>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is the san jose police arrest two juvenile following this destructive accident after a car rammed into a san jose home, injures a hour and her daughter the result of teens engaging in illegal and potentially deadly street racing. good morning, police just wrapped up a news conference saying that juveniles remain arrested for reckless driving and high speed. neighbors say this is just the latest incident. this crash happened on lee avenue around the corner from lee high school. abc7 news reporter amy

hollyfield is at the scene in west san jose. amy? >> news comes as a relief to people who live here. they want something done. a woman told us she has seen the drivers before speeding and driving out of space control. neighbors are devastating this happened, of course. there are some flowers a woman just left for the family for when they are able to return to the home. devastated here, yes, but they say they are not surprised. >> people living on or near lee avenue in san jose say it was a matter of "when" a terrible accident would happen here. we have eastbound drag racing. they have been doing doughnuts here in the intersection if years. >> a mother is in critical condition after being hit in her car while standing in her kitchen. her nine-year-old daughter was also hit and was also taken to the hospital. witnesses say they believe two cars were racing yesterday afternoon when they crashed. one in the yard, the other in

the home. police say two juveniles. arrested for reckless driving and driving at a high speed. they were released to their parents. the wreck happened down the secret from lee high school. >> they should put a light here and major speed bumps because the kids come out of high school at 2:00 or 2:30 and they have this energy and they take it on the street when they get out with this main drag. >> he has lived here 53 years and says this is not a new problem. he can remember meetings 20 years ago about trying to stop the speeding. >> we have had problems all the time. >> what are they doing? >> a race way. >> the fire department boarded up the home this morning and neighbors keep stopping by. shaking their heads and hoping that the family will recover and that something will be done. >> hopefully it will rattle the san jose people that make the

decisions because there is too much information here that it has been going on for too long. >> checking my phone to see if e-mails have arrived. the school district is planning to put out a statement any minute now and they say i might have it by this broadcast, to comment on the speed issues here concerns, and, also, the juveniles. we are waiting on that and we checked with the city of san jose to ask them why there aren't speed bumps or a light. they trying to track down the information and they are hunting through their employees trying to learn about the history of the street so that part of the story is developing and we are still work it for you. stay with abc7 news as we continue to track this story. reporting from san jose for abc7 news. >> thank you. san jose announced officers working under a new policing model aiming to curb the rising homicide rate by going after gangs and improving department morale. the initiative was introduced by

the new chief and lays out a plan to keep police officers from leaving by providing incentives to stay. the plan calls for a new neighborhood watch strategy that allows residents to connect unisonal media with police and with each other. >> breaking news in the boston marathon bombings investigation, new information that the suspects were also planning an attack on new york city. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the latest from the newsroom. >> in new york city the mayor and the police commissioner are in the middle of a news conference, they have wrapped up their remarks and faking questions, talking about the breaking development. officials telling abc7 news that the brothers planned to drive to new york on thursday to explode the remaining bomb. congressman peter king of new york tells cnn the target was times square. it did not happen. they say that is because the owner of the vehicle they carjacks on thursday managed to escape. we have learned that the

surviving suspect has stopped talking with investigators. he now is exercising his right to remain silent as authorities are preparing to move him from the hospital to a jail with an infirmary. ♪ america >> this is video of the ceremony where dzhokhar tsarnaev swore allegiance to the united states becoming a citizen last year on 9/11, seven months later authorities want to know what head him and his brother tack land to plant bombs at the boston marathon. their mother is afraid to come to the united states because she has an outstanding warrant for shoplifting and suggests it was stageed. >> the marathon was something like a really big place, this is paint rather than blood. >> very real investigation is moving forward. the f.b.i. is searching a landfill in massachusetts, agents are looking for discarded

packaging or homemade bombs that may have been used in a test overnight. agents discovered a stamp of fireworks which had been emptied of gunpowder in a used clothing bin. >> like a big firecracker. >> officials believe tamerlan purchased these to make the explosives. the trip to russia continues to be the focus of intense debate. federal agencies are at odds whether he slipped through the cracks. >> i have not seen an indication this was a failure to share information with the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing. >> russian president putin is saying this bombing should spur close are security cooperation between now and washington, dc and also that it proves the west was wrong in supporting militants in chechnya. >> this morning, new information that shows the ongoing civil war in syria has escalated to new level. the u.s. believes the syrian regime is likely used chemical

weapons against its own people but they do not believe the use of the chemical sarin gas was widespread and u.s. officials are waiting for more proof that president assad ordered the use before intervening. president obama has called the use of chemical weapons by the regime a game changer in whether the united states takes action. >> we expect to learn more today about a series of overnight raids by the f.b.i. and police in several east bay cities. the crime sweep wrapped up at second a.m. and police served 16 search warrants, 13 in oakland. f.b.i. agents carried assault rifles entering the city tower apartment building and recovers guns and weapons and there were drugs in hayward and antioch. >> a $10,000 reward is offered in the shooting death of a young mother who may have been killed in front of her toddler. it happened in north oakland at

8:45 blocks from children's hot. there is a small memorial made up of teddy bears at the crime scene, the victim was 21 years old from san leandro. her child was present when police arrived and they have some information on the suspect but they have not released it publicly. this is the city's 31st homicide of the year. >> this afternoon, two sisters accused of abusing children at a daycare center are set to make the first court appearance. the 35-year-old and the 33-year-old face three counts each of felony child abuse and neglect. the children are under one years. police say they uncovered evidence of dangerous swaddleing methods at the universal preschool including being bound so fightly they could not move or breathe. the women are being held in the alameda county jail. >> we are getting our first look at big machine that will tunnel under san francisco for the new central subway project and it

will run from the caltrain station at 4th and giant to china town and we will look at the massive machine. >> the first two pieces of this giant boring machine have just arrived here. this will be a staging area until it is lowered into the ground where it will be assembled into one of the largest drills to create a subway tunnel. >> i had to go back to get it all here on the screen. >> frank came from san jose with his camera to get a shot of this, sections of a giant boring machine which will create san francisco's newest underground subway line. >> it is out of this world. the size, the huge machine used to make the tunnels, all this new stuff, amazing. >> when it is constructed, this giant drill will be 300' long,

big enough to create the central subway, a tunnel 1.5 mime long to north beach. >> this piece is 120 tons. >> when it is all put together what is the weight? >> i believe it is around 400 tons. >> it takes a big crane like this to lower something that massive into the ground. this is the starting point for the excavation, better known as the "launch box." >> i have seen this stuff on tv and history channel about these machines but now it is something to see in person. >> a business across the street from where the huge machine is being delivered, a slight inconvenience to customers but nothing compared to the rumble of excavation that happened last month. >> three days of the building shaking and it was really bad. everyone was complaining at the time. now we can take anything. now is the interesting part to

see this big machine. >> we are back with a lot of prep work being done. part of the boring devis which does all of the work is called the cutterhead and arrives tonight from the port. this machine was manufactured this china. when it is running in a month it can dig 40' a day. the job will take six years. it will cost $1.6 billion. still ahead, an emotional dedication filled with tears and laughter. >> there was a time in my life when i wasn't likely to be found at a library. >> once in a lifetime event this morning that brought together all five living u.s. presidents. >> also, a series of powerful barge explosions caught on video.

>> when challenges come before us i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god bless. former president george w. bush breaks down in tear dedicating the new presidential library and praised by president obama for his strength and resolve after the help help -- 9/11 terrorist attacks on america. >> president george w. public.

>> four years after leashing office, he is celebrating the dedication of the library and museum, amid a crowd of 10,000 at texas smu credit. >> whatever challenges come before you, i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god mess. >> in a rare moment, all five living presidents push partisan politics aside to on the 43rd president including the 44th, president obama. >> mr. president, for your service, for your courage, for your sense of humor, and most of all if your -- for your love of country thank you from all the citizens of the united states of america, god bless you and god bless these united states. >> before the ceremony in the first exclusive interview with abc7 news, president bush described the 250 million center that looks back on his life and career including many times from 9/11 to the wars in afghanistan and iraq where the museum points out there were no weapons of mass destruction.

>> as far as i'm concerned, debate is over the i did what i did. historians will ultimately judge the decisions. >> he wants museum goers to face the same tough choices with deadlines and ticking clocks. laura bush helped design the complex with many statues on display including of father and son. >> it was amazing upclose and a touching moment for a lot people when george b. bush choked up on stage. the celebrations will continue tonight and the museum will open to the public on may 1. reporting in dallas for abc7 news. >> you have had a lot presidential power there, is this sparked any rumblings of the 2016 elections? >> definitely. the minute we heard george w. bush yesterday talk about jeb

bush running in 2016 he wants him to run but it is up to him. you had him and, also, hillary clinton, and there is always the rumblings, will she run in 2016 and we saw familiar faces and it spark add lot of talk. >> thank you, we appreciate thek

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we have breaking news in san mateo county, sky 7 is over the end of a police chase on northbound 280 in redwood city. you can see a tow truck hooking up to the car that c.h.p. chased. deputies spots add stolen car that might have been used for burglaries in santa cruz county when they tried to pull over and the driver took off. they pulled over on the shoulder of 280 and a man and woman are being questioned right new. the interstate was never shut down during the chase. new details into not one, not

two, but seven explosions in mobile, alabama, the coast guard now says the explosions were likely sparked as two of the dock barges were being cleaned and three workers are in critical condition. the crews had to let the huge fires burn out and the explosions forced the evacuation of workers on the troubled carnival triumph cruiseship which was parked near for repairs since it broke down in february. >> much calmer or all fronts, right? >> absolutely. it will be calm other than the winds that have brought in the change in the weather we have been dealing with. we will show you what is going on with live doppler 7 hd, if you were stuck in the clouds you had a few drips otherwise the radar has been pretty dry. these are not the right type of clouds to bring us rain. now, the visibility, it is all cloud cover, but right about the san mateo bridge you can see it is the clearing line and it goes right out to about half moon bay

so, north of that, all the way up to santa rosa we have plenty of cloud cover and we talked about how it would take to 2:00 or 3:00 to finally clear that. it seems to be we are on that time schedule. where we have had the sunshine, fairfield, and antioch and livermore, from hayward south we are in the low-to-mid 60's to near 70 in los gatos and 55 in san francisco and you can see the areas that still have cloud cover, same thing at half moon bay and santa rosa and 57 in novato and napa, not too bad no matter where you are going at lunch. now, the forecast cycle, clouds will link el today and that aids the cooling, and today is the coolest day, with clouds and come and wake up to the same conditions tomorrow. through the weekend, the air mass will modify and the marine clouds will go away and that will aid in the warming. the cloud cover, you can see it at 11:00, headed to the 2:00 or 3:00 timeframe, it clears out and it stays at the coast.

in the monterey bay it is gorgeous with tons of nshine and you know how beautiful it is down there. temperatures specifically, we will head down to the santa clara role at 68 in san jose, and warm in los gatos and gilroy and morgan hill and you will reach 70 and 70 in los altos and then we move down northbound on the peninsula down to 63 by millbrae. it will be a brisk day with temperatures in the mid-50's and upper 50's downtown and near 60 in sausalito and from 62 in petaluma to 68 to napa and mid-50's at your beaches, also, and we will start at 59 in richmond and the same as on the peninsula headed south you game ten degrees, 68 today in fremont. we have had sunshine longer today and low-to-mid 70's to a delightful day when the sun is out. as far as the game, dress for the 50's, 59 degrees and a little bit of a breeze dropping down to 54 so it will feel cooler with the baltimore orioles and the a's kicking off.

clouds in a last conditions and temperatures in the mid-40's to around 50. the seven-day outlook shows an hour's more or hour more of sunshine to two hours. we will warm up again saturday and look at sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday, especially land, middle 80's to near 90 flirting with 80 at the bay and the coast is cool with temperatures around eighth

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