emulated core values. i know you will carry on those values for generations still to come. >> my goal to control my own destiny. at this point the only way is to resign so i can live longer. that is what i'm looking for, longevity, peace, and harmony. to be able to watch my daughters graduate from high school. >> were you forced snout. >> no. i actually have been talking to my physician for some time now. his recommendation, and i decided to make the decision today. >> no indication he was in ill health, right? >> not at all. in fact, you know he was candid and upfront about how much he enjoyed serving the

city and how much he supported officers under a great deal of pressure not only do they have low numbers but they want to work harder, take a look at video. let's run down the list together. shock and disappointment over the announcement to retire, mayor kwan calling him a friend. >> i hope you hear my true affections for the chief and best wishes for him. >> the administrator tried to put to rest rumors the chief was pushed out by a comply yens director who had been given authority to fire jordan. >> the chief was aware of his own personal factors and made a decision at the time he thought was appropriate. we respect that.

we're prepared to move forward. >> now one week ago today, then chief gave no indication he was planning to retire and said his relationship with city leadership was solid. >> what is the relationship? >> i have a good relationship with my organization. we have things we don't agree on but that is something that is normal. >> anthony is now the acting chief. he's a 23 year veteran of the police department and stress today that the plans put in place will move forward. >> thank you. >> updating breaking news, sky 7 shows where police spent

several hours looking for an armed suspect airk juvenile with a gun spotted this afternoon. when officers arrived he pointed at them in the parking lot. one officer opened fire. the search focused on an area but there is no sign with a young man with a gun. sky 7 takes us to breaking news in marin county. you can see a bus hit while police taped a car along southbound u.s. 101. the crash caused the bus to sway. the driver escaped unharmed. one suspect has been arrested. >> caltrans has a plan to fix problems on the new bay bridge, still, cannot guarantee they

will be repaired in time for the scheduled opening. we're live with the plan. heather? >> this rod is encased in concrete. it's not like they can just remove them. so the plan is to sort of shore up the structure they're part of. >> like a collar. >> caltrans engineers used a scale model tochl plain plans for dealing with 32 broken rods on the new bay bridge. they're inside of a seismic safety feature called a bearing aloug the dok move in an earthquake. two saddles will house 430 strong cables that will wrap around and underneath the bearings, there will be strapping all inside of a sheath.

>> it goes through into the pier. >> caltrans says this is the best choice because it's least difficult to install. and it will cost between $5 million and $10 million, could be done in time to make labor day weekend opening. >> what you see here is something commented on. it's nice, i can do this. that i seem more come to for theable with it so i can have a better chance of meeting labor day. >> this is going to require hard work. >> caltrans testing another 192 of the same kind. so far, the later batch proving stronger in testing.

>> data is showing a die verge yens between the 2008 bolt that's fail 2010 bolts that have not. >> there is a pier review panel taking a look at caltrans plans for the repair and testing going forward. they're asking them to take a look. that move is in recognition of the fact public confidence has been shaken in caltrans. abc 7 news. >> another survivor of the limousine fire is now home from the hospital. she was discharged from santa clara valley medical center, another victim remains in fair condition. five women died in the fire saturday night. unable to escape the flames that erupted on the way to a

wedding celebration. what have you found? >> abc 7 news obtained files on limo stop and have been pouring through hundreds of pages today this, is is what we found. the owner runs the company but does business as one san jose limo and oakland limo. the files show all have seating capacities of nine or less but web site has pictures of several larger limos and party buses. you'll recall the limo had nine passengers one more than this vehicle was allowed to carry. so this may be a violation. the files show p.u.c. had enforcement actions against limo stop. again in 2008 then two years

ago. all had to do with limo stop failure to keep up with its liability insurance as well as failing to pay for worker' comp insurance. p.u.c. could still fine the company for having one too many passengers in that limo. in the first quarter of the year already, the p.u.c. fined 19 companies state wide, a total of $31500 for violations and the agency is also issued suspension notices against 43 companies state wide in that same period. >> a major announcement from san francisco 19ers. abc 7 news has the story. >> they wear it well.

49ers super stars showed off their 501s. levis, oldest company in san francisco invented jeans for 49er miners. the deal with today's football team is the joining of two local icons. >> i feel confident levis is going to be here fr a long time still to come. we wanted to make sure the brand stayed the same. >> in this deal, paying $220 million to put its moniker on the pa sill ti. the highest paid for a stadium where one team will play. they posted 1.6 in net revenue.

>> and they understand this will contribute to us being able to build the brand into the future. >> also on board the mayors of san francisco and santa clara. saying it should ab proved by the authority tomorrow its a large amount going to help us pay down costs of the stadium. remember, not one public cent going into it. >> some are questioning why a high tech firm wasn't chosen. but kit yarrow believes the connection is a draw says, quote, consumers like a good story. this could really resonate with consumers. >> still ahead tesla motors

with the unprofitable past in the rear view mirror. >> what is left of the dome theater. a crew makes quick work of a demolition. >> you can get a deal on building supplies if you're up for an adventure.

tesla motors reached a

milestone tonight. the company is reporting a soft. and stock is soaring and after hours trading has gone up more than $13 a share since this afternoon. >> the car company is polishing up the image. revenue over $11 million, compare that with an $89 million loss after hours trading in the stock is up 20%. today, the company ceo said tesla is on track to sell 22,000 cars this year. model s retales in 80 to $100,000 range but said financing the car could increase the market by 10 fold

because owners paying by the month would appreciate savings of knoll knot having to buy gasoline. >> in the u.s. you can save if it's your daily driver n europe that number can with double it could make it a more attractive car in europe but now, the company expects to sell 15,000 in the u.s. and a thousand in asia. asked how many are selling compared to how many people walk into the showroom, the company ceo laughs saying he has a million people walking in every month. obviously most just want to take a look. >> i think better would be conversion after a test drive. and you know, we're seeing something like 25% conversion after a test krif drive. it's quite high. >> we did see a lot of people

coming in just for a look. tileler and jennifer seem ready for the drive. >> yes. great vehicle. >> but brian isn't ready for that ride. not yet. >> because i love jaguar. >> now analyst expected the profits to go up 4% per share. instead it was three times that. with costs falling, people that own a little tesla stock are closer to being able to afford one of their cars. >> thank you very much. >> here is what is left of the historic dome theater. that sit. it's gone. after 50 years the dome has been demolished. abc 7 news is live at what used to be the theater and it

will be strange not to see it interest there. >> that is right. critics calling this a sneak attack. this morning the wrecking crew moved n ben says it was his first job in the bay area. working as a maintenance man this morning he cannot believe his eyes. >> so sad to see that build going down. i mean some memories. i worked there for 17 and a half years. >> others nearly reduced to tears. >> i remember seeing movies there many times. >> last time we saw, god,

now -- look. we came to see "hook". it was best place to come. >> but the era has an ending. the dome gone before many realized it's happening. >> angry and shaking. just not composed to say a thought right now. so angry. >> this has been a long process. it's been through a public process. and we followed guidelines and rules. >> i wish they could have saved it. >> if i had a lot of money, if i'm a millionaire, i'm going buy that building to save it. >> this is our photographer randy davis he and his wife came here on their first date in 1975, they saw "jaws" and friday will celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary.

>> congratulations to randy. you can see it from highway clearly. >> yes. let's check on the weather. >> nice today. >> lots of clouds and lots of sunshine in the afternoon. still have bright sunny skies over the bay area now. we do have clouds gathering at the coast. they will make a push inland but will burn back again, tomorrow. into the bay, blue skies inland. 57 in san carlos. getting chilly in spots. golden gate bridge you can see cloud cover there just above bridge. 64 in napa. 58 in union city. forecast

features are these, low clouds pushing inland tonight. sunnier day and starting morning out with cloud cover. we'll have a warmer pattern into next week. continued movement made weather unsettled but this circulation is still kicking up a lot of moisture and this is moving into the higher terrain. so we might not get more thn a sprinkle or two here in the bay area. this evening, increasing sunshine taking a look at projected high temperatures range trend for san jose for seven days head, temperatures

climbing up friday. then, highs in san jose into mid-80s. nice and mild conditions for this three-day period. low temperatures into low 50s then, tomorrow, low to mid-70s in the south bay. highs of 72 in santa clara. upper 50s on the coast in pacifica. downtown high of 62 tomorrow. east bay highs into upper 60s. inland east bay, mid-70s. here is the accu-weather forecast. warm weather over the weekend.

upper 70s around the bay. tuesday, wednesday, temperatures rehaning into mild to warm range. >> coming up next phase two of the doyle drive project.

i berkeley city officials joining the fight to keep the city's largest and oldest pot club from closing. and it's shutting down berkeley patient group on san pablo government. looking to seize the permit. >> we're not going to close down, we're going fight this in open court it provides tax

dollars and was forced to shut down last year but reopened in a new location. >> if you drive into san francisco at night get ready for a major detour they'll be doing work over the highway one connector, view crews will be taking down roadway piece by piece. >> now they're taking apart a steel truss section that is backwards from the way it's assembled. >> this will cause road closures starting tuesday. northbound highway 1 shut down for midnight until 4:00 a.m. starting at lake street. traffic rerouted to vanness avenue and lombard street. >> a lot more to bring you tonight. there is more still to come.

we're going to tell but charges accused of holding them hostage. >> ahead a plan to tear down a big dam that will help the fish population. >> yes gambled on your love, baby... >> and my conversation with a key member of the rolling stones playing tonight and his interest extend beyond rock and roll. stay with

tonight we're learning about the horrors three kidnapping victims went through in ohio. the man believed to be hin it all was charged with seven counts of kidnapping and rape. two victims returned to their families today. gene yoo dejesus greeted by

cheers. >> i want to thank everybody that believed even when i said she was alive and believed. >> the third victim is still hospitalized. police say the women were allowed to go outside only twice in the past decade. >> and and in libya, four americans including an american were killed in benghazi in september 11th last year. the white house admitted it was a terrorist attack. republicans say the white house is trying to cover up what really happened. saying it's important to figure out what went wrong. >> matters to me personally. and to my colleagues at

department of state. >> one man said he asked the military back up was coming but was told it was not authorized. and democrats say hearings are plitly motivated. >> official as proved a plan for the largest dam removeal project in state history. >> 106 foot tall dam was once a major source of water but it's reached the end of the useful life. >> this is deemed to be unsafe. in 1995. >>. >> as water provider we have to do something to resolve that issue. >> so the company set out on a plan to retro fit it federal

levels stepped in and said we want to do more and see if we can remove. >> this isn't as simple as you think. that is because sediment has backed up behind the dam. so much so that it would take 250,000 dump trucks to haul away. it's on the verge of vanishing from the river. >> we're on the brink of them. them blinking out here. >> joyce is with the national marine service and spent 15 years waiting for the dam to come down. she says the dam removeal cannot come soon enough. >> this is a steep ladder not built to criteria.

so some of the fish are only three feet tall. >> now, there is a plan in place. >> we're going to build a diversion dyke. >> the cost to upgrade was $49 million. removing altogether will cost $83 million. local congressman sam far stepped in. >> there is no opposition. this is the right thing to do. you don't have those moments often. >> under the agreement rate payers will pay through increases in their water bills.

donation autos it's been amazing to work on. the biggest dam removed in california. it's exciting. >> when the project is done, this area will be open to the public. the federal government rededicated 920 acres as parkland. it will take tle years to remove the dam. >> well it's home repair season. coming up next taking you to some stores off the beaten

spring and summer months are big for remodels. >> yes. michael finney scouted out places to get you started on this big project. >> yes what. did you find? >> good stuff. >> this is the season. tax refunds coming in. if you're sell org staying put you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a big difference in your home. forget big box stores taking this route will save money and it will be fun.

>> i discovered this as we're building a house. we love it. >> janey is talking about urban ore. a berkeley salvage yard filled with stuff you can repump purpose for a home project or any pro jechblgt today her kids and a friend on a mission. >> we came here to get stuff to build car autos the world's biggest lego bucket. >> or building stuff like a sea of toilets, tubs, sinks, doors and wood. and anything else a person needs. clothes, records, furniture. prices in the thrift store range. there is so much, sifting will take a while. >> i came here a half hour, we've been here two hours. >> urban ore's founder and owner is an exsociology

professor. >> you can come here because you want to save the earth. >> they pluck reusable and sometimes vintage build prog ducts from the dump and buy and trade from anyone showing up in the yard. they take in over 100 loads of material a day. >> what we can do is move the stuff through here and find new homes for it. so we're like an spca for stuff. >> head over to omega salvage. >> there is something for everyone. there are original paintings. >> things can range from a few bucks to a few thousand, or free.

>> it's free. people skpum get lights still working or dishes. >> there is a wide range of useful and beautiful items here from the antiques to serious building materials. and in this spirit, it's a repurposed gas station it's a happy place. >> in san francisco, 117-year-old frederick's hardware is a find have you a old house. >> and we have everything, just updated. >> this is a place that is packed. neighbors stock hard to find hardware still use add cross the city. >> we have fasteners and locks.

these houses need love. >> you'll be feeling the love. salvage is often the way to go. because old materials are made better than the new stuff on sheflz today. if you want more deals check out my list of home building recommendations. now tonight a web site you've never heard of going to make you some serious money, and i'm not kidding. >> best thing that ever happened to me. i made over $9,000 on the side. >> $5 at a time. >> right. >> and you can get amazing services, too. if your kid needs a summer job, make them watch this report. >> it's great stuff today it is. >> thank you. >> just ahead a renowned

musician exels on multiple stages. dan's conversation with a musician that knows satisfaction of pla

rolling stones will rock hp pavilion tonight but the long time keyboardist has another major passion that helps protect your planet. >> this tune is for good reason. >> i went to a concert when i was 12 years old and changed

my life. made me want to be a musician we met at gold dust lounge to talk about the three decade was the stones, making the world a better place. >> i do we have these discussions, sometimes people go what is he doing? you know? >> and they get it. you know? we're talking about people that are parents and have families and that are also have concerns about the future. >> these days the pianist is as comfortable on a tractor as on a stool. in fact when not on the road you'll find this music man living on his 2200 acre tree farm with his wife of 40 years. a keck to the land from which sprouted his desire to protect it. >> we're growing and i guess it's 2011 we saw the birth of the 7 billionth person on the

planet. that is just a lot of pressure on our natural lands so you know, my concern is that we wake up to this problem and face it. >> he's founding partner of the mother nature network. >> when we launched this, we had hits including global warming. and this is going to talk about a success. what it says is that people care about these issues he's not giving up his day job. 800 plus and counting. >> doing skmokz on stage, we

all have this feeling of how fortunate we get to do this. >> you want to do a stones one? >> yes. i can sing that way, too. >> right? >> come on. >> you can see and hear the tune we sang ogt that is good stuff. >> that is neat. >> cool. >> let's check on weather. >> you see the same thing. low clouds near the coast giving us sunny skies. high temperatures ranging from 50s around the bay to mid-70s inland.

tooling down tuesday and wednesday. so lovely days head. >> thank you so much. >> talking about a horrible call today. >> worst call in the history of modern civil laigs z barry zito delivering again today.

good evening. a drama with the phillies this guy, they're here, ufo. second inning hunter pens sending the offering into orbit, if you will. nice catch out there. nice to see you again. giants up in the sixth.

base hit to right. brandon bell scores. he was up and should have gotten the win. two runs on two. two on two, out. face bit. buster posey coming home. they value vaj the finale. >> sometimes starting thinking too much, like i said just try to stay aggressive. get a good sense to hit. and let goit. >> a's in cleveland. like indians of the mid 90s. two down, look at this, a blast to left. it's high, deep. a tough to see. they call it a double.

the ball above the yellow line. it hit the railing. they reviewed the -- looked at video and then came bablg, got it wrong. upset and rightfully so. >> they look bad skb got it wrong. >> sharks have a few days off after reporting the first playoff sweep. they came in as sixth seed and finished off canucks in this case enjoyed the under dog role. >> they're a group playing free just a different group of character autos a lot of guys doing good things.

and chipping n we have to by the way, it's fun. >> this is nba playoffs in chicago. shane battier down 38th in the fourth quarter, miami rolled to even that series and stej curry nine of the first dozen points. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply and hardware. >> look at a monitor, then got it wrong. they might have had like an old black and white on there.

>> yes. >> coming up then, how can you hit a 95 miles per hour fast fall snits all in the brain apparently. and scientists say they've figured it out. >> the tweet from donald trump turning into a massive money give away. >> and how to live with your parents and beal be back at 11:00. >> thanks for joining us. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. of abc 7 news. from all of us here, thanks

this is the "jeopardy! college championship." here are today's contestants -- a sophomore at m.i.t., from miami shores, florida... a junior at baylor university, from plano, texas... and a sophomore from the university of colorado at boulder, from fort collins, colorado... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gen, and welcome to our program.

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