is other video, sheriff's department confirms that they've seen him inside of the house this morning and that is why they've been out here all day. they've been negotiating and trying to use a p.a.system to get him to turn himself in. and to his arms so they can discuss what happened this past week. and there is a mother and sister across the street from the house, his brother responded to the scene at some point this afternoon and told me briefly he didn't believe his brother is inside of the house. and he may have slipped away and then later when the s.w.a.t. team arrived so there is confusion as to whether

this will be a long standoff or not. and they changed out an armored vehicle. and there is one just brought in. so they're hunkering down and preparing for a long, long night ahead. >> we'll be there all night as well. stay with us. officials in yosemite are warning people who visited the park this summer to be on the alert for symptoms of the hanta virus. this is after a man who visited curry village last june died from the disease. another woman also became seriously ill. today officials confirmed rodent droppings at the campsite tested positive for hanta virus. people can be infect bid inhaling dust. symptoms can show up weeks later, doctors say prevention is the key here. >> wipe down the cabin using wet wipe was a little bit of

bleach. it prevents it from getting into the air. >> workers have begun disinfecting the tents. and to avoid attracting mice keep food sealed, remove piles where rodents can hide and seal holes where mice can enter buildings. >> there is a search in yosemite national park for a missing 6-year-old boy whose family suffered one tragedy, the loss of their 10-year-old son. the family was cooling off in the merced river near the foot bridge yesterday afternoon. the two boys were swept away by the current. and abc 7 news joins us live with more. >> this is a tragic accident out here. about the same area where three young adults together lost their lives last year. this time a 10-year-old boy has died.

members of the search from anaheim here on a day trip took a break at the foot bridge below vernal fall around pk, went into the merced river to cool off wex did have a mild winter. you'd think currents won't that be bad but in spots they are. and particularly where boulders come together, water is swift. both boys and their mom were swept out. the mom got out safely with help. but about 150 yards downstream, someone grabbed the 10-year-old but efforts revive him failed. >> a visitor was able to pull the 10-year-old from the river and started cpr on him. he kept doing cpr on the so-year-old until our search and rescue crews were able to show up to take over. and unfortunately after a very long time of doing cpr the 10-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. >> and rangers are not releasing names but there are

new missing posters up asking for help in locating jacob add yaps. the longer he goes missing the odds of his surviving diminish. three people fell into the river and fell into the river. this accident happened below. rangers say there are no plans to keep tourists away. >> thank you very much. and there is another attack on an employee at napa state hospital. a patient tried to choke a male technician with a new alarm lanyard two days after the new measure. these are high tech alarms that are easily triggered. and there is staff members told us they were worried patients might try to choke them with a lanyard and that is what happened. >> this patient grabbed the

lanyard at the only break away point and held onto it and that is the only thing that kept the staff member safe. >> now, last night alarm did work and helped arrive quickly and says it broke apart as it's designed to do. the technician was not seriously injured. >> a decision on whether ross mirkarimi should keep his job should end soon. abc 7 news is live at city hall with the story. some dramatic moment there, again, today. >> there were some that are mundane but critical for example, just up there they're talking about punctuation and city charter.

and whether it has to relate to the sheriff's office. so they're being chairful because what happens to ross mirkarimi is uncharted territory. >> this is to give 17 years of public service to this city. nine years in the d.a.'s office and a former legislative aide. i love this city arks dor it. it's hard to go through this. >> this is the areaing required after mayor ed lee suspended ross mirkarimi. mirkarimi pleaded guilty after a domestic violence incident new year's eve. his crying wife made a video showing her bruise. today, attorneys told commissioners that doesn't constitute misconduct. >> this has to be recognized that people sometimes make mistakes and run afoul of the law.

it doesn't necessarily warrant removeal. and clearly the facts in this case do not warrant removeal. >> and her attorney representing mayor ed lee says the behavior is grounds to kick him out of office. >> most significantly this discredit and dysfunction woe bring to the department were he to continue as a convict in that office. >> the commission chair wonder fd they can issue a split decision agree to misconduct but still reinstate mirkarimi. >> if we think removeal is too significant of a penalty for the act, do you agrae to make a recommendation to the board? >> this included more than three hours of public testimony. mirkarimi's important backers are his mother and his wife back from a trip to venezuela.

>> i'm happy to be here and with ross and theo. and i think we're sending a loud message about love and democracy. >> and whatever the commissioner's decide tonight goes to the board of supervisors taking nine out of 11 votes to remove this sheriff. >> and outside city hall ross mirkarimi has his own cheering section. and a few went into the courtroom. and those outside were rewarded. >> this is going to be a loud message about love and justice and democracy this, is about democracy. let's keep sending a loud message.

woo! >> lopez adds supervisors must listen to voters and restore her husband to his job. >> there is bart piling on pressure to vendors according to california watch a unit of the center for investigative reporting. there is according to e mails obtained by california watch the agency was heavy handed. in treeing to prove it added jobs. and after pressure from bart saying new funds would be harder to get if no jobs were reported the company changed its tune and said the money did fund 24,000 work hours. and coming up how much the average cost of child care in california will set you back

is more than a lot of people pay in rent for a year. >> and there is a new warning from bumbo baby seats. >> and there are some clouds and moisture headed our way. coming up. >> and cal's football team holds a practice but will it be ready for crowds? we'll be right back. or

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. construction crews are racing to meet i deadline for cal's first game. we slatest and this is a big, expensive job. >> absolutely. you just nailed it right there.

there is a push to finish construction before game day on september 1, but they're in a ush to sell tickets to those seats to pay for that multi million dollar makeover. >> there is a long time and coming. i thop stones don't rumble too much. >> he's talking about the football stadium. crews are in a mad dash to complete finishing touches before the first game on september 1, when the bears will take on the nevada wolf pack. and engineers built in several solutions to safeguard against seismic activity. >> there are pieces straddling the hayward fault that are designed to move independently. >> the 89-year-old stadium will cost more than $320 million to upgrade and can start at $40,000 and up. they've sold 75% of the seats

and hired a professional sales testimony to target alumni. >> oh, now you tell me. i thought i paid too much at 25,000s oodz officials insist hefty bills will to the fall on the backs of students but from a combination of selling the rights. >> i know last year she had to ride bart into games. >> this should make for a better experience. >> there is massive circulation improvements and sound and lights and score board autos and improvements aren't only for fans. they will get new nerve systems there is so much to do. >> the team buses roll up.

>> and there is still tickets available for game day. you can grab a seat in the south end zone for less than $20. >> thank you very much z there has been a lot of defense to the latest recall of four million bumbo baby shares. >> this maker of the popular seat are adding a new safety feature and a new warning. four million shares -- chairs are under recall. new chairs will have the new belt. and that is bringing a warning its own that says a belted baby may cause bumbo seat to slide or move off raised surfaces and also warned parents to store out of the reach of children.

and bumbo says they can be safe with recautions. >> this bumbo is confident this is a safe product when used properly. >> a social media has been buzzing with comments about the investigation, many blame parents not prot duct. we'll talk about that and some additional recall news other media seemed to have missed. that is tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> if you have infants in child care this probably won't come as a shock or anything. but a study by the group "child care aware of america" ranks california the 7th least-affordable state in the nation for infant care. and there is this average cost of full time child care for two children is $20,000 a year,

greater than average annual cost of rent in california. there. >> wow. >> thank you. >> and today marks the 35th anniversary of the death 75,000 people attended the candle light vigil. and the fans on hand received a surprise greeting from the king's former wife and daughter. they have largely avoided the hoopla surrounding the anniversary. >> this is proof you love him. and thank you very much. thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> thank you. >> and elvis died from a heart attack at 42. is he buried on the grounds.

>> spencer christian joins us now. >> and it's cooler. >> and by a couple degrees. there is a a live view from our sutro camera. you can see patches of fog continuing and work from the coast out over and and there is a look at live live doppler 7 hd. there is over into the sierra gusts of active weather today. and there is a cell has broken out and it's not just activities that is not wide spread. there is 89 in livermore, 79 up north and 69 in oakland

there is 77 in san jose. there are clouds moving out on sunday. skies become brighter and fog near the bay and low temperatures on the mild side, mid to upper 60s and you can see upper level low that is pulling northward and still we'll have an influence in weather. coming up some of the subtropical moisture and there is 5:00 tomorrow morning seeing an increase of clouds tomorrow and clouds are also in the sierra. into saturday there are thunderstorms activities that will be fueled into the sierra.

we don't expect thunderstorms here if the bay area. there are high temperatures low 80s into san jose and cupertino. also partly cloudy skies to mainly sunny skies with highs ranging from mid to upper 70s and low 60s on the coast. there is sunny skies and highs ranging from upper 70s to mid-80s. near east bay communities highs into mid to upper 70s and there is the accu-weather forecast. skies will be mostly cloudy saturday and cooling down with readings into mid to upper 80s, sunny skies sunday and there are warm days there before a cool down. there is a steady pattern into

next week. there is no rainfall expected there. there is coming up health test every baby boomer is being encouraged to take. >> and how teachers are learning how to make science come alive thanks to lessons at the exploratorium.

there is health news, cdc recommended all baby boomers should be tested for hepatitis c, transmitted through blood and killing 15,000 americans every year. guidelines based on studies

showing many baby boomers were infected decades ago. and there is treatments have been shown to cure about 75% of the infected cases. and a new european study says there is growing evidence pregnant women with cancer can undergo chemotherapy treatment without putting babies at risk of birth defects. researchers found infants weighed less but were not at higher risk when their mothers underwent chemotherapy. >> sunday, please join us for a special called just like me. it's about an incredible organization providing free camp for children with life altering conditions. there are able to set aside

their fears and make friends with children just like them. i hope you join me for our special report here on abc 7 on sunday. >> what is wonderful work. >> and can't wait to see the special. >> and big excitement in the north bay. >> and game one is in the

coming up at 6:00 back to yosemite for live team coverage two of deaths there. and caltrans shows off its big new shipment of steel to the bay bridge. not everything went as manned today. and we raised questions about their inspection records. and a well known electronics company wins serious concessions as it maps out a

major expansion plan. >> thank you. >> and it sure seemed like the city took the day off to watch their team play in the world series. >> that is a big deal. >> 500 people cheered the team. and people say it's important the west champs know their home town is watching. >> this is about community. >> the money raised goes towards helping parents of players make the trip to watch in person. petaluma has two days off and you can see it here on abc 7. go, petaluma. >> yes. >> world news is coming up fe.. >> and from all of us here, thanks for watching.