well as the state aiding in this investigation. and td manhunt. we haven't seenigns of a full scale manhunt today. there have been no new updates from the sheriff's department and residents are anxious. owe there are plenty of places to hide. >> parents are on edge in the town of valley springs. a 12-year-old boy found his 8-year-old sister, laila fowler stabbed in their home saturday,. >> they did not know who the person is, if this person know somebody from this area, or if just a random person, we just don't know. >> police have all roads lead together home blocked. they continue processing and searching for a suspect. only those who can show proof of residency are allowed in

and out this, neighbor did not want to show her face but told us how she's protecting herself. >> through our dog and a lot of us have guns here. so yes. we take care of ourselves. >> at jenny lind elementary school, students made carts. a young girl known for her bright smile. >> she was sweet and loving. she loved to come to get hugs from adults and kids. she was full of life. >> there was traechl security at the school to give a sense of safety. counselors brought in to help everyone deal with grief. >> kids are set. there is a lot -- staff and students, people are hurting now. but the butte yeef being here together is is that they're able to share and try to heal. it's as much as possible. >> the community grieving but also for her entire family. especially the brother who

found her. >> my heart goes out to the parents of course, but you know, i pray to god that the little boy will be all right. >> this is a live picture right here, we've seen sheriff vehicles going in and out. two went past us. we're told they were investigating a possible burglary in progress them say it's not related but there are plans for a vigil in laila's honor held at her school. in valley springs abc 7 news. >> more developing news. investigators may have a new lead in the search for a kidnapper. this afternoon, police released this photo of an suv in the area of the kidnapping minutes before it happened and they believe it could be connected or belongs to a

witness. on friday, a man grabbed a 2-year-old girl from her yard and made it about 50 feet. he dropped the girl and took off. the girl was not hurt. >> the body of a missing san francisco sheriff deputy was found this afternoon. the coast guard had been searching for the 56-year-old since they found his boat adrift near the marina this morning. the keys were in the ignition and investigators found the cell phone and id in the boat. three men found the body and say he was wearing a life vest that was not inflated. investigators say there were no visible signs of injury and the death appears to be an accident. >> this was a deadly weekend for divers trying to harvest abaloen. three men died in separate accidents. one lost his life and two died

off the snonla coast. heather? >> abalone diving is regulated. among res laigss no scuba or air -- sorry, surface supplied air. >> this sheriff department video shows a paramedic and deputy dangling there fr a helicopter dropped into the water off fort bragg in mendocino county. sunday morning they'd be bringing up a third body in less than 24 hours, all victims had been free diving for abalone. >> fort bragg seas were rough. body was inside of the surf line, took two personnel for that. and it was rough. >> it started saturday afternoon at shell beach. 66-year-old retired firefighter cred drik colett

found underwater still wearing a weight belt. friends say he was in great shape and an experienced diver. >> swims at the dolphin club once or twice per week he's dived in this spot i'm guessing 50-100 times. reasons reported calm and pr. we're at a loss on how this happened. >> the sheriff ambulance of was used in all three cases. the video shows the second flight sunday morning at 8:30. others had recovered the body of kenneth lu. they say he call forward help caught in a rip tide. just an hour later the helicopter headed to mendocino. >> we don't know if these persons suffered medical situations caused them not to

be able to self rescue wex have a report of the one individual who is seen getting pulled out of the rip tide could have been a combination of things. >> friends of the firefighter say he was loving father of two, loving husband, his 30th wedding anniversary was yesterday. >> thank you. it's dangerous and this map shows a small section with the diving is allowed. it's important to note the season running from april 1 to june 30th then august 1 until november 30th. abalone can only be harvested from half an hour before sun rise to a half hour after sunset. state department released this video shows divers proper technique when it comes to kachg these abalone.

they call it popping. separating with a smooth metal tool. the key is the size of abalone. if smaller than that, they keep the population thriving. >> four men suspected in three deaths in berkeley and oakland were found guilty of all three murders today. pour suspected of shooting and killing a rival's brother that ended with a crash in oakland. two more people were killed in the wreck. the men face live without the possibility of parole scheduled to be sentenced in july z late today two california prisons ordered to relocate about 3,000 inmates with a high risk of contracting valley fever. one expert describes it in the san joaquin valley as a public

health emergency. after reviewing records a professor says it took months for the staff to test for the disease. valley fever is a fungal infection that can be fatal often found in the southwestern united states caused by inhaling spores from infected soil. a spokesman says direct jifk reviewed. >> starting one week from today police will have another tool in their arsenal to keep riders and workers safe. a law allows trouble make dwrorz be banned from riding trains. >> i have been spit on, shoved and punched. >> she and her fellow employees say they've scored a victory against skprilt offensive passenger autos this gill bill gives us

breathibility. >> it isn't currently granted to employees or passengers. and will make it a transit system up to a year. but with new policing powers comes fears of overreach. >> over the years this caused tragic things to hachl but you just try to be careful. >> as a person of color i'm sensitive to those issues he says retraining was instit yutd before the law went into feblgt. >> so if anyone feels they'll be mistreated or have many avenues to seek out and get released. >> race not an issue and should not be one nor should regeeo graphic locations of the bart stations.

>> it can be applied to protestors who have been arrested during free speech movements. more than 300,000 people ride every week, identifying and citing those who have been cited and banned may not be possible but starting monday they may feel better knowing new rules will try. >> still ahead a lawmaker's attempt to control gun violence at school without emphasis on controlling guns. >> a former basketball star makes national headlines but coming out. >> and some students meet their pen pals. >> i'm spencer christian. one record high temperature today, we're looking at warmer weather over the week ahead. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. as

gun legislation couldn't make it through the house so jackie speier hosted a summit today. this event, packed the conference center. >> it was a confrns for educators and elected representatives all working on local solutions for preventing gun violence at schools. if you look at the shooting at

columbine high school, experts will tell you there were warning autos there were advanced warnings, sometimes as much as nine month autos catherine at sth author author. >> they'd hear things like you see who lives or dyes on monday. >> the dean of arts and sciences at johns hopkins was a key note speaker posted by peninsula congress woman jackie speier. >> there are kuz people knew about were afraid to comment because they were peers and didn't want to be snitches and didn't want to be telling another parent how to raise their kids. >> speieer says her school is doing it. >> we had a field trip for 900 kids. >> in october the principal

took the student body and staff to see the movie "bully". the makers so impressed they sent a crew to document the field trip and the programs that the school instituted in months since then. >> we had kids talking to kids about conflict resolution. >> the principal says suspensions down by half, there are fewor detention autos it's a more safer caring place. >> the sheriff of san mateo county says violence is a local problem and finding solutions is a big part of what is needed. >> we have got to do it here at local level. >> as a result of the conference, congress woman speir says there are are going to be three fast forces one on improving communications between agencies responding to gun violence at schools and wants a third to take up the ish you've guns not giving up

in spite of this month's vote in congress. >> dan. >> okay, thank you. mark matthews reporting. well, the san mateo county county task force arrested a man for selling assault weapons to under cover officers. steve bowman taken into custody at his home in foster city charged with selling officers an ak 47 assault rifle and a thompson style assault weapon. the task force says it found a dozen weapons after serving search warrants in foster city and another residence in san francisco. he remains free tonight on bail. >> new at 6:00 a san francisco academy faced closure this weekend may be safe for another school year. san francisco flex academy sent out a letter telling parents would it have to close because of an issue with the lease, we're told there may be a last minute deal to keep the school open another career year there, is a meeting with parents hope to share good news. >> foim thyme for spring cleaning. the annual pot hole blitz has

begun. crews started today in north oakland on claremont avenue between cliffton and hudson streets. they're going focus on a different area each week ask will take nearly two months because the city has 800 miles of streets to maintain. crews expect to fill 3,000 pot holes this year. >> if you're planning a trip to muir beach you better go sooner than later, national park service announced the beach will be closed for a major upgrade. planning to redid do parking lot and extend pedestrian bridge. it's being paid for through the oil spill settlement. nearby businesses will be open as will costal trail but there will be no beach parking or rest rooms until november. >> and it is beach weather now, so what a beak week is head of use we had a record high today, talking about in just a moment. here not quite so warm tomorrow there, is going to be

heat up around the middle of the week let's take a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies prevail now. from coast to inland. and whenever you are today you probably felt warmth on the coast. let's take a look at highs 92 in antioch and fairfield. 90 in napa and 89 in san rafael. ties the record high for this date in san rafael set back in 1957. we had numerous locations hilting oor exceeding 90 degrees today. here is a live view looking at western skies. it's mainly clear, temperatures right now 72 degrees in san francisco. 71 across the bay in oakland. san jose 80 degrees a cool 59 in half moon bay. another live view looking southeastward here in downtown san francisco. also looking at blue skies, further readings and warmer ones at that. 85 in santa rosa. 85 in livermore and 84 in los gatos, flying down to san jess yeah skyline. we'll see record warmth this week. not just today, but more

records likely. later in the week windy conditions developing tomorrow night with a red flag warning in affect for high fire change danger for the hills into wednesday. pulling back now satellite image over the last 12 hours shows movement of a dry cold front not bringing rainfall but will bring gusty winds and increasing our fire concerns. we have a wind advisory for the east bay, well, east bay hills, south bay and diablo range all of the hills in the bay area. this is in effect from 5:00 in the afternoon to 11:00 wednesday morning. winds out of the north about 20-35 miles per hour. gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. low humidity can strong skbindz heat. we now have a red flag warning for high fire dangers also for higher elevation as above 1,000 feet for the bay area in effect from 6:00 tomorrow evening to 6:00 wednesday evening. record dry vegetation exists

and elevated fire concerns will be with us for a while there into this hot, dry pattern, looking at the week ahead temperature trend in livermore, notice how temperatures will be rising the next few days, they'll peak out at about 95 degrees in livermore thursday. still very warm on friday. highs around 94 degrees. saturday, 93. then, temperatures dropping off sharply sunday, and monday this, is the kinds of conditions we can expect in our inland east bay areas for the next several days just going to be a warm week ahead. overnight, mild, coastal fog, low temperatures low to mid-50s. tomorrow in the south bay, highs into mid-80s, upper 70s to low 80s on the peninsula mid to upper 60s on the coast. 76 degrees doupt san francisco. low 80s on the east bay. inland east bay, upper 80s and here is the accu-weather forecast. hot weather on thursday. friday, and saturday. and then, temperatures dropping off on sunday and... monday will be a cool day,

actually. temperatures back down into 70s. >> wow. >> thank you. >> following breaking news right now, sky 7 over san lor yenzo. investigators investigating a shooting that sent a person to the hospital. >> the call came in about 5:10. investigators have been on the scene an hour now. it's unclear where the shooting took place but we'll keep you informed as we get information. >> coming up next an ambitious project is to measure climate change on the bay. >> from our friends across the street at the new

gay rights groups hailing jason collins for becoming the first major league athlete in the us to us come out as gay. the 34-year-old came out in an article he wrote for the up coming edition of "sports illustrated". this is the cover. the first person he told was his aunt a judge in san francisco. >> what jason is doing and i hope what he's doing will open

the door for many others. and i'm proud of him. >> collins once interned at the sports department is a former stanford all american and played for washington wizards now a free agent and says he wants to continue to play. jason will appear on good morning america for an interview. you can see it tomorrow at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> tune in for that. exploratorium launched a program to show how climate change is affecting the ocean. today it was lowered into the bay next to the exploratorium. the buoy holds instruments to measure the amount of carbon monoxide in the water. >> it affects diverse things like fish behavior, larva

development. all kinds of things down to plankton. so scientists are concerned about it. >> the buoy will be anchored for six months. it will be part of an exhibit monitoring air and water around the bay. >> there is much more still to come tonight including an exclusive investigation into fatalities in california. >> yes. why so few drivers are ever charged and fewer, still get punished. >> and google class expected to set off an avalanche of innovation. here is the question what. cost?

every year in this country 5,000 pedestrians are killed in accidents involve being cars but when the driver at fault fewer than half charged with a crime and those who are

serve little time in jail. that is what our media partner found out when they started digging through data from the patrol. >> in september, 20116-year-old torres was on the way to school. she was struck dmoun a crosswalk by a teacher driving to another school. police determined the driver was at fault for failing to yield the right of way. guadalupe is waiting for police to bring her daughter's killer to justice. >> they should do when they need to do because it's not right the driver is running around free. as if nothing happened. >> east palo alto residents were outraged when officers released the teacher. the district attorney steve wagstaff says his team decided not to prosecute. he says jrz often sympathize with the driver. >> i've seen that time and time again. the jury may say. >> but are to the grace of god that is me. i don't want to call the person a criminal.

>> pouring over records collected by the state and found that 30% of people killed by drivers were hit while walking in a legal crosswalk. that is three times the national after richblgt since 19 30s prosecuters have had difficulty convincing juries to convict drivers. in response, california lawmakers in 1945 created a vehicular manslaughter statute with lighter sentences and the option of charging the crime as a misdemeanor. not a felony. our review of the five years of pedestrians deaths found prosecution rates were still low. 60% of the drivers found at fault for killing pedestrians or suspected of a crime did not face criminal charges. and when they did file, punishment was often light. >> 40% of drivers charged with killing a pedestrian did not have their licenses revoked. four of 10 sentence owed to

just one day or no jail time. wagstaff says he's concerned by the numbers. >> we're not saying we're not going move to do these cas a life has been los but he need to know what would be a cool tool? something to help under the circumstances convince jurors? >> wagstaff had believes public awareness is the first step. he is open to working with prosecutors and lawmakers to try new approaches. at the state capitol assemblyman spons yorg a bill requiring all drivers to sign this statement declaring -- declaring they will pay more attention. >> we're hoping that that will help put it on the radar and help with that the d.a.'s could do want to proof that they have proof. so that they were aware they can danger other people. >> it goes to the

appropriations committee next. keep in mind a similar bill failed in the legislature three years ago. we'll have owe to see what happens. >> indeed. heads have rolled in las vegas with a hospital has been dumping patients around the hospital. nevada governor today said an unspecified number of employees have been fired or soon will be. the bee revealed 1500 patients have been given one way bus tickets out of town. in san jose youngsters made a connection on the other side of the planist. a group of 5th graders visited their new friends thanks to a program sponsored by microsoft. and for some, is it their first time getting on a plane? >> like old friends yet living thousands of miles apart.

a small group of 5th graders welcomed four of their friends from china. >> students have been learning a lot about each other. >> this is video of the interaction through skype learning about the culture and other activities. >> they can sing and dance. and talk with me. >> the four students will be in the silicon valley 10 days, microsoft was their first stop meeting employees who spoke their language. by the way none of the chinese students had ever used an x box before because the video game console has not been released in china there were more eye opening moments for this group. san jose students spent one

week in china just a owe month ago. >> this is the best expeer yerngs hispanic kids like me won't get a chance. i'm the only person in my family that went to china. >> they have an idea but to go there to experience it is different and revolution yairy for them. >> ivan says he will return to china. >> go back and visit the things i saw when i was a little kid back then. in the future will experience that moment again. >> the program teaches them anything is possible including perhaps some day landing a job in the silicon valley. >> what an opportunity. >> yes. >> coming up a smart phone now

on the market. >> it's a good one as long

sam jung launched a smart phone over the weekend.

abc 7 news has new details on the phone that appears to have something for everyone but might not be for you if you tend to drop things. in a launch, samsung summed up the galaxy 4 like this. >> it's barely thinner. i don't think that is a selling point. >> but she says there are other selling points that earned galaxy s 4 an editor's choice award. >> faster, screen is larger. >> s 4 comes with snazzy extras like a built in tv remote. >> what impress immediate is that it's just really all around. it isn't missing anything. >> at and t is the first network to carry it and tim dobs one of the first to buy one. >> i'm hoping i don't end up three days not doing work. >> as samsung sells millions

of the phones there is no getting around the fact some will be the victim of klutzy users so how well does it stand up to abuse? some have begun figuring that out. famous for drop test videos there is some bad news. >> galaxy s 4? oh. like it cracked good on the bottom teefted against iphone 5 and s 3... >> we were disappointed it's not as durable as s 3. not durable as iphone 5. >> square trade now has a rating system. galaxy scored a 7 more fragile than the iphone. s 4 did vifr this. >> one in 10 people drop knit toilet. >> what is your secret to not breaking phones? >> i wish i knew. i would like to know where everyone else keeps dropping their phones.

>> google moving in on siri's territory. it's already available on newer phones but google introduced google now features for mobile devices by apple. now it doesn't have a sense of humor but does interact when you give it a voice command. >> tonight looking into the future of the internet. >> new device that's will have it flashing right before your ees.

guess what? most talked about google glass is here. >> the company just begun to roll out google glass to a select group of people applying to get them. >> yes. michael finney is here looking at where this next generation is going lead us and why some are concerned about it yes. they are. game changer. this is a real deal.

google glass is a new category known as wearable device that's will bring convenience to consumers some may never imagine bud others warn you won't able to get one without giving up something personal. in return. >> the chief max wood thinks google glass will save lives from situations like this incident shot in san leandro. >> you can make decisions to keep people safe. >> a few tourist predicts others will use it to learn more about people met at a bar or a first date. >> google glasses will trance form dating. >> and a zoo keeper says he would use google glass owe to show his point of view when feeding pengiuns at the zoo. google glass is just one example of a wearable device, kinawear is another. and so is pivothead. the gadgets known as wearable because they can be put on by

users. it is still in development and will allow users to watch movies on a 70 inch screen clipped to glasses. pivothead retails for $299 looks like a pair of sunglasses. jennifer burton with s.a.elite. >> goes wirelessly. so it's going to record on, into the camera. plugged into a computer. >> but none out now have a rechip of google glass. >> so imagine google glasses not right away is going to have the ability to be a fob, a computer, a television. all wrapped in one. >> he says google glass will be enabling you to be free of your computer, mobile device and have access to the internet in front of your

retina. >> there will be laws set up for how much time you can spend on wearable devices and getting access to this. >> canton says video will be stored by google in a cloud analyzed for likes and disclik likes. -- dislikes. he predicts a scene out of the 2002 tom cruise movie "minority report" will become reality. google glass users will have advertising tailored for them. jailly court is president of consumer watch dog. >> google should be able to have a virtual live stream of everything we see going into it's clouds so it can dissect the image autos consumer watch dog has been critical for google for what it considers privacy infringement. jamie court called on congress to allow users to prevent companies from following moves

on the internet. >> we need the internet to respect our privacy. only way to do that is click a button make ourselves anonymous and be able to delete information. >> but chief max wood isn't concerned. he's one of 1500 who have been accepted to get an early version of google glass. >> look at the first car pim with glasses saying it's a gimmick. how many people still drive wagons? few. >> give control back to human intelligence. take wait from artificial intelligence. >> google declined to be interviewed for the report. it's been reported it will be available before the end of the year. by the way it's predicted next again raifgs technology will be embedded in your skin. >> oh, goodness. >> it's going to excite people and worry a lot of people. >> thank you very much. >> yes. will be interesting to see how this unfold autos one record high today. sheer look at the accu-weather forecast. you're talking about warm

weather wednesday, thursday, friday. thursday, friday, saturday, hottest days of period inland highs mid-90s maybe higher. mid to upper 80s around the bay. upper 60s to 70s on the coast. cool down sunday and monday. here is a reminder. follow us on twitter rain or shine for weather tweets and more at live doppler 7 hd. all weather information you want is right there. >> excellent. thank you very much. >> everyone has been talking about the news of jason collins today. >> yes. huge news. larry inteel here with more. >> yes. ramifications enormous. not only in sports today but in news, etc. there is a warrior connection as well golden state team president did the same thing. his perspective on what collins now

good evening, jason collins always stood tall but never more than today. he has came out today as openly the first openly gay player in major american

sports. collins the 34-year-old center wrote i didn't set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major american team sport but since i am, i'm happen yes to start the conversation. he was all american at stanford first round draft nick 2001. he's bounced around among six teams over 12 years but known for his aggressive physical style play. he played for wash this year but contract expire sod big question now going forward is, will another team offer him a job? and will today's announcement help or hurt? he's getting a lot of support. kobe bryant wrote proved jason collins. and bay area native jason kidd tweeted jason's sexuality doesn't change the fact he's a great friend and a great teammate. golden state warriors president knows about the courage it took for jason

collins to come out because weltz did himself in 2011. at the time he became the first american sports executive to say he was gay. the warriors add him to their team. >> i have benefit of having walked this path. you know? it's great to be able to share every part of your life with people you work with. everybody in the organization skb in sports has been extraordinary in the way they've received me and my story. >> now, on the field on the court now in, the post season let tlb no doubt stej curry is a star. he's lighting up the denver nug yismts they know he's a star. warriors have taken a lead over denver stej playing

despite a sore hamstring and getting poked in the eye. game four tomorrow night back in denver. >> he's going to continue to get treatment and continue to prepare for tomorrow night. >> it's a most-difficult game as a close out game. a young team we keep on doing what we're doing we put our selfs into position to move on. >> sharks practiced today gearing up for playoffs beginning wednesday night in vancouver. the sixth seeded sharks went 3-0 this season. players say records that means nothing. >> i throw that out of the window. they're going to be a healthier team than we've seen over three games. and different intensities so it's different. >> everybody goes for -- you

know back to square one. we've got to be ready, and focus. >> hall of famer balitnicov focus being domestic violence prevention. >> it's almost like a raider reunion here, former teammates, 49ers and celebrities here. so it's just a great turn out. fun for everybody you know? it s we've -- we have a lot of people from the actors from l.a.. so it was -- it's going really well. >> terrific cause, wonderful event. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware, jason collins in next five to 10 years i believe we'll get to the point where this will not be breaking news.

>> will be trog see how many come forward now. >> coming up, coming clean at 9:00 why you would co-see old muni buses parked next to a fire hydrant. >> a san francisco policy could put your car at risk of being stolen. >> and here is tonight's prime time line up beginning with two hours of dancing with the stars at 8:00 then back for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it nor edition of abc 7 news. thanks for watching. >> good night for now.

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