investigating a second shooting insolving an officer in the last three days, police spokesman says officers were responding to a burglary when confronting two armed men. one had a knife, another had what appeared to be a gun. the man on the firearm shot by police in the shooter and officers litter determine that had gun was fake another one was armed with a real knife. yes. >> police say the wounded man had a history of home burglaries. wednesday, police shot and grazed a teenager on the jaw. determining the teen was innocent. >> also tonight a set back in the murder of an off duty paramedic. a witness is not as strong as they'd hoped. quinn boyer shot tuesday morning.

abc 7 news is live in police quarter was the investigation. >> latest is that police have leads but not a lot. so investigators are doing everything to find new leads, they're leaning on confidential informants on the streets looking for new witnesses and are hoping for luck was tests. dave keser lives in the neighborhood facing keller drive. just across the street where quinn boyer was shot tuesday. he says there have been a rash of violent home invasions in his community. there are some home invasions where he wr they injured owners and pistol whipped them, things like that. >> keller avenue feeds into interstate 580. >> you can get down the road and be on 580 that way or this way. >> residents believe the highway has become a

convenient route for predators. one theory is that boyer may have been the victim of a robbery attempt shot near the stop sign about noon, tuesday. the killers were in another car. you have it was a brazen act. >> we believe the suspect approached our skprim shot inside of the vehicle. >> the casings images will be entered into a national data base to see if there is a match with a cartridge from another crime. if so, police may be able to determine who fired the gun. police did find an elderly woman in the area, but says that witness was of little help. >> the witness there provided limited information and didn't get to see what happened before. it's limited. >> witness did tell police the

shooter may have fwhn a brown car. police have yet to splish a motive. investigators believe this was not a random act of violence. >> people are approaching people as traveling in cars or stopping them. we think this is isolated event. >> today, boyer's wife and family issued a statement saying in part quinn's passing leaves a gash in our hearts that will never heal wex ask for your support and prayers. well, police are hoping that a reward will jog someone's memory. crime stoppers offering $10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the shooter. vic lee abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you. >> happening now sheriff deputies and place are suspending the search for a man they call armed and dangerous. sky 7 was over wood acre as the search got underway this morning authorities looking for a suspected car thief

threatening to kill deputies when stopped in sonoma county. the driver managed to get away. police add the man is wanted on burglary and robbery charges in calistoga and santa cruz. san francisco police hoping they can figure out who stole a parked cab this morning but looking at dash cam video. this was stolen this morning. he ditched the cab near san francisco state university and ran away. >> developing news in san jose. police have an apartment complex surrounded as they look for a man who robbed a bank today. police say a man got away with an unknown amount of cash.

and officers tracked the robber to apartments. s.w.a.t. teams are still on the scene. >> a big day in san francisco. baseball is back tonight. >> and wayne freedman begin was the ballpark. wayne? >> four teams into a 162 game season. if you believe that, you've never seen opening day at at and t park. you've been there and lived it. in this sea, baseball is back. begin with a burger. >> how many will you sell today some. >> a lot it took bribery. >> i think they're ordering this from china. >> bring lots of money, too. did we mention how san francisco's metered parking around the stadium now tops out at $7 an hour?

>> is that is too much per hour, minimum wage is only $8 an hour, right sf. >> yes. parking is bear. pier 30-32 used to be a place to park now warriors putting they're rena there. all is bad news for the people in this car. >> we ran out of gas. >> you ran out of gas? >> as a good wife i'll say i ran out of gas. >> on this day, the one when hope springs eternal. >> we wanted to make the world go around, here. >> for keith, a guy most of us never meet. >> he's here. >> a guy who has in the missed a game in four years but might see every third pitch. >> i was here when matt cane had a perfect game.

a throw back to 2012. imagine buying a bleacher ticket and getting this as a seat. >> fantastic. >> another team, another season, more matters. >> i'm still going to tell you something. if you want to ride get in the freight elevator, it's those guys. they know the score at all times. >> so much fun. >> larry beil is here with more on the excitement and sell briting the past. >> it's fantastic. it's a great time. two world series titles.

this is a golden age of giants baseball. started the day to celebrate 2012 championships. this is creative. if you look at guys raising the flag, giants signed matt cane to a long term deal. they brought hunter pens back. they have a blend of talented kem story and one of the best pitching stars ever assembled here. most of the championship roster has returned. so you wonder is this the beginning of a mini dynasty like the yankees? we asked giant hall of famers if this team can repeat. >> good pitching and today, i

always say that the team with good pitching has a good opportunity to become a champion. >> just do the right thing. the right time. sometimes you think pitcher doesn't pitch well enough. and so this is a battle out there. >> and giants with their pitching beat st. louis this afternoon continuing to haunt cardinals. we'll have complete highlights and reaction from the giants home opening win later in sports. >> excitement continues tomorrow catcher buster posey will receive this trophy, then, sunday receiving their brand new championship rings. that game begins at 1:05.

>> a president apology a bit of back pedaling. plus free advice and help bay area homeowners are getting to stay in their homes. >> sprinkles from our north may move in. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> apple new head quarters are controversial. why does costing a billion dollars more than the new

president obama apologized to california's attorney general for remarks made during a bay area fund-raiser said you have to be careful to say she's brilliant and dedicated and she's tough then goes ton say she happens to be by far the best-looking attorney general in the country. well, today, the white house says the president called harris to apologize for the comment and distraction it's caused. >> he did not want to diminish the attorney general's professional accomplishments and i note that he called her in those same comments brilliant, dedicated and tough. >> this is video from a previous visit to san francisco. that is harris greeting him at the airport. the white house says the two are old friends and says the

president says women should not be judged by their appearance. >> the head of oakland schools has resigned, tony smith said he'll leave for family reasons and move to chicago. abc 7 news has more. through a let yes, tony smith explained his father-in-law is in poor health. they will move to chicago to be closer to the family. he told school board members last night. >> he is not leaving for another job and in fact, he has when moving there he has no job and lrb will be unemployed. >> during that time, he cut spending and managed to get rid of a $40 million deficit. he and the board came up with a plan to broaden the needs of oakland students by agd health centers at some schools. they call it a full service

community school district. many parents liked it i think besides just education, textbook, academic i think we should explore areas outside of the classroom. >> we're not looking for someone that wants to do a planning process over againful or take us down a different path. >> but like many superintendents his relationship with the teacher union was rocky. three years ago he recommended and the board voted to impose a contract on teachers. union members aren't surprised he resigned. according to american association of school administrators the average tenure of urban superintendents is just over three years. >> there is prush on -- pressure expectations are very hichl resources not as high as they could. >> wednesday, april 10th the board will discuss his resignation, the last day will be june 30th. in oakland abc 7 news.

>> this just in. it's friday. >> what does the weekend weather hold in store? >> breaks ever clouds and intervals of clouds and sun. and maybe a sprinkle or two here and there. there is moisture to the north that could produce sprinkles during evening hours of most of the rain that will move from northern part of california away from us. here is a live view from our camera. lots of clouds around. 55 degrees in san francisco. 63 in oakland san jose. in santa cruz another live view from our sutro camera. you can see low clouds moving in front of the camera there.

temperatures 61 in santa rosa. and these are the forecast features. we can expect cloudy conditions overnight. and spotty showers are possible again sunday. and let's take a look at game time conditions tomorrow. giants take on st. louis cardinals game time tomorrow afternoon. we'll have clouds around, possible sprinkle or two. it should be mainly dry for the game. a movement of systems over 12 hours, clouds pushing through. we're aware up to the north. the moisture could produce sprinkles tonight. and not rainfall expected tonight but there is an unsettled pattern out to sea.

and that means weekend picture is unsettled as well. we'll see lots of clouds around, then, early this week, band of showers moving through. that should taper off quickly. then, suntd morning another wave of weak showers and light scattered showers will move through. that will pass through quickly. and we should see a lot of sunshine. low temperatures low 50s and mild. then, tomorrow, look fr clouds around and threats of showers or two. we'll see highs into around 70s near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. drying out monday and will be breezy. we'll get a nice spring like warm up with high temperatures climbing into mid to upper 80s

inland. >> looks great. >> yes. >> thank you. >> still to come here tonight help for struggling homeowners and not too late for you. if you're in that boat. how you can get advice to keep from losing your home. >> skm

new at 6:00 officials say they'll continue safety measures they put in for the popular monthly event first fridays. the street fair will end at 9:00 instead of 10:00. public drinking of alcohol snot allowed within the foot print along telegraph avenue there will be a police presence, an 18-year-old student killed nearby as the event ended in february. >> san jose kicking off its version of first fridays tonight running do you know downtown along south 1, 2 and market streets. 20 businesses are participating in the walk that runs from 7 until 11 tonight. >> the santa clara county

transportation authority celebrated a oneor milestone to ak knowledge progress in the bart extension project. construction start aid year ago and completion is set for 2018. >> still to come on abc 7 news a controversial new apple head quarters is stirring up more controversy tonight. the massive costs that have gone over budget. >> ask a hand for a person needing whep a budget. a program to get mortgage back on track. it's available to you now. >> a ruling putting birth control in hands of teenagers with

apple's new head quarters is reportedly way over budget. about $2 billion over budget. this is an artist's rendition of the building that could now cost nearly $5 billion.

abc 7 news reporter thomas roman has the story. >> it's a lot of money and values are dropping at the moment. >> rob is a silicon valley tech analyst and says this proposed campus is a tribute to the company's late founder steve jobs. when unveiling plans, cost was slated at $3 billion now an article states costs may balance yoob yoon to $5 billion. the cost spread to encompass the old buildings and land. some now wonder if the new chief at apple will build it. >> i have doubts whether we'll see this building built but you're right this, is probably dwolg to be his physical will he legacy. >> others want to see the structure with rare wood furnishings go up as soon as possible.

saying jobs created would be a boon to silicon valley's construction industry. >> and the city of cupertino will benefit with people being there and keeping the jobs close to home. >> the campus has been delayed a year from proposed 2015 opening. business week speculate that had might be due to subcontractors being busy else wr. -- where. miller says there are 23,000 unemployed construction workers ready to get to work. is $5 billion high fr a building? no matter whose dream it is? >> they're probably less excited about this building at the moment. >> we tried contacting apple but no one returned our calls or e mails. >> an event in san francisco today drew hundreds of struggling homeowner was a promise of meeting their lenders face-to-face. why events like this are still in demand as the economy

recovers and why they're so effective. >> rachel tran is hanging on by her finger nails. it's no mystery why she's having trouble making house payments. >> i am a real estate broker. >> how much has the economy impacted your income? >> tremendously. like 50%. >> trance has been stuck in an adjustable rate mortgage since 2008, borrowing from family after wells fargo refused to modify her loan. that is why she came to this event. >> a lot of folks have tried and failed with their lender and didn't get anywhere z probably cannot get the deal they can get here. >> naca spokesman says biggest lebd qlernds are here and made agreements to lower interest rates for bowoer who's prove they cannot pay. the key is a binding agreement requiring banks to negotiate

with borrowers. how they got agreement kobz called unorthodox. this is video shot three years ago when marching on new york headquarters of chase bank. demonstrating on executive's front lawns. the goal? to be a nuisance until banks caved in. >> it's not easy wex fought in court and on the streets to get this deal. >> my house is underwater. the bank is not going to give me a lower rate. >> sonia has a good loan she cannot afford now that bad loans have dragged the economy down. >> current rate is 5.5%. >> naca says kit lower that rate. >> if you have documents, and your mortgage is unaffordable there is a great chance you can walk out of here with a lower rate. >> the mortgage relief event continues through tuesday it's at the san francisco marriott

marquis from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. >> mixed job news today. just as bay area company as announced it's hiring 100 employees. click on see it on tv. now, a lower unemployment rate and experts say that is a bit misleading. disappointing jobs numbers out today. the labor department reporting that while the unemployment rate in march did fall to 7.6% it's lowest level in four skbleerks sate improvement is misleading. >> half a million americans quit looking for jobs in march. they stopped looking so that is how you get the rate to look lower.

>> that is about half as many as previous six months. 24,000 jobs were eliminated in retail. >> retailers who couldn't bring kmdz with 20 degrees to 30 degrees below normal laid people off wex saw heavy layoffs in the building and garden supply industry. >> while white house released a statement attributing weak growth to sequester, economists say full impact of the budget cuts won't be reflected in the jobs numbers until next month. >> we've got head winds and going to need to see more to jobs to feel better about the economy any time soon. >> the dow jones and nasdaq losing at least 1% in early trading. >> tonight money matters

stocks closing down following the jobs report. the dow jones ended down 30 points. >> a judge felt a set back to a group of people. the plaintiffs claim the company formed an illegal cartel, today, the judge denied a request to have certify this as a class action lawsuit. layoffs at fiskar auto moat yaif announced plans to layoff three fourths of the workers. >> north korea continues to make threats tonight. and jay carney says administration would not be surprised if they launch a missile. not capable of reaching the mainland missiles could threaten allies as well as u.s. military bases in that

region. the pentagon has defenses in place to shoot down missiles. experts say doing so could play into the plan. >> there is no way to win this game with counter threats. they can outcrazy us. you have to be calm. >> despite the threat of a test launch u.s. official says they've seen no other indications of a large scale military action by the northernins -- north koreas. >> pope francis, the vatican said the pope urged the congren investigation to quote, act with determination, with regard to cases of sexual abuse. the statement cited measures promoted by benedict to protect minors, help victims of sexual violence and take action against perpetrators. >> still to come here on abc 7 news at 6:00 a controversial decision that will put morning after pill on store

a controversial decision a judge ruled girls 16 and younger no longer need a prescription for the morning after birth control pill. until now plan b has been kept behind the pharmacy counter as a safeguard. a decision in 2009 by kathleen sabilius requires girls 17 and younger to have a pefr skripgs. people can get quicker access to a very good method of preventing unintended pregnancy without having to go through unnecessary hoops. problem here in the united states is that these teams are going to be avoigd medical screenings by doctors so these stds and any increase stds a result of increased sexual behavior are going to go unidentified and untreated. >> the ruling will go into affect within 30 days opponents say they hope fda will appeal the decision.

fda says they're not commenting because it's an ongoing legal matter. >> californians appear to be getting healthier. marin count yes has the lowest death rate. san bernardino count yes, the highest. >> still to come tonight a bizarre theft in oakland. what was taken and the group says they won't let criminals get them down. >> hundreds of bridal gowns up for grabs. a huge sale more than just a sale. how it's going to help fight breast cancer. stay with us.

proof tonight some people will steal anything. in oakland someone walked off with banners urging people not to litter. really? this is surveillance video as it happened. abc 7 news is live in the diamond district with the story. nick? unbelievable. >> absolutely. you know volunteers behind keep diamond clean really work hard to stay on the lookout for lit skbrer don't take

kindly with banners being taken. >> it's like broken windows there. have you list broken windows, less trash, less crime. >> that is until the banners became a target. >> someone stole them. >> take a look at this video. >> it was disappointing knowing how much time went into this campaign. >> standouts and cameras caught everything from multiple angles. the driver stopping and then, this. >> they could see that they were clipped down. >> kathleen believes thieves had a plan. >> we're thinking they're going to use the back of the

banner. these are quality banners. >> but hopes this video and photos he snapped will help police find those responsible. >> i filed a police report yesterday. it's being turned over to investigators. looking forward to cite these individuals for petty theft. >> one of the reasons these tleets are so clean to keep it clean volunteers rebound litter from gutters and sidewalks every year. volunteers were clear. they want banners back. that is why they're hoping that the video and pictures they've taken and given to police will aid in this investigation. >> let's hope, thank you, nick. >> hundreds of wedding gowns

just went on sale at discounted prices this evening. it's part of the brides against breast cancer movement. proceeds from the sale benefit patients and families. organizers say the dress comes from brides and designer autos they're donated by brides that said yes to the dress. from designers and from bridal shops as well. >> the sale runs from 8:00 to 10:00 tonight. >> great deal. big changes come together popular competition this year, the world's wildest human powered air crafts. last year they held knit san francisco. that is not the case this year.

there will be competitions taking place in washington, d.c., and miami and dallas, none in san francisco. it happens on september 21. april politics now being accepted. so... head out to the garage. >> yes. yes. good luck. >> well, weather is just a little unsettled. >> yes. >> spencer christian is back with a forecast. >> it is. moisture around and there is a large mass of moisture along the coast. some may break off during evening hours. tomorrow, state wide looking at lts of clouds up north and maybe a sprinkle or two. there is highs 7 a3s in los angeles, here in the bay area, we may have some showers in the morning hours we're expecting cloudy and dry conditions into afternoon. high temperatures ranging from

low 60s up to 70s into mildest loks tomorrow. here is the accu-weather forecast. sunnying up, warming up next week. high temperatures mid-80s by mid week. be sthour follow us on twitter rain or shine for tweets, video forecasts, power outages and spare the air alerts. >> thank you. >> okay. >> it was a home opener. >> baseball back in the bay area. >> barry zito in the playoffs and he just continues to baffle the cardinals. as he did today. zeroes from z a live report

good evening, everybody. when you're a giants fan it doesn't get much better than the home opener. skpf a win with barry zito, again. great pregame festivities.

and six players raised the flag to its perch. a drive to the wall, snared by hunter pens. bottom four, bases loaded. only one of the game. four including holiday there. giants starters have gone 26 innings without giving up an earned run. there is a where we go live now to at ask t park. sporting the orange tie, good times at the ballpark today, collin. >> i would venture to say great times, larry. now, remember last time he faced st. louis? game five, of course they won that game.

he went 7 and two thirds. similar in another shutout dating back to last year. giants won 15 starts. >> baseball is unpredictable game. sometimes it's a grind. sometimes, you feel good but that doesn't dictate good runs -- results so today was a battle for me to keep consistency with pitches. and the difference maker was defense. >> we need to put up zeroes today. it's amazing run he's had. >> zito goes seven. i mean, it's just, giving more options for bocc. the bull pen is doing the job they need to do. >> ryan voguelsong on the hill

tomorrow for the giants. with inning streaks going. reporting live about w.all of the sea gulls collin rush abc 7 sports. >> beware sea gulls they do not come bearing gifts. thank you, collin. a's on the first trip of the road trip this season taking a look at houston astros. and this is the way you want to start a game. here it comes and... there it goes. coco chris leading off with a bang. the first home run of the season. right now a's leading houston. it's 1-0 they're in the 5th. raiders released maclaine. he was drafted eight over all in 2010. so this is no way they're

going to bring him back this year. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard skpli hardware. >> you've got the ring ceremony coming up, buster posey so it will be a celebration weekend for the orange and black. >> giants are right. they know how to put a product on the field. >> thank you larry. >> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up then, confusion or collusion? the crack down on drivers giving themselves discounts at the bridge toll plaza. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 vitamin d test. how do you know you're get whaigt says on the label? >> here is the prime time line up. back to back episodes. shark tank comes on at 9:00.

and join ama and me for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time as always, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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and here come the categories for you. we start off with... back to school. and in that last category, we will name a place for you -- a town, a city. keep in mind that that city has only one team in one of the major leagues -- nba, nhl, or nfl. only one. salvo, you start. world "s"ities for $200, please. salvo. what is saint petersburg? correct. world "s"ities for $400. salvo. what is sydney? that's an "s" city.

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