will remain in boston for the time being, undergoing treatment after getting struck by shrapnel. >> breaking news now a woman had a scary fall today when she tumbled down a cide in san francisco. cruise brought this woman to safety. the fire department tells abc 7 news the woman fell 30 feet down the cliff. rescuers put her on a back board carrying her up the hill loading her on to an ambulance. she's expected to be okay. a coalition of civil rights groups are throw being a penalty flag tonight. they say the city and general contractors failed to hire any minority owned construction firms for the job. sounds like they're telling different story autos the city authority got a letter for civil rights saying hey, why

aren't you hiring minority owned subcontractors to help build the stadium? there are plenty of minority players on the field and stands, but a local civil rights group says there are no minority owned subcontractors working on the new stadium. >> as far as we can tell there is no minority business situation. >> i am surprise aid little bit at receiving this response. >> mayor says the contracts were put out to bid following law that for bids special treatment for any group. >> did you do targeted out reach? no. the reason is that we wanted to have people coming in that they're confident to get the stadium done. >> the stadium being built by turner construction out of new york. workers didn't want to weigh in but says they did set up a list of preferred subcontractors based on those that applied. >> do you have a list of those applied and denied?. >> problem is that they

weren't notified of the opportunity to apply. >> he did not do the kind of broad outreach taxpayers have come to expect. >> santa clara mayor scoffed at the nation broad out reach was needed. >> it's an international and national story. >> but knowing that a stadium is being built is not the same as knowing when to put in a bid for the work. and that is all we're asking. the opportunity to throw their hat in the ring. if they win the contract, fine f they don't fine but don't bar people at the door. >> tonight the company building the stadium issued this statement, quote, we can positively report minority owned firms were awarded contracts to work on the

project and are responsible for r for completing construction on the stadium. they won't maim name the companies they say were hired. their spokesman told me he's working on it. the company points out half of the work has been done by minority employees if not minority owned companies. we'll let you know if the group decides to take any legal action. >> mark math use reporting thank you. in san jose tonight two teenagers in huge trouble after a terrible car crash. it happened yesterday on lee avenue near the high school two. cars speeding. one goes out of control slamming into another and sending it into a house with disastrous consequences. vick slee live in the neighborhood tonight. vick, people have worried about this tragedy for a long time. >> they have. in fact neighbors will tell you how dangerous this is here, lee avenue. they are tired of the speeding

that goes on here, that is the house which one of the cars smashed into it. kitchen is now boarded up. the female rez accident still in critical condition this, was no longer just an accident. police arrested the young drivers of the cars last night and charged them with a serious crime. >> felony with reckless driving was the only phones so far. there may be more, coming. >> the accident happened just before 4:00. police say the pair of bmws were speeding on lee avenue and say the driver apparently lost control smashing into the silver bmw that careened into the house crushing a 40-year-ma she was rushed to the hospital. her 9-year-old daughter was buried in the rubble but

suffered only cuts and bruises. lee high ho is only blocks away >> we've had problems and had a meeting with the school once, all neighbors got together. >> everyone seems to have witnessed one of the dangers of speeding car autos some drunken teenagers came around the corner and clipped -- flipped their car and were upside down and airborne. a neighbor that did not want to be identified says another car plowed into the lawn of this house before. >> one of the kids tried to take this corner and misjudged it, ended up in the lawn of the house that now has the damage. >> the 17-year-old driver of the red bmw goes to lee high school. lauren says she knows him erases a lot. he always, like every weekend he goes out to do racing. >> he says l is a culture of racing cool fast cars like

bmws. it's called running him. >> let's hang out, then you drive around and, i guess just start going fast and racing! >> now, the families of the drivers, two juveniles declined to be interviewed and we're not releasing their names because they're just niles but we did talk to a coach of one of drivers. he says that student is quote, remorseful. neighbors say they have complained about the dangers of lee avenue police pio sys he's checking on complaints but abc 7 learned that the department does not december nate this particular street as what is called a designated hot spot for vehicular collisions. pe now that will change.

>> yes. thank you. >> no plea yet by two sisters accused after busing kmirn a livermore day care center. a 35-year-old and her sister covered their face was their hair trying to hide from cameras in this courtroom today. they're each charged with four misdemeanor and three felony counts of child abuse and neglect. they're accused of swaddling babies so tightly the children couldn't move or breathe properly. bail set at $340,000 each. the two will be back in court next monday. >> hundreds of law enforcement agents pounced on a housing complex known to be infested with gang members and activity. 16 search warrants served last night and into the morning hours rmt -- allen wong is live with this story. >> dan, the cat and mouse game with gang members embedded in the acorn house prog jekt has been going on for years but the oakland police department teamed up with fbi.

they went in prepared for a fight. fbi agents with automatic weapons stormed the acorn housing complex last night. they were going after acorn gang and military weapons responsible for a recent spike in gang violence. >> it's a very active gang that are involved in a lot of shootings in west oakland. >> i have seen a 12-year-old with a gun in his pocket. >> police say the acorn gang has been living here intimidating residents for years. most residents were afraid to talk on camera. >> it's just walking through the neighborhood you are on your toes. >> 300 fbi and oakland police officers searched 13 search warrants, confiscating four firearms. >> we didn't find weapons and

we have information before we came they're tibl see us and move to different location autos it's part of the frustration of fighting a gang embedded within this massive housing complex. and when one leader is arrested another member takes over. >> i think the solution is strong community partnership autos but some residents say police are getting faulty information but as the violence ebbs and flows police say they'll work on the trust and staying on top of the gangs activities. >> police police believe they lost the element of surprise, there appears to be others willing to give them a place to hide within the acorn. i'm allen wong abc 7 news. >> a newnticrime campaign is underway in san jose encouraging the public to use

social media. police are hoping it will improve customer service. >> san jose has been struggling to keep up with rising crime due to layoffs but over the past year discovering a 7% drop in complaints according to the independent police auditor. >> to know complaints have gone down is reflective of the fact we're providing customer service. >> now, the tone is changing from one of dwindling ranks tood stronger ties to the public it serves. it's an initiative called our city. >> you can't put a police officer on corners but can put a neighbor on every corner so next door makes it easy to be able to report sus spishus

activity and in cases prevent it from becoming a crime its part of the initiative, too. the acting police chief has begun posting crime alerts. san jose has over 300 next door sites. >> driving the point next door getting people in line and gegt them to communicate z whit comes to property crime reporting sus spishus activity. >> katie more links over 240 neighbor autos i believe we're seeing it. people are communicating with issues happening. and is making us more aware. >> part of the campaign don't be surprised next time you encounter an officer you might encounter this card. in san jos yairks abc 7 news. >> still ahead here tonight bay area business owners

rekindle a long simmering battle with yelp. why have negative reviews risen to the top? >> door knock burglaries on the rise again, what happened to homeowner who's did not answer their door. >> say goodbye to chilly weather. i'll have details coming up in just a moment. >> and a local high school. rocket science is part of the cirriculum.

are you looking for a new dinner spot? yel sp. probably one of the first sites you'd turn to. you get reviews for place that's might be of interest to you. now, owners don't want to you pay attention to their listing. especially their three-star review. they say yel sp. rigging the rating in order to bully them into buying advertising and this isn't the first time someone made the claims against yelp. >> this restaurant has been open two and a half years, they're for and five star rating was a lot of the reviewers mentioning high profile despite with yelp. >> she says friends km

z.customers are supporting her after she posted this sign in the window of her restaurant. stop the bully boycott yelp. the owner claims good reviews were buried by bad ones. >> they are tied to ads you pay money a month. and this is to show up. >> yelp saying ratings and advertising are separate. >> you can go and look at a advertisers page and see they have negative reviews. it's impossible to please everybody all the time. >> but accusations are not new. 7 on your side gets complaints lake this one, happy clients who wrote nice review buzz disappeared after a sales person from yelp tried to sell advertisements z this store owner tells thus happened three years ago when she

refused to buy ads. >> strange reviews came up, negative review autos and burton says today, she still is doing battle with yelp and can relate to haggerty. uc berkeley professor researched the impact of yelp on demand during peak hours. and his study found it does make a difference. >> went from three and a half stars to four stars you might go selling out 40% of the time to 60% of the time. >> according to yelp, 100 million people used the site last month and lawsuits accusing the company of extortion have all been dismissed. >> people trust the content. >> and he says the reviews show some people like ts restaurant smrks people don't but he thinks yelp is helping the business. i can tell you that high profile dispute with yelp is

bringing the owner support. she's getting comments from around the country. >> hopefully, new business as well, a new string of door knock burglaries is being reported in the bay area. someone rings a doorbell or knocks. if you don't answer a team of burglars atestimonied to break into the home. there have been dozens reported in the area. in san leandro two, victims were held captive as they ransacked the house. >> postal service delivering this message watch out for mail thieves. this month, authorities busted a mail theft ring and mail has been taken from homes around spartan stadium. authorities say the thieves are looking for checks and personal information and are

not just grabbing delivered mail but outgoing mail left at homes for mail carriers to pick up. to be safe the service recommends dropping off letters in secure box autos there has been a rash of car burglaries as well. take a look at this video obtained by abc 7 news showing thieves opening the doors of locked vehicles and police don't know how they're doing it. but they're about to find out. michael finney solves mysteries tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> don't want to miss this one. >> it's unbelievable. >> yes. >> let's talk about the weather. it's cool out there tonight. >> yes. >> by next week, we'll look at summer like warmth into 80s and near 90s. shows clidz now ash the bay and inland and we still have

low clouds and fog. but for the most part looking at sunny early evening here in the bay area, here is a live view from mount tam looking down into the bay. lovely evening around the bay area now. cool and 57 degrees now in san francisco. 63 across the bay in oakland. 55 half moon bay. from our roof top camera, look together skyline mainly blue skies there. other temperatures are 60 degrees now in santa rosa. 66 fairfield. 61 union city. on we go. we're going to fly in now to oakland skyline taking a look at forecast features. warmer days throughout the weekend into next week. now, let's fly on into san jose skyline.

high temperatures for the week ahead in san jose, highs mid to upper 70s then, by sunday through next thursday we'll look at highs into mid 80s so quite a warm up in the south bay as well as other parts of the bay area for next week. fog moving locally across the bay. so low temperatures dropping into upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow morning at 5:00 we'll see patches and areas of fog reducing visibility in some locations but fog burning back to and away from the coast lichblt sunny skies at the coast around the bay and inland. 60s to low 70s around the bay. and that is including the south bay.

upper 50s to 60s on the coast. downtown san francisco a high of 62 tomorrow. we'll see low to mid-70s in the north bay valleys near east bay highs upper 60s to low 70s and inland east bay upper 70s to around 80. after this warming trend will get warmer next week, high temperatures up to 90 degrees inland by tuesday of next week. so it's going to be toasty all week long and summer like. >> thank you very much. >> a new place on the peninsula for war veterans to get very special help. >> how

the seniors who rely on contra costa county's meals on wheelz program are about to experience program cuts. the funding has been cut thanks to the impact of sequestration. the cuts we're talk bchlgt for

low income seniors meals on wheels is a critical lifeline and on some days they're only contact with another human being. >> i relie on meals on wheels. skm yeah. you know can i get out to get meals, i can't afford what meals cost in restaurants or elsewhere. >> about 200 meal deliveries could be eliminated. the county hopes private donors will step up to help them makeup a difference. >> man's best friend becoming his therapist. the department of veterans affairs where dogs will train with veterans suffering from ptsd. >> she relaxes me. i can go back out and function. >> we pair them up with someone that is going to need more assistance so they can go out in the skborld i dropped

my keys. in addition the new center has space for classrooms and an arts area for vets. >> looks very nice. >> still photos a few minutes ago, now video of 11-year-old aaron hern's visit to the site where he was wounded plus fbi revealing what the next target was going to be. >> tonight two things now being suggestsed to make it more secure. >> occasion that's brought america's living presidents all five of them together to honor george w. bush.

>> we have new video this is 11-year-old aaron hern. he visited boylston street

today. one police officer took a pin off his lappel and gave to it aaron. >> it's hard to do the things i used to. >> and less gratitude since the people of boston, boston pd. >> aaron is out of the hospital but will remain in boston for now, still undergoing treatment. aaron was hit by shrapnel and injured as he waited for his mom to cross the fin yish line. >> so nice to see him out. and startling new details on what the two suspects had in mind as a follow up. officials say tammerlan and jahar tsarnaev planned to set off bombs in times square. this plot hatched spontaneous lay cording to the police commissioner while driving around in an suv hijacked thursday night.

>> they realized the vehicle was low on gas and ordered the driver to stop in a gas station. the driver used this opportunity to escape and call the police. >> on capitol hill today republican senator lindsay gram blamed the obama administration because neither the fbi nor cia knew that tammerlan had been advocating jihad against the united states for months online. >> we were unable to connect the dots and pick that up. the rest is history. between benghazi and boston, our systems are failing and we're going backward. >> the fbi searched a landfill today looking for explosives the suspects might have used for practice. >> bart taking a look at emergency preparedness. the police chief briefed the

board on steps taken after the bombings and what still needs to be done. >> this exercise was just a drill but highlights the very real threat to the transportation system. the chief says the day of the bombings every officer was on the train. >> this is actually a good chance for us to practice. >> rainy linked in after the attacks. >> a confrons call and the traigs coordinates throughout the nation. >> the board asked for a review of possible gaps and

empty station agent booths and with the camera system. there are now a thousand cameras with recordings on trains. bart employees say they have long felt vulnerable and hope there will be changes. >> we love our job. that is why we do the job. >> in many ways bart employees are the front line and says the important resource are the 400,000 daily bart riders. tj understands that i have the seat i prefer when i'm on the bart. it's up against the back wall. it's -- no one can sneak up behind you but you can sort of like see what is going on all over the place.

>> the chief says they will be lessons learned there in boston. >> as you fly, the senate just passed a bill designed to end the furloughs of air traffic controller as louing the faa to divert money to staff airport control towers, delays have mounted since furloughs went into affect. the house expected to vote on the bill tomorrow. also the faa lifted it's order. this plane has been grounded since january following fires connected to its lithium ion batteries. saying the flights can resume as soon as airlines replace battery systems. the only airline that has the dream liner is united.

>> the dedication of the george w. bush presidential library brought out emotions rarely seen in politicians. president obama and four living presidents were on hand for the ceremony. the guest of honor briefly lost his composure at the end of the speech. >> honor of a lifetime to lead a country as brave and as noble as the united states. whatever challenges come before us i will always believe our nation's best days lie ahead. god bless. >> former cabinet members paid their respects. president calls president bush a great american. >> president for your service, for your courage, for your sense of humor, and most of all for your love of country, thank you very much. >> a poignant moment was when

the first president bush stood and acknowledged the crowd. the younger president bush made no secret he's like his brother, jeb jeb to run for president but his mother is voting no. first lady today said jeb is quote by far the best qualified man but no, we've had enough bush autos we'll see. >> yes, we will. >> coming up next some of the remarkable students of newark memorial high school. >> for them going to class can be rocket science.

high school isn't rocket science except for a group of teens who launched into the finals of a national competition. >> yes. jonathan bloom goes to newark memorial high school. it's t minus two weeks until the big day. >> if you play it back it looks like the space shuttle. carrying hopes and dreams. >> i do enjoy engineering and hopes to get a few tour career

in that. >> these kids practice rocket science. >> don't worry they get plenty of exercise. where to go? >> a lot of math, trial and error and they're wearing teamwork. >> they work together. >> some of them are. >> making tiny adjustments, the club has blasted its way into the finals of a national competition. the rocket has to fly 750 feet in the air and land 58-50 seconds after launch. >> i just a.justing your mayorra chute to get that right time. >> rocket is carrying an egg. a raw egg. >> they try to account for the

wind, humanity. but a lot of it comes down to practice. they have two weeks until the championships in washington, d.c.. >> i never have been there. >> these kids gorg to have the memory these won't mind if memories game a trophy. >> how cool is that? >> yes. >> to help those young sigh epin activities get to the challenge in washington, d.c. there is a link for you you'll find it under see it on tv. >> that is fun. >> yes. >> just ahead tonight a new treatment can help you deal with chronic pain. >> how your

the federal sequestration cuts are kicking in at three national park sites in the east bay. house in danville where eugene o'neal wrote many plays will be open only three days a week

instead of five. also rosie -- and port chicago memorial in concord will have programs cut as well. >> a bay area company believes it's technology could numb the pain for people suffering from conditions ranging from arthritis to sports injuries. it doesn't involve clugs or surgeries, just cold. >> a short walk across the parking lot can be uncomfortable. >> getting in and out of bed or getting in and out of a chair is pain oofl today, she's hoping to relieve the pain. >> you're going to feel cold stuff on your leg again. >> preparing to treat with a new technology that he says this device is designed to penetrate, then numb a nerve carrying pain from the knee. >> nerve doesn't work anymore.

so patients get off the table and can, you know do a deep knee bend. >> we first profiled a version of this last year when undergoing testing for freezing wrinkles. when activated nudging is ejected but watch what happens to this material as the tip continues to cool uk see the cooling forming at the tip. >> our studies have shown you can turn off the nerve for two to three months. >> the cold is applied over 20 minutes. dr. griggsby is nearly finished treating the area where the nerve run autos make sure to catch the nerve. >> because nudging is being eject nootd body he says chances for side affects are slim so far results have been encouraging. >> how does it feel different?

>> it's kind of what they're looking for. >> after using a pain pen winnie is able to sit up and walk away from the treatment. hopefully towards a more pain free live. >> this would mean a great deal. >> it's already being used in europe for april politics as well as pain. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. >> yes. spencer christian is back. >> fog has been clinging to the coastline. north of the golden gate and will push inland overnight like last night. tomorrow we'll see sunny skies and nice warm in many loks upper 80s in chico. 71 down in los angeles. 95 palm springs and low to

upper 70s in the sierra. here in the bay area tomorrow, after a foggy start see sunny skies from coast to inland by the afternoon. high temperatures up to about 60 on the coast. upper 70s to near 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we have a warming trenld with highs near 90 degrees inland by tuesday of next week. going to feel like summer. >> yes. thank you. >> yes. >> okay. >> time now for sports. >> yes. there is some intriguing moves, raiders traded away the third pick of they just made another election.

good evening, last year andrew luck went to a draft loaded with star quality this year, it's different. opening round dominate bid offensive tackles.

>> with the first pick in this draft chiefs select eric fisher tackle. central michigan. >> the eric fisher, expected to start at all important left tackle spot 67, 305. luke joden goes second. raiders had the third pick traded that to miami for the 12th selection in round one. eagles take lane johnston with bringing in mike shumann now. raiders just corner back from the university of houston. shu give me your thoughts on the pick.

this is a medical marvel. >> he tore a vein behind his hard. lost 30 pounds came and ran a 4, 4, 2. great cover skills. and is a physical player. talk here is can he tackle? i think a lot of us thought they're going to take a defensive tackle. and raiders surprised with us dj raiden. they needed corners and got what they want. we'll just have to see if health will hold up. >> let's talk about the niners they've got 13 picks. so they figured to do packaging to move up in a

trade. >> well, i thought they'd have moved up by now about 10, 15 no telling what you're looking for but you know maybe they feel like he'll be there. and now delaney is gone they need a second tight end. >> all right. i know you'll be at raider's headquarters throughout the evening. thank you very much. mike shumann is live. let's talk warriors. they're going to beton without their mvp. there is surry said if game three was tonight he would not be able to play. that is not his repaired ankle but seth finished game two. got swollen. and did not practice today.

>> there is no since trying to rush it if i know it's not ready. so, you know we have a good plan of attack. you know to, take advantage of it by the time we have before the game starts. >> at the end of the day, everything is ready to go f not, we'll be ready to go as a team, again. >> packers quarterback former cal star not watching the draft a deep jumper at the end of the first quarter. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> the situation is complicated. >> it's a great situation.

13 picks in the draft. they don't need 13 picks. >> this is so there will be a deal with someone. >> thanks. >> interesting. >> the tesla tycoon, tonight hating traffic jam autos can it be this easy? how thieves are able to break into locked cars quickly. >> have you to see that report that. is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. >> from the entire abc 7 news team have a great evening. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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