police say the teen wounded is 15 or 16 and the officers would soon learn neither teen shot nor his two friends were involved in the crime and someone had weapons jordan said that second call turned out false. homicide detectives have contacted the father of the victim to explain what happened. he says that he will engage in complete transparency to figure out the status of the he skprents what tlod that shooting. >> now to a crime on the increase throughout the bay area simple as diabolical. someone knocks on the door. if you don't answer you're next victim of a band of burglars breaking into homes. the crime was caught on camera. it's scary.

>> it could be dangerous, too. you don't know how burglars are going to react. now this is the community that was built around five or six years ago. residents tell me they've seen increased crime. one homeowner gave me video taken during an attempted burglary. take a look. security video shows a woman with an infant at front door. she knocks and rings a doorbell. the homeowner told abc 7 news a nanny is in the house but does not answer because the woman is a stranger. and one point she peers through the window to see if anyone is home. later two men appear in the back of the house after jumping a fence from the neighbor's yard. the video shows them trying to pry the sliding glass door from the tracks. they use a bar as well as a shovel to loosen the door.

but having no luck they dash off, apparently startled by the nanny. moments later one intruder taking his hat and shirt off jumps over the fence back into the yard, again. he left something important in his retreat. the homeowner says it looked like a store variety radio scanner. police spokesman albert morales. >> fortunate someone was home and was able to scare them, they left. >> he says it may have turned out different ily if they got into the house and confronted the nanny and child. >> a 14-year-old boy had been shot and killed here. >> aj strong is a board member of the homeowner association. he says there is not only bang activity but a rash of other crimes here in this development of over 100 homes. >> i don't know of a home is that doesn't have at least one car broken into.

>> in 2012 home burglaries in san jose increased 23% from previous year and numbers are still rising. >> increase this year has been 13% increase. >> the nanny in that incident called the homeowner. the owner then called 911 and police did respond immediately. we checked with other city asks it appears burglaries are on the rise elsewhere. vic lee abc 7 news. >> vick, thank you very much. another round of april showers swept across the bay area today, north bay caught the brunt of the storm. this video taken in marin county. a large tree fell near forestville this morning and took lines with it and blockedded highway several hours. we have live doppler 7 hd with us tonight. >> well not a lot is left at

this moment. you can see on this view we have scattered moisture and taking this shower activity the down pour is not the nature of conditions around the bay area. last night impressive fot totals last 24 hours over an inch approximately two thirds at and napa. over fairfield, a little rain has fallen and only about 15/100ths in those locations. and a chance of more light scattered showers. >> thank you so much. >> a woman lost in southern

california wilderness has been found. she was lg having trouble breathing when found just a half mile from where she parked her car. we're live with the story that has a happy ending. >> a lot of tired rescuers here but very happy, overjoyed workers. stated before noon today authorities say it took about 90 minutes to rescue her from the point where they first spotted her. we're told she was found close to where her friend was rescued last night about a half a mile from where they parked their car easter sunday. we talked with her rescuer who's say they're amazed that she survived. smiles say it all. >> it's amazing. it's really rewarding.

>> before noon, rescuers located kendall jack. a hiker heard the 18-year-old screaming for help. the brush so thick authorities say they could only hear her first but not see her. >> we're just talking and told her don't move. >> crews then directed a helicopter n the sheriff's deputy was lowered down to her. >> she was clinging to a ledge going in and out of consciousness, having difficulty breathing. >> jack has an injured arm and gone four days without food or water. >> she won't have made it longer, she's lucky. >> authorities say jack was found close to where searchers rescued her friend last night. family and friends got the

news about him before 8:00 last night. authorities say he was dehydrated. officials say the two located about half a mile from where they left her car in an area searched by hundreds over the past few days. authorities believe the thick brush helped hide them. >> yeah. yeah. a miracle. >> it's incredible. we're happy. >> also today an a reserve sheriff deputy suffered an injury and we're told he's in serious condition. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. >> a san jose man accused of crashing his car into a walmart and car wash is now facing atempted murder charges. david louie is live with the latest in this case.

>> the person crashed into a building and bailed out of jail. but this time, after a similar incident at that store on sunday, a judge denied him bail because he is facing two counts after tempted murd skbrer also charges of assault with a deadly weapon, hit, run, vandalism and reckless driving. >> the 33-year-old had to be prompted to stand before a judge. the district attorney says the actions before plowing his car through walmart showed premeditation and intent was to kill someone. >> seeing maneuvering within the parking lot. his entrance inspired to that. it stopped and go forward. >> this is new develop phone video seconds after the car

ran through. it was part of a police report released for the court appearance. the defense attorney says he hasn't reviewed the evidence. >> i'm suggesting they're off base. yes. >> 10 however, the direct attorney added two charges from three months ago when he accused of crashing into a car wash. police thought he had lost control of the car as he tried to drive off after striking another car. but now, he faces an attempted murder charge. the video shows two employees nearly struck as the car shoved merchandise shelves across the floor. he'll face a felony vandalism charge this, camera video and the recent crash prompted a vee view. >> we looked at evidence and

so in in this case, involves the incident. >> he will be back in court next wednesday to enter a plea if convicted he could be in prison for the rest of his life. >> thank you. >> still head here tonight the january crash of an oil tanker and the risky last minute maneuver that might now cost the pilot his job. >> has your crash been picked up? why the garbage collector could be on a sympathy strike. >> a cop jumps into action during a

pilot of the oil tanker that hit the bay bridge in january now faces a fight to keep his license. state panel that regulates bar pilots says the accident was a result of miz hiz misconduct and now, a judge will decide. >> the license had been suspended by the bar pilot association which is a private entity. today's move represents government action that could lead to his losing his license permanently. january 7th, the 40,000 pound oil tanker hit the bay bridge, side swiped a tower closer to the san francisco side and

caused fender damage. pilotting that day, captain guy clees, today the board decided to pursue suspension of the license after its own investigation into his actions. >> these actions provide a pattern showing he did not use ordinary care as an expert in his profession when directing movement. and we believe there was misconduct. >> the report says he lost the situational wareness and he was complacent. and changed his planned course through a narrow gap in poor visibility and strong currents, radar map records were played at the hearing.

>> lawyers say he acted appropriately. >> the standard is not perfection but reasonable care of a skilled pilot and a pilot should not be judged by 2020 hind sight. >> it's not a monday mondaying -- morning quarterback. >> lawyers say they look forward to presenting their evidence in court. >> thank you. >> a pinole police officer is back after playing the role of hero on vacation. video shows a woman attack a security guard at honolulu international airport. corporal justin rogers kicks his -- instincts just kick in. watch. he jumps out of line, took down the tacker and handcuffed her, he got back in line just in time to make his flight.

>> and he didn't waist a second. >> did you see him notifying another cop. >> and our weather okay. we have a break in the rain right now. >> yes. just scattered showers and sprinkles around the bay area, we don't have much left from the system pushing through this morning. that is sprinkles that seem stubborn showers. here is a live view from our western sky looks dark, and gray and dreary. temperatures at this hour 58 degrees in san francisco. and another live view from our golden gate bridge camera. some clouds have windshield wipers on. you can see it's looking gray and dreary as well.

62 in fairfield and livermore, 69 in los gatos. tomorrow afternoon, giants will be playing. cloudy overnight. scotty showers possible. mostly cloudy tomorrow and unsettled weather throughout the weekend now rkts go to at and t park, let's do that. giants play against cardinals, temperatures about 60 degrees and there is a chance of scattered sprinkles. a movement of the frontal system bringing us a significant amount of rainfall. behind the front a nice break and there is a will he level flow of clouds and moisture coming up from our southwest producing a continued chance of spotty drizzle overnight. this weekend active systems

from the storm track make their way into the bay area. we should be mainly dry. tonight throughout the bayday tomorrow, maybe a spot or two of showers. another break then another wave of showers and rain sunday morning. so weekend won't be a wash out there will be periods of rain both days. overnight tonight clouz, low temperatures into low 50s and tomorrow, lots of clouds breaks of sunshine. still a chance of widely scattered showers most of us will not see showers tomorrow, highs mid to upper 60s and here is the accu-weather forecast. unsettled conditions over the weekend. periods of weather clearing out and drying up next week. and high temperatures at or above 80 degree autos coming

up next rising cost of california high speed rail. >> another expenditure for a

if you ever need to see more stop signs and traffic lights in san francisco this

year there have been six pedestrian fatalities on san francisco streets. one problem area is along slot avenue. supervisor yee represents that area ask officials sate lack of stop signs contributes to pedestrian death autos collisions occur ask are more likely to result in a fatal one if they're traveling at speeds not as likely in an area of the city that is more dense. >> the city is looking at implementing turn restrictions on cars and giving pedestrians more time to get across the street. >> more money is being shelled out for california high speed rail. the project hasn't broken ground. california high speed rail authority extended contracts of two consumting firms for $50 million.

the taxpayer groups are livid. >> seems very ironic they're having to spend tens of millions of dollars to have to hire consultants for the purpose of getting over bureaucratic hurdle autos it's an approved expense within the budget. >> the rail authority says it's still on budget. >> all right there is more still to come tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. why your trash hasn't been picked up today. what is behind the sympathy strike. >> and president leaves town with a parting shot on gun control. >> thinking about taking a cruise this summer? listen about what michael

sanitation worker strike in ohio is preventing garbage pick ups tonight that. as picket lines went up here in a sympathy strike that is hitting all strike is expected to be short and thomas roman joins us live from fremont tonight. >> now packed trash cans like these here may become common place in cities for next couple days or as long as a week. a strike against a company largely owned by gill gates sk honored here in the bay area. >> jersey joes opened here four days ago. if it doesn't open by friday it will probably sit another week. >> smell then getting into

birds and raccoons and everybody, everybody gets involved. >> he's also concerned about possible health has skbrard he's not alone. harold's trash bins were not picked up. >> it's just a hazard. >> first cles to 400 local teamsters have walked out. >> serving a local union in ohio. newport 377. they extended through this area and many other areas across the country. >> team sisters are also asking bill gates to support the bid for a new contract. dozens of trucks are sitting idle in lots like this and

services customers in cities including fremont and half moon bay. here, teamsters set up a picket line on highway 92. evan is the district manager. >> it creates a service disruption and delay we're doing what we can to mitigate the issue on must service customers, hospitals's large accounts. >> teamsters say the strikes may only last a couple day asks waste management companies say as soon as they go down, they'll start picking up all of the trash. in fremont abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> president obama boarded air force one and departed from san francisco international airport having raised more than $3 million for candidates

at four high-priced bay area events. the president made no public appearances but the motorcade was visible as it carried him and from intercontinental hotel where he spent the night. mark matthews has been covering the president on this trip and is live in atherton tonight. >> hey, dan. we're outside of the home of john and marcia goldman. today, there were two fund-raisers for dnc the president attended today. first was a brunch for 40 people, each willing to pay $32,000. the moltor kaid sped through this morning. a smattering held up signs opposing the project that would bring oil from canada to

the gulf coast. 300 people paid between a thousand dollars and $32,000 to attend the lunch ai know this is a wealthy community but not all of us are wealthy. and i came in at the lowest level. >> we should skt wealthyest americans to pay a little bit more. >> the g.o.p. put out this video characterizing the visit as a trip to billionaire row. video says the president is being a hypocrite for cozying up to the rich and raising taxes. which brought this response. >> i want them to raise my taxes. very no problem with it. >> jen was joined by jeb williams. >> i think that will raise taxes my taxes.

>> we're happy to come to give extra. so that is not a big problem for folks here. >> several attending the lunch told me they wanted to voice opposition to the pipeline. i asked the congressman did it come up? >> no. not at all. >> what did he he say? >> talking about making sure we have help from the next couple years. >> the congressman told me the president talked about citizenship in this quote told the crowd the country is not as divided and and only way to break through this gridlock is when voices are heard. as the president helicopter flew over air force one, los gatos resident said the citizenship message resonated with her. >> it seems to have been something that just embedded in his heart.

>> so the president is back in washington, d.c.. the party has cash. and when do we expect him back here? well, organizers tell me they're planning events for june just three months away. reporting from atherton abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> connecticut governor has newt law some of the country's strongest gun restrictions. this after the sandy hook shooting that measure adds 100 firearms to the assault weapons ban and outlaws the sale of large-capacity ammunition magazines. some aspects take affect immediately including background checks for firearm sales. >> a passing to note tonight. the man known for bringing thumbs up or down to the movies has died. roger ebert passed away today just days after announcing he

was undergoing treatments for recurring cancer. his career spanned four decades, the first movie reviewer to get the pulitzer prize for criticism. fans remembered him today leaving flowers on his star on the walk of fame. president obama saying amid his own battle was cancer he was productive and resilient. the movies won't be the same without roger. they surely will not. stay with us. more still to come.

here on abc 7 news we've reported on cruise ship mishaps over the past few month autos we have. so with summer cruise season ready to kick off, how is the industry doing? >> cruises have been growing in popularity for years. we wanted to know is that true? or have problems caused consumers to look elsewhere for vacations? if they have, does that mean there is a deal for you?. >> it's hard to forget these pictures of the carnival triumph or conditions passengers were forced to

endure. in this home video caught the panic. >> people started loading into life spots, people were pushing. >> editor and chief of cruise critic.com. >> the industry has to be more sensitive to concerns of travelers will have about cruising again. >> the owner of moraga travel. residents in particular are notting forroing cruise vacations and companies aren't offering spectacular deals. >> are there bargains out there? >> there is not. surprisingly. you'd think they'd come out with carnival another go, come and sail with us. but we haven't seen seen any dip autos she says other

companies aren't offering discounts either. >> they haven't felt the need. bookings are still there. >> and still there could be discounts later. >> down the road you may see impact there. >> and i would not hold my breath but the season remains strong and it's looking like it might. >> where are they? >> thank you michael. >> sure. >> coming up leave to it facebook

all eyes on facebook head quarters this morning as the company announced where it's headed on mobile phones. the social network ceo took the stage. >> as mark zuckerberg addressed a roomful of

reporters he wopd a joke. >> we're going to talk about that facebook phone. >> he says they're not building a phone. they're turning your phone inside out. >> today, our phones are designed around apps. not people so. we want to flip that around. >> facebook calls it home. a set of apps replacing the home screen on an disdroid phones. the product designer showed whus you turn it on, your facebook news feed is right there. >> you can watch, if you want more, you can swipe. >> it's different than fatesbook's regular apps. >> if you took a glossy coffee table book and slammed it down on dry computer science man yule autos facebook tucked apps away in a drawer. >> it's quick to get to apps. >> but they left one thing on the surface, messaging. >> we came up with an idea.

>> little head shots of your friend can hover on the phone screen, you can chat without having to switch apps. >> anything that changes how people are interacting on the phone and how people think of facebook. it's not just an app anymore. >> for reporters there aren't too many surprises. details were leaked out ahead of time. >> it's lines up with the rumors. >> the tech crunch writer was surprise they had saved this until the end. the head of htc unveiled a $99 phone, the first to come with facebook home preinstalled. employees have been playing witness and clearly like it. >> when we've been using it internally we've become, i feel, better friends. >> tonight money matters a huge new stimulus for global economy. japanese stock shot up when the bank of japan said it

would put an extra $1.4 trillion into circulation. in japan. it's a gamble but should have the affect of making japanese imports less costly here in the united states. wall street reacted favorably. the dow rose 55 points todz. nasdaq added six but google stock fell below $800 after a drop of $11 a share, best guy stock gained in value when the company announced plans to set aside space in stores for samsung products. they're going to open next week. it's seen as a vote of confidence in big box retailing. interesting. >> if you're having trouble meeting your mortgage help is on the way. tomorrow, the nonprofit neighborhood association corporation of america known as naca brings it's mortgage relief program back to the bay area. you'll get free help in dealing with your lender, many have been able to lower payments by average of $500 to

$1,000 a month. the event scheduled for tomorrow through tuesday from 8:00 to 6:00 at marriott on 4th street in san francisco. >> perhaps you or someone you know can be helped by that. let's talk about the weather. rain moved on. >> that is right. >> we have a couple sprinkles left as you can see. they're confined to the north bay. but we'll see the pattern continuing tonight as pockets of moisture move in and push across higher terrain near parts of sonoma and mendocino counties. on we go to tomorrow's conditions remain wet around eureka. it will be dry and sunny in the southern part of the state. we'll see cloudy skies tomorrow, breaks of sun, just a slight chance of showers highs will be into mid to upper 60s. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll be drying out for much of the day tomorrow and

unsettled pattern will bring us periods of rain and sun into the weekend. be sthour follow us on twitter for tweets, forecasts and spare the air alerts at live doppler 7 hd, of course. >> thank you. >>. in sports tonight grooming tip autos yes. >> not you. >> well, fear the beard we don't have ht a lot of facial hair on the set. couldn't play for yankees with that. fear the beard a's sti. a message for fans that think he needs

good evening, a's outfielder josh redic wants everybody to know its his face, he'll do what he wants with it. he's keeping that beard as long as he keeps homering nobody is going to mind. as playing today, bare handed catch for the big guy there. nice going. bottom of the first josh redic

started the season 0-10 prompting players to call on him to shave immediately there. is the first hit. what a start for seattle. michael moore on pace for 162. a's still leading 3-2. a's answer power with power. yoennis, his second of the year as a's win and split the series now head to houston with a three-game set with the astro autos it's huge. we knew we're a good team. just didn't show it but didn't wake up until yesterday. so it's good to see that kinld of production under your line up. and it's fun to go out there and now you're going to go out there. >> why not us? the cal womens basketball team

reached final four, facing louisville sunday receiving a warm send off today. and nobody suspected a louisville-cal match up. >> yukon and notre dame have been tried and true and have been are there. soy think it's neat but i feel like we're going to have a good game in the first game with a lot of exciting players and there is great basketball around the country. >> ed rush resigned as pack 12 head of officials and made a joke about offering $5,000 cash to officials calling a fall against arizona sean miller, can't do that. and heat is on at auburn,

coaches also reportedly paid players and covered up positive drug tests so players could remain on the team. auburn was investigated in 2011 for possible recruiting violations but at the time no sanctions were handed down. let's see what happens as a result of this. on to golf masters begin was the first major of the year. it's in the 90s, golf, weather together. 15-year-old amateur is just four back. three-way tie aboard the leader board. funny moments during first round of the valero open. hiz he's going purpose pump the ball out of frustration here, or try to. he missed. he had the punt blocked.

then, just gets this thing, yeah. i don't want that. and this abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply and hardware. >> it doesn't look as cool. >> in the really. no. >> masters is going to be exciting next week. >> yes. >> and thank you, larry. >> join me tonight on cable channel 13. coming up then, exercising and your health ch. is better for health? running or walk something. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 the bay area city that never sleeps. the new rule that will allow businesses to stay open all night long. >> here is the prime time line up. it starts with wife swap at 8:00 followed by gray's at nine then scandal at 10:00. ama and i will be back with late news at 11:00. >> we will be. >> that is it for this edition

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