>> the driver is unharmed and cooperating with police. the damaged home is scheduled to be demolished next week there. is a manhunt as police search for a shooter tonight just before noon on keller avenue witnesses say a man in a brown car. the victim went over a ravine. sky 7 shows us where it landed. police aren't sure what led to that shooting. >> the call is that there are multiple gunshot wounds. we don't know. koit have been drug deal. we just don't know. it's too earlly to tell. >> the victim rushed to the hospital. his condition not known at this time its one year ago today that a gunman opened fire at that oikos university in oakland. today, flowers laid out in a memorial on campus. six students and staff member

were killed on april 2, 2012. two concerts are scheduled for saturday. a man who lost his wife says the pain is still fresh. >> it's hard. it was whant i planned for. i thought i was going to spend my life with herk she really makes me happen yeechl i'm trying to move on. you know? people want owe know how many i'm doing i'm still, my life is in shambles. you know? i'm trying to do the best that i can under the circumstances. >> the suspect, one goh charged with seven counts of murder but a court ruled he's incompetent to stand trial. >> a tough gun safety bill offered by a berkeley lawmaker pass aid key committee hearing today. the bill cracks down not on guns but ammunition nannette? >> well, this 49 gun control

related bills in the cue, a battle is just beginning. >> think about the newtown massacre. >> the deadly shooting is the motivation behind a rush of measures moving quickly through the california state legislature. the assemble bli public safety committee approved a bill for tighter ammunition controls in the state. that all buyers must present id. sales records transmitsed to california department of justice, notifying law enforcement of anyone purchase morgue than 3,000 rounds within five days. assembly bill 48 will ban conversion kits allowing guns to fire more bullet was out reloading. nancy skinner argues the state has similar restriction autos why is it easier now to buy bullets than to buy alcohol, cigarettes or sudafed?

>> the gun control lobby geared up to fight the proposals, members feel the skinner bill will prevent boy scouts from earning shooting merit badges because someone kels not provide the bullet autos i take my daughter firing range to teach her how to use our legally owned firearm z by handing her a magazine with ammunition in it i'm now in violation of the law. she's now in violation of the law. >> gun owners think the restricks will cause a greater demand for bullet chz have been hard to come by as chorus of gun control laws grew louder in aftermath of sandy hook. >> people aren't buying -- are buying it because they're concerned what the future will be. they've created a situation where more ammunition is being sold in california. >> it seems to me the very thing that makes a gun dead sli important. >> the ammunition bill heads to the appropriation committee

both sides courting moderate democrats who could swing either way on any of the measures. >> the man accused of driving his car into a walmart over the weekend faced a judge today but not for that crime. turns out he had a few run in was police recentry. abc 7 news is live in san jose with the scene of one of them. david? >> well, dan, this san jose police say zaied ran a car into a building here in san jose. this building. they say he's accused of being under the influence of drugs. double glass doors have been replaced but you can see the damage to the frame where police say zaeid drove a lexus

into the convenience store. the car knocked down counters and smashed into a case on the far wall. >> girls were telling me that they just heard a crash and just jumped over the counter. and that is all they d they just -- they were frightened. >> lucky they weren't hurt. next thing they knew, police were here. a guy was taken out of the rest room. and -- . >> was he hide something. >> yes. i guess so. >> the same car involved in a hit and run. officers said he behaved as though under the influence of drugs. a month later police were called to a house on lorelie avenue. police received a call perfect his cell phone someone was burglarizing the house. but instead of coop raigt he took off, leaving them on a foot chase, police said he appeared to be under the influence of drugs. neighbors said he had a history of erratic behavior.

>> looks like a normal guy. but many incidents his -- he's been running down the street, you know, intoxicated or on drugs. >> 93 pages of documents indicate he threw a chair through a window from n.a bar in october. the charges being consolidated into one case. zaeid appeared in court today but the case has been postponed for another week. however, he will be in court this coming thursday to face charges related to walmart case happening on sunday. he remains tonight in the santa clara county jail. >> two east bay men intrn charged with a double murder a ply foou months back. police say an 18-year-old conadvice fesed to being the gunman and identified an 18-year-old accomplice in this case. they were arrested in

connection of murders of a couple found shot to death in their home. their 4-year-old daughter was found unharmed. >> a young man received a 110 year prison sentence today. three teens died when a mazda plow nootd underside of a big rig. alameda county sheriff deputies suspected the driver in a series of robberies he was found guilty of second degree murder in december. sentenced today, the 25-year-old tested positive for alcohol and several other drugs after the crash. >> just released 911 recordings from a deadly northern california raceway crash reveal confusion about where crews should respond in moments after that horrible accident. george warren brings us audio tonight first on abc 7 news.

>> in a series of frantic mobile 911 calls, spectateors at marysville park describe horror of watching an out of control sprint car barreling into the pit area. >> this is bad. a young child got hit by a race car. >> they're on the way. okay? >> thank you. >> initially there is confusion among dispatchers regarding the location of the crash. they're not sure whether to send hem to mariville raceway park or river front park three miles away. >> we need help. hurry! >> ma'am, very to find out where you're at first, there are three locations, okay? you're in the park? correct? >> raceway park. one mile east of town. >> the sprint car driven by chase johnson lost control in the first turn. standing in pit area was a

68-year-old dale wandergem of grass valley and a young driver's cousin, 14-year-old marcus johnson. neither survived the crash. >> we need air lift here now. >> listen, are you with the child? >> yes. they're performing cpr now. >> perfect. we're on the way. we've gotten several call autos thank you. thank you. >> coming up you're going hear 911 calls from san francisco homeowners after a neighborhood water main break. it's a story we've been following for weeks and what is being done to fix the huge sink hole. >> also tonight addition of power balls to the california lottery line up. >> a new mom pays her hospital bills on time but bill collectors won't stop demanding payment. >> sunny skies and warm tomorrow but rainy, cool

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city workers rallying for pay rises -- raises tonight. you can see members marching outside city hall within the last hour. >> demonstrators want first pay raises in six years and say the city has the mb money to grant that request. the city council plans to discuss the budget at the meeting now underway. >> city officials trying to stream line process of rebuilding a west portal

neighborhood where a water main break broke in february. they've established an office there now. we're hearing 911 calls reporting that break. we are live with the story. heather? >> the first call came in at 2:34 a.m. the second from the same mother four minutes litter. -- later. >> what happened, ma'am? >> a pipe burst and our house is flooding. >> your house is flood something. >> i'm in the kidding we can't get our kids out. we're flooding! there is so much water bursting out of the street. >> street? >> yes. >> the wait felt like an eternity others felt there was no delay. >> i came down stairs at 2:30. the fire trucks were already

at the top of the 15th avenue and were at west portal and 15th avenue. >> the supervisor is concerned by eight minutes between first call and engines arriving. >> which is kind of slow. it's slow. >> it was a 16 inch water main that broke as a result, three homes are unsafe to live in and 20 more have varying degrees of damage. >> there is a break in the line on february 27th. that day... we realized that this was not a one-day issue. >> it will be months before the city repairs are done and months before engineers know if the red tagged homes can be saved. and then possibly months more of repairing and building for them.

with staff including the contractor. >> being sheer important. >> so the-to-clarify on the time, eight minutes from first call, but only six minutes from when fire was actually dispatched so what happened to those other two minutes? 911 says that the call takers spent them trying to calm down that caller. is six minutes okay? fire department says it's not unreasonable. some residents aren't sure and want the nir follow up. >> tiny wooden door april yeerg on a tree in golden gate park then disappeared will return. kids have been flock together concourse to see the door. it appeared last month, some speculate maybe elves or gnomes put it there. but visitors found no door. just a hole.

park officials took the door because it damaged the tree but officials said they'll put that door back, chalk one up for power of imagination. it gets drafty for nomz without a door. >> they need to close the door. >> absolutely. >> they're going take the weather next couple days. day. i'll give you a look at current conditions, sunny skies now mainly blue skies but low clouds at the coast keeping temperatures down but take a look at the highs inland today. highs 72 degrees in antioch and livermore. 75 gilroy today. 69 in san rafael. 58 near san francisco. 55 half moon bay. mainly clear skies but low clouds and readings 54 in san

francisco. 63 in san jose. on we go to live view from our high definition east bay hills camera. 62 degrees in santa rosa now. 66 in napa. fog along the coast tonight. warm inland tomorrow, highs climbing into upper 70s in spots but rainy, cool on thursday. so satellite image animating shows high pressure still in control of the weather. look at clouds headed our way. look at the frontal system. an interesting storm is approaching. this system brings us rain on thursday. we'll start at 7:00 tomorrow evening at which point clouds will be thickening already then later into evening rain arrives and rushes in.

we'll see wide spread rainfall featuring areas of moderate to heavy rain as well. so it will be a soaker thursday morning. then, the front swings through by 9:00 will be pushing out of the bay area but will be showers in areas of rainful we'll see rainfall totals in parts of the north bay up to six-tenths of an inch down in the south bay. pockets of low clouds and fog pushing inland across the bay. lows upper 40s tonight highs into the south bay into mid-70s. 73 in palo alto. mid-70s in and around san francisco. 65 degrees downtown. low 70s east bay highs around 70 or just above at union city. inland east bay, mid to upper

70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. raining cool thursday. highs low to mid-60s inland. friday, drying out but the weekend looks unsettled with a chance of showers developing by sunday. we'll keep you posted approaching the weekend. >> coming up next what is billed as a major announcement from tesla. >> they'll buy it back from you.

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hewlett-packard sufrdz a blow on wall street. warning the chances of a turn around may be overestimated. hp grappling with reduced demand and says a turn around will take a while. goldman says hp may not have hit bottom yet. tesla announced a financing plan almost like a lease. you buy the car then sell it back after three years and they guarantee the value will be comparable to a mercedes-benz s class. march was a good month for the auto industry. ford, chrysler and gm all reported increased sales.

nissan had it's best month ever. buyers are being lured to show loom room wlaz is good for the car business is good for wall street. nasdaq is up 16 and google shot up on reports that it may develop a mobile lap top that could run apps. >> musicians at san francisco symphony playing a different tune today after ending their three week old strike. so beautiful. they're back skbak walked off the job in pay averages mer than $140,000 a year, neither side is releasing specifics but directors say it does keep wages high. >> they retain their places among the top paid or chess

tras in the country this, is a shared desire that this happens. >> the agreement needs to be ratified. this weekend's concerts will go on as planned. >> stim head here tonight at 6:00 researching human brain. the president proposes spending millions of dollars to unlock the many mysteries it holds. >> a top new deal on gun control. does it go too far? >> and a milestone for solar power that is about to start paying off. stay

president obama unveiled $100 million initiative today that would be spent on researching the human brain. abc 7 news mark matthews sat down with the head of neurosurgery and with a man whose wife of 45 years is

suffering with a brain disease. mark is here now. >> joel panser is a brave guy who has been dealt a tough hand. dr. mitch berger spent his career trying to help people like panser, both tell me the president is proposing a big deal. the president says $100 million will help researchers find ways to treat and maybe prevent brain disease autos we study part cells smaller than an atom but have not unlocked the mystery of three pounds of matter that sits between our ears. >> dr. mitch berger says the challenge to scientists will lead to a better understanding how parts interaction yacht. >> so we know what areas work together in the normal function and then, when there is a disease like alzheimer's disease we can understand which piece of the puz jell not firing.

>> to illustrate, dr. berger shows me this picture of a brain showing me which areas are activated when the subject is asked what do you do with a ball. >> you think about hit and open your mouth say hit and hear the word hit it happens in a second or two when the brain is working right wh. not, joel panser can tell but that. >> my wife has no discretion. she can't read a menu or tell one noun from another. >> his wife of 45 years has dementia, taking away her ability to understand. >> she can't find where to put thing asks doesn't know the names of things anymore. >> for panser it's been a heart breaking two and a half years. he understands today's proposal from the president comes too late for his wife but thinks $100 million is a drop in the bucket. >> i don't know anyone. i can't imagine anyone who isn't touched from parents,

children, who haven't been touched by brain disease of one or the or another that. is why it's important. >> joel panser volunteers at the va on a traumatic brain injury research project. he says when you think about soldiers coming home with brain injuries the pro pole poesal is a good deal. >> in connecticut tonight more than three months after the newtown school massacre, lawmakers struck a deal for passage of some of the nation's toughest gun laws. including people who own high capacity magazines must now register them. parents say the new law doesn't go far enough. >> we ask ourselves every day, every minute, if those magazines held 10 rounds

forcing the shooter to reload six more times would our children be alive today? >> the national rifle association unveiled it's own proposal to train and arm staff members in every school in america. >> the president of an armed security in a school is a layer that just is as important as mental health component. if you have a mental health component wout other security, it's inadequate. >> american federation of teachers denounced the proposal as a cruel hoax that won't protect children. >> secretary of state john kerry responded to a north korea threat to restart a long dormant nuclear reactor. following that threat, kerry held a news conference. >> let me be clear here today. the united states will defend

and protect ourselves and our treaty ally, republic of core rea. the foreign minutis zper i think it's important to stay focused on our shared goal of a peaceful korean peninsula, free of nuclear weapons. >> un secretary general says he's worried about the recent provocative statement buzz there is no evidence they've been mobilizing troops or planning an attack. >> today a sollar convergence of sorts one as a pronouncement, the other a project. and both likely to change how, and where we live. >> to visit stanford university and hear students hammering nails may set a student to wondering. these students are engaged in manual labor. >> have you learned how to hammer a nail street

administrate snoo getting there. >> how many times have you hit your finger? >> quite a few. >> look what they've managed to build. what will be a 1500 square foot house. >> they want to you design and build a net zero home. you're producing more energy than you consume. >> they, being the department of energy. not only must they built an energy efficient house but one that can tear apart and rebuild for a contest oo. we're trying to show modulear home building could be more affordable and maintain the level after tractibility we've sneen a normal house. >> you sound like a brochure. >> we've done this a few times. >> it will produce 30 kilowatt hours of electricity every day. that form of energy has just

reached a symbolic milestone. >> from around this point it's going to be producing more than it's consuming. dr. michael dain dale zibs it as obscure milestone. they now support themselves in anything terms. >> it's like a business making a profit. >> make homes like this more viable for the future. it's a subtle moment with a click of a mouse and the banging of hammers. >> problem with energy is that it's not just a technical problem, it's a behavior problem. you can have smarter homes but what we want are smarter people. >> there is a new addition coming to the california lottery.

lottery game causing so much dreaming is coming to california next week. today, abc 7 news talked with players taking their power

ball numbers. >> thank you. >> here in san lorenzo, all signs point to power ball. >> what is so special? >> the jackpot, it's bigger. >> the lottery created frenzy is coming to california monday. >> yes. i'm ready for it. ready for it. i play here all the time. >> why here? >> they always hit here. >> this liquor store is covered in posters from five winning tickets sold here. this was the line outside where the megamillions was up last year. >> we're just glad it's not going start out at $500 million. come monday. >> i've won $1500 but... >> that is not bad. >> no. paid bills. >> for winning at power ball, do you have a strategy? >> no. waits luck of the draw. >> it is about luck of the draw. spokes say about two thirds of the tickets are randomly

generated quick picks and two thirds of big winners have been quick picks but how do you account for the sheer number of winning tickets? just about everyone has a theory. >> you're going to play here? >> of course? >> why. it's a retirement community that. is where it hits at. >> somehow, old folks win. >> but this professor says that is luck of the draw. >> just by chance because of the interesting nature of randomness some sforz will have more winning tickets than other autos one certainty is that schools are among winners. for odds you can win, orkin says they're almost identical to megamillion autos if you buy 50 megamillions or power ball you'll win once every 68,000 years. >> in san lorenzo, abc 7 news. >> so odds are really good. >> it's a gamble. >> fun when you win. >> true. >> coming up next a bay area couple came home from the

hospital with a brand new baby and a bill that they didn't owe. >> yes

a san francisco couple overjoyed when they brought home their first baby then they had to dweel a billing error. >> you brought them their first days of peace. >> yes. well, as much as you can have. this couple supposed to be enjoying their first year with their first child but were dogged about i a collection agency all over i mistake. one that drove this new mom to tears. anar hooper could not contain joy the day she gave birth to her daughter we're in love. we brought her home. >> anar and her husband found their lives focused on this bundled baby girl. >> it was such an amazing experience and bringing home our daughter. and who you love. >> she the say the care was

exemplary. six months later they received a bill. $993. >> i'm going to pay this online. >> she watched the payment go through that. is why this... was so baffling. >> a letter from collections. saying that i owd this money. and i remember being in shock. >> a collection agency claimed she never paid the hospital bill. anar figured a mistake. she faxed her statement proving she'd paid however the problem didn't go away. >> i get a very nasty phone message to call back. and i did. cpmc denied proof of payment. i need to pay the full amount right now. >> it made no sense. so anar provided more proof. still, the collection agency sent more demands. >> it's like not only wowe this amount, you now owe

interest. >> demands kept going she kept sending proof and little arianna was growing up, leshing to sit, then walk. feed herself. and talk. she turned 15 months old. >> calling me, sending me aggressive letter autos the stress was too much. >> i sat in a cube cell and i just started crying. >> i figured we, something had to stop. >> it did. >> she contacted 7 on your side. we contacted california pacific medical center. the hospital found the missing payment telling us when cpmc managements was alerted to the payment issue by 7 on your side we took steps to research and resolve this issue. our internal investigation revealed a compute error which led to the payment not being posted correctly. resulting in a referal to

collections. miss hooper is a valued patient and we regret the inconvenience that she's experienced the hospital refund that had $939 payment for the first time since the baby was born anar can have peace. >> there she goes! >> or... >> maybe not. >> thank you. i mean from the bottom of my heart. i cannot thank you enough. it's a huge weight lifted and i can get back to being a mom. >> she has nothing but praise for doctors and nurses. the hospital says our story prompted changes to prevent another mistake. i'd like to thank cpmc managers for finding payment and refunding the hooper's money that is where cooner and ellie were born. still doing a good job.

>> two lanes of highway 4 blocked this evening. >> you can see the mess there. the fire department is on the scene. people are, you've got police officers getting clean up crews to this area. >> yes. highway 84 near 880. let's turn your attention back to dry weather. >> yes. how long will this last? >> about another day. it's dry now. we have low clouds at the coast. so we'll have patches of fog overnight. tomorrow, state wide is lovely. here in the bay area, we'll see a warm afternoon with high temperatures into mid to upper 70s, here is the accu-weather forecast. it will be rainy and cool.

clearing out friday and saturday but there is another chance of showers sunday. now, be sthour follow us on twitter rain or shichblt weather information that you need ask can find useful at live doppler 7 hd. >> thank you.

good evening, when hugh jackson needed a quarterback he gambled and gave up a first and second round draft pick to get carson palmer in a trade. now, palmer traded to arizona today, raiders will get a conditional seventh round pick in return. they're swapping six rounders what set this into motion is palmer refusing to structure his contract. he'll take $8 million a year worth of cardinals and avoid what figures to be a lengthy rebuild prog ses. that leads to us matt flynn acquire frtd seahawks. flynn kind of a great mystery backing up j marcus russell at

lsu. yes, raider fans. he had good games off the bench. he lands in oakland hoping to prove he can start, and win. >> you're going to get a smart player. that is -- doesn't like to lose and i've been competitive no mat qlaer i'm playing. looking forward to getting this thing going and starting to win games. >> cheryl already a big matt flynn fan. former star namdi asemoua made pro bowl three times and was terrific. the niners need help in their secondary. nadi gets a one year deal

believed to be worth about $3 million. nhl trade deadline tomorrow, today, sharks will seventy-three draft picks. 30-year-old klo spent his career with men in teal scoring 101 goals, he's a top financial presence but... can't figure it out this, season struggled and has not scored a single goal this year. aaron gordon made his decision to play college ball at university of arizona. he is a beast. led to a title, one of the top five recruits in the country. louisville guard kevin wehr broke his right leg in an accident, released from the hospital. he underwent surgery. if cleared to flirks he is

expected to travel with the louisville cardinals to the final four in atlanta. there is shocking video out of rutgers university. the basketball coach, mike rice is seen a buzing players, rice shoved players threw basketballs at them, taunted them with gay slurs for this, rice was suspended for just three games. take a look. rutgers administration is facing pressure because people believe the fact he still has his job is amazing. we'll see what happens. >> that is unbelievable. i could not believe it yes. >> join me tonight on cable channel 13. on abc 7 news at 11:00 a strag stagering number of cars

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