>> announcer: live from the kgo-tv tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the last commander of the shuttle mark kelly lives in tucson with his wife and they will fly over there before they head to california. they are gonna make stops at edwards air force base. >> big heads--- heads-up traffic advisory issued tomorrow police are preparing

for massive tie-ups from spectators hoping to catch a glimpse. >> reporter: we are going to keep watching thisly picture any moment the endeavour is scheduled to take -- times are subject to weather keep watching this. men imagine being able to see it with your own eyes tomorrow, perhaps with the golden gate bridge in the background. scheduled to liftoff from edwards air force base at 7:15 tomorrow morning. then if you don't mind we'll pull away from this picture for a moment we'll come back to it. as far as the california leg north to sacramento from the mojave desert then to the east

bay starting in hayward. we had a map live pictures will do just fine. when it does hit the bay area it is going to go across several hot spots. in a lot of places you can check it out. 89 a.m. you are invited to a pajama party of sorts at the space and science center in oakland, $15.95 for adults. watch as you see the endeavour taking off on one of the final legs as it heads for california, its final destination the science center in exposition park near los angeles. i'm going to let us watch this moment, live as it happens, defer defer leaving ellington field in houston, texas.

>> sometimes they have to stop to refuel going across country 747 is a lien that can make a cross country -- is a plane that can make a cross country run easily. look at all that traffic. >> that's what we may see in the bay area tomorrow. we'll be following that close for you around 8:30, 9:00 when it is going to happen that is the peak of the morning commute. the other question in the bay area as we continue to watch this the weather. will we be able to see our fly by? hopefully we'll get clearer conditions for tomorrow. >> let's check in with mike. i think we'll be able to see, a few low clouds, but i think we'll be able to see it. i'm looking and feeling a little more optimistic than yesterday about us being able to see it. there will be clouds around, but won't be like that real thick marine layer that we've

been used to the rest of this week. the best chance will be in the south bay in the east bay valleys to see it. we'll have fog develop up in the north bay, a few low clouds from the north bay through the heart of the bay into the south bay. my best advice would be if you can get into the east bay valleys that would be the easiest place and south bay, to see it. >> happening right now. houston, texas making the turn there to head west. you saw the chase plane takeoff earlier. also a pathfinder plane that goes along with it. we should have endeavour here in california before you know it. >> this is cool. you heard katie mention the shuttle will end up at the california science center, its permanent home. it will be up for public display by mid october. before it does that there will

be a big public show in the l.a. area on streets. >> that's part of the agenda. there will be a drive-by on the streets. it is on its way folks updates later on. 5:05. new this morning, the sonoma county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help identifying a burglary suspect. surveillance video of the man who broke into bill's market highway 116. the burglary happened early in the morning septemberth. the same man suspected -- september 6th. the same man is he canned in two other burglaries. >> in martinez gas station closed after a car slammed into a pump setting off fiery explosion all captured on video. a customer backing up suddenly accelerated into the pump and that ignited a fireball.

the gas station attendant says he immediately ran out and pushed the automatic shut-valve there was still new in the lines to fuel a -- to fuel a fire. walnut creek man dead after drowning in mexico. it happened yesterday a giant wave hit the 72-year-old, washing him away a navy boat found his body two hours later. his wife was also swept away for a while but was rescued and she turned out to be injured, but is going to survive. new this morning, prosecutors say they do not plan to file criminal charges against uc davis police officers involved in a confrontation with protesters i am this video got nationwide attention, campus police dousing students with pepper spray during a nonviolent occupy valley last november.

the d.a.'s office says there is insufficient evidence to prove the force -- use of force was illegal. a story only on abc7 news. a woman was arrested in 2009 the d.a. never filed charges she claims police forced another give a swab sample of her dna. the state argued the swab was like a fingerprint not invasive one judge didn't agree. lawyers feel the case will go to the u.s. supreme court. we've been checking in with mike about the weather for the vying of endeavour when it get -- for the viewing of endeavour when it gets here. lot of stuff going on, fairly calm, good morning.

south wet to wet wind 14 miles per hour at sfo, to seven hayward, 12 concord, 50 fairfield. if you are driving through the hills breezier the higher you get into the sky this morning out towards the coast north wind 21 at half moon bay. the low is getting closer to us and still making that trip to our north with us on the underside of of that counterclockwise flow we'll get the strong push of cool sea breeze air. a few high clouds and low clouds 50s until you go north bay valleys, 40s. clouds back to the coast by noon. warmest 4:00 inland 81. look how quickly it cools, three hours later upper 60s inland, low 60s bay, upper 50s at the coast. next three days warmest, dry, saturday, coolest sunday winds strong and cool air coming

down from alaska will stay for our sunday. here's sue with traffic. good morning. live shot from vollmer camera, this shows highway 24, headlights in the westbound direction moving nicely. eastbound problem near pleasant hill road with possible overturn this is clear and moving nicely westbound. san mateo bridge nice traffic condition, tail lights headed towards the highrise up and obvious foster city headlights towards -- hayward. eastbound 4 possible overturn past pleasant hill road, lane blocked, eastbound noncommute direction we will be following that to see what he that is cleared. giants game 12:45, traffic around at&t park embarcadero and king street jammed with the convention at mosconey center south of market very busy.

golden gate ferry say expect a lot of riders possible sell-out on ferries get there early if you want to take a bet to at&t park. -- take a boat to at&t park. more trouble for american airlines while passengers are urged to call ahead. the freebies bart is offering to celebrate 40th anniversary. you may have heard about the popnator, the internet smash that claims to feed you popcorn with a single word. that may not be exactly true. we'll get to the bottom of this. >> first up this morning's money report. >> reporter: good morning. the census bureau says the economy may have bottomed out. the unemployment rate is falling. more americans are moving.

more young adults are leaving their parents' homes and the birthrate is no longer falling as sharply as it was. outlook is good for gas prices. oil prices have fallen sharply this week, partly because inventories are higher than expected many analysts say oil prices were higher than they should have been. chick-fil-a says it going to stick to chicken and stay out of politics the chain will no longer fund groups that actively oppose same-sex marriage. they came under fire this summer when its president said he opposes such union. postal service encouraging marketers to send more advertising, which is profitable for the

>> 5:14. flying off into the sunrise defer on the back of a 747, trust me it is out in in the haze. if you look up to the top right corner of your television screen, you can see it there. headed are for the west coast. will make fly overs in the southwest first. we in the bay area will get to view it. mike will tell us what the weather will be like for that, coming up. another bay area ipo hopes to reverse the shakey day bys of recent tech companies.

the company begins trading on the new york stock exchange this morning when the market opens. the company plans to sell six million shares between $14 and $16 a share competitor is zillow which went public last year and has been doing well, unlike facebook which has tanked and put a damper on ipos. >> this month marks 40 years of service for bart. bart displayed several mementos at the lake merritt station the original site of its headquarters when the trains first rolled out in september of 1972. bart will be giving away 1,000, $40 tickets this friday and state to riders wearing an anniversary sticker that can be picked up at bart stations. bart is giving away 40,000 free rides for students on field trips and free ice cream and cake will be able at powell street and rock ridge station afternoon of september

29th and other stations next month. you may no longer need a spoonful of sugar to make the medicine go down, the medicine go down. procter & gamble adding wild berry flavor into a heart medication prilosec. the -- it will hit store shelfs this month. in morning robin roberts is scheduled to have her bone marrow transplant she was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder and went on medical leave. she has been in the hospital for 11 days with friends and family by her side. she underwent eight days of chemotherapy to prepare her for today. >> we are going to put the new bone mar sroels the beginning of the rebuilding phase. we've been in the tearing down phase getting everything red to accept the new cells. it is not instant people are

thinking, okay it is today, slam those new cells in and we are done. we are not done. rebuilding is not immediate. it takes weeks to months. >> robin is embracing the transplant because she says it means better healthier days ahead her older sister is the donor, we wish them both the best. >> if you watch gma this morning her personality will be felt because they are playing songs from her play list today robin's favorite songs. >> dance music in there, i can tell. >> i bet there is. >> we are not going to be singing dancing in the rainy time. >> no fred astaire here today. former deejay. >> i've been outed! >> that was a while ago, you never forget, do you, it is like riding a bike. 5:17 or we can ask sue i hear she does a little deejaying on the side, just a little, not much.

let's talk about weather. i got her to smile, that's good. satellite and radar, keep smiling don't look at me like that. cloud cover it is dry, let's take about temperatures how should you does? mid 40s santa rosa and napa where fog is forming now the rest of us in the 50s monterey bay 49 watsonville everybody else around you low to mid 50s. cool breezes even with sunshine today, temperatures well below average, chilly tonight and the key to tomorrow's viewing of the space shuttle a few low clouds. warmest day tomorrow then a cooling trend as we head into the weekend and through the weekend. a little warmer today in fremont, san jose and san francisco, cooler around concord, oakland and santa rosa temperatures within a couple degrees to where they were yesterday. late arriving clouds now through 8:00, fog in the north

bay will start dissipating around 9:00, 10:00, clouds back to the coast by noon they start to dissipate during the afternoon with the breeze keep you in the 50s, 60s most of the bay, 70s, barely 80s holding on into the east bay valleys. mainly 60s on the peninsula, redwood city could be 70. 60 at half moon bay towards daly city 58. low to mid 60s downtown south san francisco, sausalito, upper 50s to low 60s beaches north bay. east bay shore mainly 60s, union city, castro valley, hercules. mid 80s excuse me mid to upper 70s, morgan hill, gilroy hollister. sweep of the rockies magic number now five, 12:45 first pitch, 62, sun, breezy, 65 by

the time the game ends. friday, saturday, warmer, two to six degrees cooler sunday before slow warming trend monday through wednesday. here's sue hall. thank you. how about turn, turn, turn there's a season for everything. maybe it works, a little. golden gate bridge southbound no problems into san francisco, a little roadwork over the waldo grade due to be picked up. bright lights overnight, distracting give yourself extra time past any construction zone like that toll plaza moving nicely no metering lights, no delays upper deck into san francisco. accident -- pardon me roadwork eastbound 4 at elevator ridge should be picked up in 10 minutes -- at loveridge should be picked up in 10 minutes. earlier accident over the eastbound 24 near 680 is now

out of lanes. here's roadwork i was talking about, northbound and southbound 101 over waldo many eastbound 24 past pleasant hill, traffic flowing nicely eastbound no delays in the westbound towards the caldecott. american airlines cutting hundreds of flights. american and american eagle cancelling 300 flights this week to cope with high number of sick calls from pilots the company has seen an increase in cancellations after new pay restrictions on pilots. earlier this week the company said it would cut its schedule by 2%. have you seen it is called the popnator? >> fully automated, voice-activated popcorn launching machine that is tiggered by the word "pop." pop! >> maybe not quite true.

it is a marketing cap pain for a popcorn company that did what creators hoped, it went vie the co-founders deemed up the gadget which fires popcorn but not by vase command, by remote control. catching the kernels required repeated takes for the video. >> not that much more advanced than just having your friend throw it towards you and you tried to catch it? >> a combination of that and maybe your tv remote. magic number down to five, panda first homerun in two months just in time, sports is next. unforgettable day for petaluma's little league all stars their time on the field with the san francisco giants. very important show for you that i hope you will watch. a senior at the university of virginia she was mured by her ex-boyfriend. now for the first time since her killer was sentenced, you

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welcome back. this afternoon the giants will go for the four-game sweep of the rockies and try to reduce their magic number which stands at five. last night sandoval hit three aren't homer bottom of the first, first since july 8th. cain pitched eight solid innings, 15th win of the season giants beat the rockies

7-1. a's got bad news when pitcher strain add oblique and had to leave the game, -- tigers beat the a's 6-2. a's third loss in a row drops them into the second wild card spot half game behind baltimore. giants fans have never been so happy to cheer for the green and yellow at -- >> celebrated, lucille jumping in with the petaluma little leaguers. >> yeah, that green and yellow. the petaluma little leaguers got to walk on the field and meet the players for some it is a field of dreams. >> being able to play on it, walk on it, amazing. i [ inaudible ] >> i think it is incredible. they are the definition of baseball, this is where it all starts where you have the fun. and they have some -- they had

really great games that were fun to watch. >> petaluma team came in third in the world and second in the country in last month's little league world series. the honors pile on. >> they did well, they deserve every accolade they get. breaking news in oakland, a child is among four shooting victims. terry mcsweeney has been talking to police he will have the latest coming up. one mistake at a gas station sets off a chain reaction that could have been catastrophic. live to the scene to see why it wasn't. the decision from washington that brings high speed rail closer to reality. good morning. cooler than average from near 60 coast, 60s bay 70s and a few 80s inland. most of us will have a lot of sun during the afternoon even out to the coast. 60s and 70s dominate most of the country, 80s around denver and salt lake, 92 dallas,

seattle and portland mid 70s. all major airports across the lower 48 on time. don't see yellow, no wide areas of severe weather expected. with the late arrival of clouds into the bay area, san francisco,es@p

>> announcer: abc7 news starts with live breaking news. good morning i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. that breaking news we first brought you at 4:30 back-to-back back shootings in oakland injured four people, one a sleeping boy. >> terry mcsweeney is live in oakland. you found out why the casualties could have been higher? >> reporter: it could have been far worse nine people sleeping in this house near 98th avenue and 880 not far from the airport. gun fire from outside rings out 1:00 this morning.

one person hit, 11-year-old boy. take a look at this house we are talking about. this is on macon road, 880 and 98th avenue we counted at least 15 bullet holes outside of that house one went through two walls an indoor and hit 11-year-old luis hernandez in the chest. the bullet was slowed by the walls and the door. the boy is expected to be okay. his family says when he was hit, he got up and started running around the house screaming and he said, i can't do this any more, meaning he was on the verge of collapsing. they tried to keep him on his feet. inside his two sisters, he has two uncles being, parents, two brothers, -- none hit, one sister, four months old. his brother francisco described what it was like in that house. >> out of nowhere i heard like loud noise like big fireworks, but it wasn't. i heard my uncle saying get

down. i got down i guess my brother didn't get down they were shooting inside my mom's room and they went through the door and it hit the wall where my brother was sleeping and he got shot on the chest. >> reporter: again, 11-year-old luis hernandez hit in the chest, but expected to be okay. picture of him from a few years ago. the family says, they do not believe in any way, shape or form that house was targeted that somebody was walking down the sidewalk or possibly driving by a car and opened fire on that house. again, at least 15 bullet holes went into that house, through walls, went into a variety of places but did not hit any of the other eight people sleeping there. the only one hit luis, in the chest and he is expected to be okay. live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 5:32 now.

insurance adjusters and repair crews will be the only ones using a martinez gas station today after it was damaged in an explosion and fire ignited by out of control car, all caught on video. amy hollyfield is live at that gas station with more. >> reporter: you've got to see this. check out what used to be a gas pump. you can barely recognize it now here at this gas station. people say it went up flames so fast and it was so scary. now take a look at this, the moment that it happened. it was captured on surveillance video, a car backing up to the pump and hit. the man who was working at the gas station said he heard a very loud kaboom. those who were up ing say it was terrifying. the fire not -- not only burned the station, also two cars that were trying to get gas. the owners of those cars took off running. our reporter alan wang caught

up with the driver who hit the pump. >> reporter: can you tell us what happened? >> accident, i don't know. >> reporter: did you lose control? was the car functioning properly? >> i don't know what happened. >> reporter: police later said that the driver told them that he accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake. police say it doesn't appear that alcohol was a factor. this happened at 5:30 in the afternoon yesterday in martinez on alhambra road. the good and amazing news is that no one was hurt. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning a veteran san jose firefighter is home from the hospital after suffering a heart attack while fighting a fire last month. 41-year-old frank ryan was released yesterday where he had been recovering since august 30th. he collapsed as fire crews were tackling a tough three alarm fire.

ryan was in critical condition and did not regain consciousness for five days. he received around the clock support from fellow firefighters who went to the hospital and raised money for his family members to fly to san jose. palo alto police added patrols and sent out uncover officers to search for a man they suspect of attacking three women. latest incident happened yesterday morning on palo alto park the woman was jogging when a man grabbed her from behind and tried to pull her down. police alerting visitors and have posted fliers. this is different in a sense it is more isolated, at a time of day where there aren't as many people around, very little possibility for witnesses to see what happened. >> they believe it is the same person who has committed two similar crimes in the past month groping women at the stanford shopping center and fulton street.

a mayor wants the city council to ask attorney general harris to investigate the death of a parolee shot by police. offered fired 30 shots killing mario romero and wounding his friend as they sat in their car. police say romero reached for a weapon. the shooting sparked several angry protests. california's ban on foie gras will remain in place for now. a group of restaurant owners and producers wanted a los angeles judge to lift the ban until the courts rule. but the judge refused. critics of the ban say it is too vague and interferes with interstate commerce. supporters argue the force-feeding of ducks and geese to enlarge lives is animal cruelty many series of i-team investigations led to the ban which went into effect last july 1st. california's planned high

speed rail cleared another hurd. construction on the 68 billion dollar project regulators say it meets guidelines. high speed rail authority hopes to break ground on the first 65 mile stretch next year. the 68 billion dollar project still faces legal challenges from central valley farmers. mountain view police advising residents and commuters tomorrow's bay area fly over of endeavour might cause a huge traffic jam -- [ inaudible ] we showed you it departing from houston, texas where the shuttle spent the night. it will spend tonight at edwards air force base before flying over parts of northern california tomorrow. coming up at 6:30, katie marzullo will have details on when and where you

can see it right here in the bay area. coming up right now, let's find out whether there will be hiccups in our weather, hopefully not. >> what do you have? >> a little more optimistic this morning that we will have not a really solid marine layer of clouds but a broken deck that we'll be able to see through. at 7:00 clouds hanging around some of the fog in the north bay as it rounds the bend and starts to head through the heart of the bay 8:00, , we'll start to see includes start to -- breaking up a little, i won't say the problem but the irony as it heads into the south bay by 10:00 always clear there that's when clouds start to clear up everywhere it just was it can whole off an hour or two, it will be nice those plans have been made well in advance so we'll two the west we can. right now novato has lowest visibility quarter of a mile be careful, high pressure dominating atler levels of the

atmosphere along with -- at lower levels of the atmosphere. we stay cool today, tomorrow and friday, a little warmer and more significant cooling trend for that first day of fall sunday. time for traffic. so far, so good. good morning. happy thursday. day before friday, looking forward to friday tomorrow. san jose 280 southbound -- northbound headlights headed northbound towards cupertino 17 overcrossing here, no problems in the santa cruz mountains in either direction of highway 17 in is from our vollmer camera highway 24 snaking towards the caldecott tunnel westbound everything is move , no issues. east shore freeway past golden gate fields, berkeley, macarthur haze, a little crowded, no significant problems as you make your way towards the maze. out of the central valley still good out of tracy

towards the altamont pass, 55 miles an hour headed to the dublin pleasanton area, less than 20 minutes for that drive. downtown san francisco delays, convention at mosconey center, dream force convention, howard street closed between third and fourth and the giants game at 12:45. a lot of traffic in the at&t mosconey park area south of market expect delays. 5:40. next, big changes for bart. the plans for expansion in the east bay and why the new plan is a little different from what commuters thought they were getting. dangling hundreds of feet in the air. the ride that turned into a frightening ordeal.

good morning. it may be call the windseeker they may want to change that name to the heart stopper. riders were stranded 300 feet up in the air for almost four hours yesterday. the park's tallest ride came to a sudden stop. engineers managed to lower the ride and get the 20 people off safely. this is the second time in 12 days that this ride has malfunctioned. did it undergo maintenance a few weeks ago knott's berry farm is trying to determine if that is what causing the problem. bart continuing to move forward with expansion proposal for new station in

livermore that many residents hoped would ease congestion on i-580. last night a public meeting was held to discuss the impact report for that station. the station will run five miles east of the current end of the line station in dublin officials estimate the extension could get 20,000 commuters off the roads on to bart but estimated the project would cost 1.2 billion dollars. in november, voters will have a chance to boost the odds of the plans staying on track. >> it is an expensive project. if measure b-1 is approved by alameda county voters this november, that would program 400 million dollars to the project. >> public comments will continue for several more weeks if the livermore extension is built, it will open 2020. next, look for more advertising mailers in your mailbox. bloomberg business report is straight ahead. mitt romney tries to put the 47% controversy behind

him. how the republican presidential candidate is trying to change the focus of his campaign. >> plus, san francisco police issue new warning about a lottery scam. the group police say are being targeted are is being targeted. >> what quarterback smith wore that got him

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check out temperatures across the state. you can see it is going to be rather warm in the central valley upper 80s to mid 90s palm springs warmest 106, eureka 59. sneak peek at the weekend tahoe going to be 80 tomorrow, 74 as we head into saturday and 69 into sunday. over towards yosemite, still going to be summer-like plenty of heat and the heat will remain through saturday with a chance of thunderstorms. 5:47. mitt romney returns to the bay area for a campaign fundraising visit tomorrow, private $50,000 per person event is set to take place at the strawberry hill estate hillsborough. in july he attended fundraisers. romney is trying to pivot his

campaign back to economic issues after the firestorm surrounding his private comments to wealthy donor that 47% of americans see themselves as victims. he addressed the comments last night in florida then quickly moved on to the economy. >> my campaign is about the 100% of america and i'm concerned i'm concern about the fact that over the past four years life has become harder for americans. >> president obama will be speaking to the same forum today in coral gables, florida romney moves on to sarasota the federal law that defines marriage as a union between a man and woman is likely to come before the u.s. supreme court before the end of this term that's the pin of justice ruth -- justice ruth bader ginsburg. she said the measure is likely to be considered by the core

this term. a judge in new york has already declared that law unconstitutional. nfl fined quarterback alex smith $15,000 then rescinded it. his offense? wearing a san francisco giants cap in a post-game news conference last season. the league says players are not allowed to wear nonnfl sponsor add parallel. in the -- the league resinned the fine and gave smith a warning. smith says he was just trying to show support for the giants. i'm wondering if there is someone there to tell him these things. i'm sure they have a rule book, you can't remember all those things. >> especially with all the playbook stuff in your head. if you wear a giants cap and it is against the rules is that a west coast offense?

>> you got sleep last night, good for you. what are you drinking there? >> i think we would like to put on the giants cap this afternoon certainly at at&t park. >> put on that winning cap too. going to be gorgeous day as we go for the sweep of the rockies this afternoon. looking down at sausalito towards san francisco you can see the clouds trying to come across the golden gate late arriving like yesterday. clouds are not completely filling up the coast, you are waking up to cooler conditions, more clear sky to look at. mid 40s santa rosa and napa, 49 redwood city everybody else in the low to mid 50s. monterey bay low to mid 50s.

cool breezes, sunshine today, temperatures well below average. chilly tonight, key being a few low clouds like this morning, i'm looking less and less likely we are going to see a lot of cloud cover more and more likely we'll see the shuttle tomorrow morning. warmest tomorrow into saturday. today temperatures five degrees cooler than average in livermore to 10 in redwood city. oakland average high 75 as warp as it gets the entire year you are supposed to be basking in warmth, not going to happen. upper 60s to low 70s most of the south bay 74 los gatos. could make it to 70 redwood city. with extra cloud cover along the coast, 60 half moon bay and sunset, low to mid 60s downtown, south san francisco and sauce lee to -- and sausalito. mainly mid to upper 60s east

bay shore, hercules, castro valley, union city, fremont could make a run to low to mid 70s. mid to upper 70s morgan hill, gilroy hollister. 60 monterey, carmel. magic number five every time we win and dodgers lose every time we win it drops by one every time the dodgers lose it drops by one, 12:45, a lot of sun, breezy, 65 the time the game ends at 3:45. bring your brooms, sunglasses and sunscreen. significant cooling trend sunday slowly moderate back closer to average monday through wednesday. good morning. live shot off the waldo grade on to the golden gate bridge, fog-free and traffic is light, no delays and no visibility

problems. no problems at the bay bridge toll, very minor wait for folks paying cash. otherwise, traffic is nice, nice drive on the upper deck into san francisco. slowing out of antioch as is typical toward hillcrest things pick up towards highway 242 in concord less than 10 minute drive. going to the giants game today golden gate ferry saying there will be several sold-out boats if you are not taking the specific giant boat to at&t park. 11:10, 11:40 towards san francisco and coming back could well sell-out. give yourself extra time if you can on the golden gate ferries today. 5:54. minutes ago the labor department released the latest report on new applications for jobless benefits. they dipped to 382,000, a level that economists say signals weak job hiring. >> here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. bankrupt american airlines

cancelling h1n1s of flights as it lays off mechanics in attempts to deal with maintenance delays. the airline coping with pilots calling out sick. postal service planning to deliver more junk mail. "the new york times" says post office is cutting deals with businesses and direct mail marketers and cities struggling to pay recycling and landfill costs way do you think america's favorite hamburger chain is? it is not mcdonald's. new survey says five guys the nation's favorite burger chain. in-n-out second. mcdonald's and burger close to the bottom taking into account the number of locations each chain has. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. 5:55 now. san francisco police want residents of the city's mission district to be aware of con artists who are

targeting spanish speaking women, detectives call it the latin lotto scam. thieves approach a woman claim they are unable to cash in a winning ticket so they ask the victim. also asking the victim give them cash and jewelry as collateral, in case she runs off with the winning ticket. >> suspects are specifically targeting immigrant victims from central or south america because they may not know the laws in california when it comes to lottery wings the suspects showed victims phony winning tickets, even clouded a phone number to verify they -- even included a phone number to verify they were winners. preparations underway for the emmy awards hosted by jimmy kimmel helped roll out the red carpet yesterday. he will be hosting for the first time he says the most

difficult is juggling emceeing duties while still hosting his own show. abc7 home to the emmys. red carpet action starting at 2:00, the wards start at 5. in case you miss -- the awards start at 5, in case you miss it, an encore will start at 8:00. next, oakland police are investigating overnight shooting one of the victims only 11-years-old. we are live with reaction from the young boy's family. >> later is, is your deck prepare weather the elements coming our way? michael finney with the