worried someone is going to get killed. >> you're right. if you ask neighbors here they will tell you just how fed u they are with this speeding and racing that goes on after school into the afternoon. not only talking about students but adults as well. >> felony reckless driving with major injury is the only offense we have so far. >> the accident happened yesterday afternoon. police say the pair of bmws were speeding and say the driver apparently lost control, smashing into the silver bmw. that car careened into the house crushing a 40-year-old woman. she was rushed to the hospital. her 9-year-old was buried in the rubble but suffered only cuts and bruises. folk who's liver here say it's

an epidemic. students with fast cars using streets as a drag strip. lee high school is only a couple blocks away. >> we've had problems and all of the neighbors got together. >> some teenagers came around the corner and were negotiating and we're upside down and airborne. >> this neighbor said another car plowed into the lawn of this house. >> one kid tried to take this corner. and ended up on the lawn of the house that now has the damage. >> the 17-year-old goes lee high school. lauren says she knows him. >> he goes out and i'm sure does raising. >> saying there is a culture

of racing cool fast cars. it's called running it. >> you see it. and you're like oerk have you a bmw, let's hang out, then you go driving around. i guess you just go fast. and start racing. >> and now, neighbors tell us that police have this wide thoroughfare in the past but that police have not done anything about it. a spokesman says he would checkup on it but abc 7 news learned this street is not one of the designated vehicular hot spots for accidents. we were in contact through ind immediate yairy was the families. we did speak to a coach of the second driver going to leeland high school. the coach told us that that student was qoft, remorseful. the school district released a statement saying they had

added more counselers today for students who wanted to talk about this and they hope this would be a teachable moment. a man and woman in custody after they said deputies and chp on a wild chase today, sky 7 overhead on the shoulder of interstate 280. 280 never shut down during that case. >> we have more information on a story we reported last night. our cameras were rolling as a police fbi task force served warrants throughout the bay area. there were 16 warrants served. authorities arrested five people, among them a juvenile. three other warrants served in hayward and antioch.

>> oakland police are looking for whoever killed a young mother in front of her 4-year-old son last night. it happened just before 9:00. police say the 21-year-old woman was shot after an argument with an unidentified man and died on the scene. her son was in the back seat of the car parked nearby and was not hurt. police say the boy saw his mother killed. oakland police chief says he tried to comfort the child on the scene z says this is personal because he has a young child himself. several other witnesses provided a description of the naern did this. new details about the steps bart police took in the wake of a boston bombings. the bart board heard from the agency's police chief today ree detailing how he increased officer presence in this system. he told directors how he

plugged into the bombings. >> after the transportation security administration coordinates with other transit teams throughout the nation weechl talked about what -- offering asis stance to boston and talking about what each other was doing. >> the board asked the chief to look into possible gaps at station booths and security cameras. >> we're learning chill nug details about what is going to be the next target of the boston marathon bombings. setting their silgts on new york city. jahar told investigators he and his brother planned on going to new york to party after the attacks but later changed hi story to reveal they wanted to go to new york to set off six of their remaining explosives. tonight we're hearing from the mother of the bombers. she believes the bombings were staged and like a really big

play. she says her sons had nothing to do with attack that's looked to her they were faked. >> you're not a mother. you won't understand. i am mother. loving mother. of two kids. i don't know. i can't even describe it. >> u.s. officials showed her photographs of the body. her husband is flying to the united states. she is not expected to fly with him because she is wanted for shop lifting and property damage charges in massachusetts. and the young bay area boy injured in the explosion returned to the scene of the blast today. the 11 yorltd-year-old, aaron hern visited with his family. a spokesperson tells us he was wheeled to the site in a wheelchair beside his family and briefly stood. he's still undergoing treatment for the shap nel wounds suffered. >> two women accused after busing children at an east bay day are care made a court

appearance today. the two covered their face was their hair the two accused of swaddling babies so tightly it impaired their ability to move and breathe. one parent was upset by the accusations. >> this is ridiculous they hid it well. they're liar asks conartist autos seems to be a fairly novel prosecution i'll put it that way. it will be interesting to see what the facts that are support the charge autos they did not enter a plea. each chaerjed with four counts of child abuse and neglect. >> in sacramento tonight democrats are at odds with democrats. they're fighting over a controversial proposal to overhaul education spending in the state by sending more

money to surgeon schools and less to others. >> wefr agrees poor students need help. but the political battle is over how to describe money to their schools. >> we're going to make sure it's done right. >> people goring to play it, they're going to get the battle. >> you don't see democrats fighting among themselves at the capitol. on top of the $50 billion governor brown wants to give $2 billion more to school zwrikts a higher conver traigs of poor and nonenglish speaking students. democrats unveiled a counter pro pose skbral say the formula ignores sections of poverty within wealthy areas. if you're a poor kid who is in a district that does -- is not considered poor, you don't get

the benefits of the additional money. that creates invisible kids. >> the office says 36% of the kids are from low income families but the district would not qualify for the extra grants under the plan. same is true for torrance unified. 13% don't speak english yet no extra money for them, either. the state senator who represents area was a high latino population says there is a better way. >> so they do need special focus and attention. it's about money. and how we use that money wisely. >> do you spread it out to districts they'll have a trivial affect. if you put it into districts of high concentrations of poverty swril a powerful affect. >> the governor insists his way is better. >> this is a matter of civil

rights. >> democrats disagree on timing. governor brown left the -- senate democrats twoobt wait another year to make sure the change is done right. >> coming up from michael finney what it costs to send a teenager to the prom these days. >> some little leaguers don't live toupt title they won what. they did to a teammate. >> what eggs leave in your stomach that could hurt your heart. >> i'm sandhya patel. warmer pattern setting up in time for weekend plans i'll have a look at

the petaluma all star shine appears to be tarnished. three members were suspended after officials sate boys assaulted a teammate. the victim's chest was bruised two weeks ago. accord together press democrat the victim's mother says it's part of a pattern of bullying. coaches say they never witnessed bullying authorities in bangladesh were able to find more people in the collapse of the garment factory. shouts of protest heard here in the bay area. 50 protestors accused the clothing maker of backing way

from a fire safety agreement. >> in this giving the subcontract that, they should not do. it's their responsibility. at the of the of the day, they're making profits. >> the protdestors are not calling for a boycott. other companies have signed this agreement. >> for the second time this month researchers have found a link between what we eat ask our risk of a heart attack. culprit this time is eggs. according to a study a substance in yolks can increase your risk of heart disease. it is linked to increased risk of heart tacks and strokes. a previous study linked carnatine to an increased risk

of heart disease you heard about sequestration but now seniors about to feel the pinch of the cuts. >> how are you doing? >> a little bit. >> for this 92-year-old this holt meal delivered is a critical lifeline. >> you're the best one. >> and some days her only contact with another person. >> i rely on meals on wheels. and i -- i -- can i can't afford to get out. i can't afford what meals cost. >> but thanks to the funding cuts brought on by sequestration meals on wholes may have to stop serving to hundreds of clients like helen. marilyn delivers dozens of hot meals each week. she can't imagine any of them

going without. >> the most vulnerable citizens, elderly and disabled more alone. more needing help and to me that is a shame. >> the meals on wheels program here was struggle bug sequestration made a difficult situation dire. normally receiving from the federal government now that has been cut by 20%. >> variable costs on the meals so that is where cuts have to come from. and we will lose about 200 meals per day. county wide. >> asked what she would do helen was the a loss. >> if i didn't have it? i just have to have someone deliver groceries. >> can you afford that? >> not really. >> thank you so much.

>> well if you have an electric or hybrid car or thinking about buying one you're going want to hear this. >> hov lanes baby. >> there is a push in sacramento to ease a commute for people who own latest generation of green cars. green sticker program designed to encourage drivers to purchase environmental friendly cars by letting them use carpool lanes. the program ends in 2015 but today the state senate voted to allow plug in hybrids and fuel cell vehicles to use hov lanes another three years. now, if you're sending a teen to prom this year it's going to cost you, more. a family will spend $1139 per

kid for this one night of school memories. the number is up 5% from last year g news for parents teens covering 41% of the costs themselves. yeah. right. one interesting side story william son noma pulled pressure cookers off the store shelves. remember, the two bombs used in the bombings were made with pressure cookers filled with gun powder. the store manager says the company made the decision to stop selling cookers temporarily out of respect for three people killed and hundreds others wounded. now look at this surveillance video. it shows cars being broken into and police do not know how bad guys are doing it but will have my report airs.

>> unbelievable. >> wow. >> thank autos sure. >> all right. if you happen to look up tonight keep an eye out for a pink moon. >> there. >> don't let the name deceive you. it's just a full moon. it's going to be visible not here in the bay area part of the moon going into hiding for 27 minutes. >> well done. >> jand patel joins us. windy huh? >> yes. these wlu blue skies deceiving. the cool wind coming up off the ocean now. let's check out live doppler 7. and we'll talk about weather changes coming. you can see we still have low clouds p and fog arounding around from golden gate towards the coastline.

some sun for a change and inland areas. check out wind speeds gusting to 25 miles per hour. fairfield gusts to 35 miles per hour. high temperatures into upper 50s to low 70s so most of the bay area enjoying cool down from our sunny skies there. it's breezy. san francisco 58 in oakland. 65 degrees in half moon bay. it's 55 degrees. as you look back towards san francisco, you can see what is coming back into the picture we're going to see low clouds and fog around. 62 in santa rosa. 66 degrees in livermore. here is a look at our

highlights. areas of low clouds and fog tonight. sunny milder tomorrow we're looking at warmer weather for the weekend. so looking good. temperatures trends tomorrow, 74 degrees. you can see numbers into mid-80s sunday and mob monday, then just holding close to levels for the mid week time period. so tomorrow morning we'll see some fog and low clouds around. wondel up in the low 50s to mid-60s. we're expecting sunshine, 50s coast side 80s inland so we're going to get into 70s. highs for your friday south bay communities 74 san jose. it's going to be a beautiful day. coastal areas 60 degrees in half moon bay.

downtown san francisco, 62. into the north bay you'll see low 70s around santa rosa, napa. oakland hayward 71. warmer day inland east bay. 78 livermore. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. you'll notice heading into sunday we're going to get you up close to 90 degrees inland. so it's warming up in time for the weekend plans and then, by tuesday as we just fast forward here 90s showing up. until then i'm going to chill out, literally. i'm abc 7 news sandhya patel. >> sandhya, thank you so much. >> breaking news now. sky 7 live over a cliff

rescue. the woman who is underneath firefighters apparently fell 30 feet from the point of point lobos avenue. >> you can see crews working to bring her back up. we cannot tell you how they plan to do that. at least they've reached her and are providing medical treatment. she fell about 30 feet. >> so hope she's okay. still to come the trash police fanning out across the bay area. why it doesn't pay to be a litter bug. >> business owners rekindel a long tim r simmering battle with ye

two cal trans workers were moving rocks from a hillside when boulders began falling. the operation calls for workers to repel down a llside. a third worker remains in fair condition in the hospital. >> the gigantic machines will tunnel deep under san francisco to build the new central subway line arrived in the city now. the first speess at the tunnel boring machines delivered to the subway portal this morning. one assembled the 400 ton drilling machines will be lowered underground then poor a pair of side by side subway tunnels from south of market right into chinatown. >> caltrans crews fanned out across the bay area to accept trash along local highways. abc 7 removing -- spots workers removing litter.

crews are on the job and caltrans says it collected equivalent of $10,000 garbage trucks worth of trash. that is equal to 51 miles of trash. the stuff you throw out is costing you. caltrans spent $52 million on trash clean up last fiscal year. >> that is stunning. >> yes. >> coming up next sheer an idea something you can do for lunch to help others. >> comforting for you

coming up at 6:00 controversy building around the new 49ers stadium. looking into complaints of minority owned contractors and the big chill, how doctor was treat pain by freezing it

away. plus... >> the bay area high school developing its own rocket scientist you'll see hard work they're putting in. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you so much. >> we'll vice president news for you. local chefs helping victims one soup bowl at a time. >> they're busy preparing 30 gallons of soup. >> they're going to sell the chowder to raise money and say people can help out if they don't like the soup. >> if people don't need soup we're going to sell it to charities so people will donate then give soup to local people that that can use a hand. >> why aren't they selling boston chowder sfr sn amad kad my says they want to indicator to bay area tastes.

>> what a nice idea. >> good luck with that. this is "world news." tonight, hear breaking news. target, times square. authorities reveal what they believe the boston bombers were planning next and the one thing that might have saved new york city from an attack. brian ross is right here tonight. chemical weapons. this evening has syria crossed that line? the stunning new intelligence. what now from the white house? martha raddatz reports. hail to the chief. five american presidents, five first ladies. an emotional george w. bush at his new library. and bill clinton on mr. bush's paintings. >> those bathroom sketches were wonderful -- [ laughter ] >> and tonight diane sawyer and laura bush behind the scenes. the moment that changed it all. and subway surprise. the famous singer about to stun those passengers walking through that door with a performance. you're about to see it too. ♪