a three run blast. after struggling, giants explode with 16 runs, 16-4 your final. >> in akron, ohio, a three putt, shoots a two over 72. 13 back of the leader that would be jim furyk who fires a four under to maintain two streak lead. he is 11 under. and new american sweet hard gabby douglas is the first african-american female gymnast to win gold. they call her the flying squirrel. she is will be flying high in

endorsements soon. >> terry: straight ahead up for auction, we'll show you some of the items confiscated by the tsa and chp that is going to be available today. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. after an extra $54 million in hidden funds was discovered the here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again?

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>> terry: topping the news, in oklahoma, dozens of homes and day-care center have been destroyed by a fire that appears to have been deliberately set. hundreds of families have been told to leave their homes with record heat with temperatures forecast to be above 110 degrees. >> reporter: oklahoma up in flames, dozens of homes and buildings including a day-care center torched. throughout the night an all out battle to contain the fire now misled across 80 square miles. >> the fire is slowing down but we do have numerous units and forces coming in to help us. >> reporter: more than a hundred people forced to leave their homes. >> i don't want to lose my home. >> helicopters dumped water on the blaze with the help of more than 30 fire departments. biggest challenge the record 113

degree heat. that coupled with strong winds and grasslands already dried out from brutal drought was recipe for a fiery disaster. now authorities believe it's the results of an arsonist. they have reports of someone in a black ford pickup truck tossing burning newspapers out their window. >> we have news that this was intentionally set. >> some people stayed in their homes in hopes that weather conditions continue in their favor. >> i think we're going to be okay. >> if you ever get this close, it will sure open your eyes. >> terry: in sacramento we have the results from an audit of more than 500 special funds controlled by state agencies. it was ordered by the governor after last month's $43 million budget scandal. nannette miranda looks into what

state finance officials uncovered. >> reporter: a sweeping audit of california's 560 special funds ordered by the governor found that $54 million hidden in the parks department budget for more than a decade was an anomaly. >> this makes it clear, there are no other hidden pots of money. >> but auditors found more than $400 million in discrepancies blamed on accounting methods and just plain old human error. for example the victims compensation fund has an extra $29 million now. that is money from criminals who must pay restitution to their victims. the state disperses the fund for counseling, emergency relocation or burial services. >> i'm a little concerned. where was this money and why did it happen. >> they say the fund went nearly

broke last year. board had to make drastic moves to stay solvent. >> the fund was in dire straits. the board had to take serious actions and roll back some monetary funds. >> they hope the newly found money can help victims. as far as parks, he made it clear he wants the extra parks money to stay in that department that after several donors threatened to rescind their contributions if they used the money for something else. >> we're going to be use it for maintenance and keep the parks open. >> the difference between the parks money and victims fund is someone intentionally hid the park money. the audit of the parks budget is still pending. today is your chance to bid on items that the tsa confiscated at check points at airports along with property

that state doesn't need anymore. the state auction includes hundreds of items from furniture to computer monitors. you see the stuff, electronics, automotive supplies, probably available at the stated surplus warehouse today in sacramento. during yesterday's preview session, they shopped for bargains and buying state surplus can be a win-win situation. >> it's pretty good. put a few dollars back in the state coffers and maybe i'll make a buck or two on ebay. >> it offers hundreds of items also seized by the chp. it's located on national drive near the intersections of i-80 and i-5 in san jose. >> the luxury casino is set to open next morning. it's located on airport parkway. it was originally supposed to open in april but delays in

getting a permit kept pushing things back. they plan a ribbon-cutting ceremony. the owners are required to close down their existing garden city card roommate which will occur simultaneously wednesday morning at 8:00. a quick reminder for you, we at abc7 want to do what we can to help people find work. our next hire event is tuesday the 7th in san jose. it's going to be held at the vine street development center from noon until 4:00. go to abc7news.com/jobs for more information. >> plans for charging parking at a shopping mall have been delayed for we week to complete renovations. officials at santa rosa plaza have been telling customers free parking would end this monday. the charges are necessary to discourage other downtown workers from taking up prime parking spots before the mall even opens at 9:00 each morning.

once charges do begin the first 90 minutes is still going to be free but after that a two dollar charge and increases to 9 dollars if you want to park all day long. coming up next, important role bay area scientists is making sure that the you're yos it rover lands safely on mars. live look in santa cruz we're expecting sunny skies today. a high in the low 70s. lisa argen has more on that and all the bay area temperatures coming up in a few [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts! who are these guys? oh, that's just my buds. bacon, donuts. -my taste buds. -[ taste buds ] waffles. how about we try this new kind

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>> terry: 8:39 this morning, we are looking out from emeryville camera, you got emeryville, you got alcatraz and golden gate bridge. a lot of cloud cover but it does seem to be some light off the water. thinner clouds but there is going to be sunshine in the bay area and overcast, too. which one you get is up to you. lisa argen will tell you where to go for each. >> excitement is building for tomorrow night's landing of rover curiosity on mars. it was december when they launched the spacecraft. 125 million miles the time is at hand. here is news report wayne freedman with the details.

>> if there is curiosity about rover it probably begin with this. the now famous seven minutes terror video assuming that all goes well. >> landing on mars is extremely hard, it's difficult we know everything has to work right. it is anxious moment. whether or not i had a video to look at. >> michael myer had only a few minutes to speak with us as his spacecraft moved closer together. the target, gail crater a place where water once flowed. it has a mountain in the middle. has nasa has explained this is an opportunity to read the planet's history layer by layer. >> the entire succession is layered giving us a recorded history what represents hundreds of millions of time three to four billion years ago dwh the planet may have been more like

earth had been. >> curiosity will not be looking for life but signs for it. clues kiag that the conditions for life once existed on mars. as the doctor explained to us, the relevance of such a find would be sign tiff i can but philosophical. >> if there is life on the planet next-door, that awakens to the possibility there is life throughout the universe. >> meanwhile, final rehearsals assuming that sunday night brings a landing and not a collision. this is a one ton vehicle, largest item we've ever tried to place on mars. it's in the hands of hardware guided by complex computer sequences, a world on pins and needles. >> if you are wondering with we'll see our first pictures, figure two hours. rover has landed and safe but

later on we'll be treated to a high definition version. a video taken by the rover. it will be released later, think of it as seven minutes of terror turning to elation. >> terry: you got to say, that is good markets, seven minutes of terror, it gets your attention. we'll find out how it goes. >> and average temperature is about 70 degrees, it's not bad. >> lisa: we are looking at a lot of cloud cover. nice morning for pictures, due to the lighting and layering of clouds, here is mount diablo and we have a little bit of sunshine and we'll talk about it a little more. a warmup into next week. i'll explain straight ahead. >> also ahead, get ready for the art and soul festival.

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>> terry: we are looking at live picture from top of studio here near the waterfront. you can see the wind blowing pretty much due east.

you see the bay bridge, a lot of overcast is what you really notice there looking out to the port of oakland. it's not going to last everywhere. we'll tell you where to get some sunshine today. oakland's biggest festival begins today. get ready for a street party. it's art and soul weekend, 50 bands on five stages, home-grown pop stars, a dance battle and college students turning it into a 3-d big screen. here is don sanchez with a preview. >> this is what it will be like for the weekend but bigger. >> we are turning it into a massive art gallery. with large scale art installations and sculpture that you can only find here and at burning man. >> these are images that will be projected on city hall. >> we are so used to be confined

to spaces like this. when you show your skills it feorsz to up your game a little. >> another part that is going to be the show stopper is basically the art sector of the building. >> food trucks will take their place. here is the famous five-ten burger. >> we just won a bunch of awards for being the favorite truck in oakland. >> there is the art and here is the soul. the urban street dance that has become an international phenomenon. oakland's newest superstar. >> they star on shake it up and videos have close to 4 million views. here is came back to oakland school of arts before she takes the main stage. >> it's so great. everyone here gives me a whole bunch of love. every time i come back nothing ever changed here.

i can't wait to see everybody. >> it's an event about oakland's pride. >> you were hanging out and there is not really any tension, it's just a good time. >> terry: lisa argen joins us now, been looking at that picture, it can't last forever. can't last forever. how long is it going to last? >> not forever. >> terry: that is how much you will commit. >> we have more cloud cover and more sunshine in the east bay. i love that. >> you crack me up. >> you crack me up. >> as we head outside we are looking at a nice shot from mount tam. yeah, not only could we have the low clouds from the marine layer grown to 2,000 feet. if you are headed to the taste of downtown livermore, you'll see it about 80. petaluma, 70s. arts will be cool, near 70 with partly cloudy skies and the san

jose renaissance fair to name of few of events, mid-70s with partly cloudy skies. live doppler 7 hd telling part of the story. that is with the low cloud deck and green on the map representing some of the returns. we have had reports of moisture in salinas. sunshine in the sfo and wind wind, as well. numbers are coming down despite the moisture that will bring a little bit more humidity our way. we'll be looking at unsettled atmosphere throughout the day. breezy by the delta. fairfield, 56. it was 59 and partly cloudy skies in san jose. cloudy this morning and we will look for the chance of thunder. north bay mountains from napa, sonoma, lake county primarily but over in the east bay hills, you'll see the buildup of cumulus clouds and in sierra nevada that is where we have the

red flag warning. temperatures will warm up beginning monday. low cloudiness and high clouds for 1:00, clearing will be east of the bay here. notice lots of cloud cover even in the mist and drizzle along the coast by 5:00 we've got mostly to partly cloudy skies around the bay. as a result, cool temperatures. here water vapor imagery. you can see from this picture that the moisture is being pulled up from the south. the mechanism that could fire off the thunderstorms is to the west of us. it's all going to pull up over the bay area today and across california. so overnight tonight into tomorrow is the best chance for the dry lightning, those strong outflow winds up to 50 miles an hour in the sierra nevada. northern and southern sierra and lake county and closer to home. we'll be looking at higher clouds and spine of the sierra with maybe a little bit of moisture, more than anything it's the dry fuels that could spread quickly and the lower

levels of the atmosphere pretty dry out there. heat remains in fresno with 100 degrees. look fore80 degrees in sacramento. for the a's games, numbers in the mid 60s, maybe a little muggy but more noticeable will be the cloud cover. 74 in fremont and 77 in hollister. temperatures will remain the same but were more sun and temperatures will warm up just a bit monday. more significantly toward the middle of the week. really starting out cool today. >> terry: thanks a lot. >> heading off to college? in addition to your clothes and computer, you may be thinking about a small refrigerator for your dorm room. here is michael finney with tips on choosing the right one. >> reporter: lilian is packing up to go back to college, one of the most important items with her is a mini fridge for her dorm room.

>> you use it for jam or lettuce or snacks. >> they tested 19 mini fridges including one by zambie and kindore to find out which keep the food cool. ones have separate freezer compartment and then over ones that have inside. they measure the temperature. in the freezer section, testers monitored how it maintains the temperature in both sections. >> it affects in every fridge. in two-door models the problem is worse and other models there was an your in the freezer. >> and how noisy each fridge is. some are much louder than others. >> energy efficiency is another area where testers found big

differences. >> some of these cost as much to run as a full size model. >> they found most of the mini refrigerators tested didn't perform well. this one cost $340 and it keeps cool. >> before you buy a mini fridge, check the rules at your school. some colleges don't even allow them and others require that you rent them from the school itself. we want to thank three more people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for foster children just by liking abc7 news on facebook. thank you to nancy w., gay k.and claude d.of pittsburg. just like us right now and one dollar will be donated to the

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world's fastest land mammal that we know of. hundred meter dash in 5.95 seconds. that beats the record of 6.13 seconds. that the same cat set in 2009. cat's name is sara. she was clocked at running 61 miles an hour. scientists believe they can get from zero to 70 in three seconds. so maybe she is not the fastest. maybe there is one out there in the wild that is faster. >> and a youtube video went viral. this is bizarre. did someone kind of superimpose this baby goat leaping over other goats? knocking one down. they were stunned by the behavior. butter milk is a dwarf dairy goat. they will give a $25 donation if

the video could get a thousand hits. right now it has two million hits. punch line is no kidding. >> you are on fire today. >> terry: yeah. >> lisa: red flag warning in the mountains and chance of thunderstorms, extra cloud cover out there and cool, we're talking 60s and 70's. >> terry: thanks for joining us. a reminder, download our new alarm clock app for your iphone and wake up to the bay area's latest headlines right on your phone. it's available now another the

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