>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> we intends to implement the recommendations very quickly. >> oakland's new acting police chief, anthony toribio gets to work on the new crime-fighting recommendations that were supposed to be released today but the report was delay after the surprise resignation of the former chief, howard jordan. >> good morning, the report cost the city $250,000 and comes from the same time the numbers show

that oakland has the highest robbery rate in the country. abc7 news aim ail joins from oakland with a new plan to fight crime this oakland. >> the report is critical and finds serious problems with basic police work and says that robberies are skyrocketing in the city and they have to come down. here are the highlights, the recommendations from the report. first of all, it says that oakland needs to decentralize investigators and get them out from central downtown and get them into the districts. the report found that oakland doesn't even investigate burglaries. there is one part time worker to handling 0,000 burglary cases. the consultants think decentralizing how they investigate will help get the cases addressed. the new interim chief says he is ready to make the changes. >> i have started the process of identifying the personnel and the locations where we will

decentralize our criminal investigations division and put them out into the districts. we are committed to that and we moving rapidly toward that. the report is very critical of the police department in several areas. we welcome the criticism because we want to get better. >> the mayor was at the press conference that just wrapped up moments ago. she told us she is determined to make this city safe. she pointed out that she is looking if a new chief. she said that will not impact the new plan or slow them down. there was no mention of howard jordan who retired yesterday as he of police. he says he is doing it for medical reasons and he was not forced out. the consultants would were here today did not mention the shakeup at the top but did say that they have been working very closely and carefully with chief toribio to implement the changes

. berkeley police arrested a man suspected in a string of crimes across the bay area over the past two weeks. take a look at these mug shots, all of the same man. he was arrested just after 3:00 tuesday morning in better chicago on summit road. police say he was trying to steal vehicles and is accused of burglary and resisting arrest. authorities say storm is responsible for stealing cars in at least five cities. a resident took this video of what appears to be him in action. another resident took these photos of the man appearing to be prowling around his home. >> in san francisco, the police are looking if a bike thief after the annual "bible to -- bicycle to work" take as wrong turn with a man pedaling away at a pricey bicycle parked at the energizer station.

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at the scene. >> stunning turn of events at the brand new digital bike counter on market and 9th unveiled a few hours ago on the "bike do work day." cyclists stopped to cheer on the fellow bikers and you will only see this video on abc7 news a man rap up and grabbed a road bicycle and took off. a group of bikers gave chase running as fast as they could but the thief got away. it left so many of the bicyclists it stunned in broad day late by right in front of the new counter celebrating cyclists in san francisco. our news photographer captured the compelling video and another chase after the man because it was his bicycle that was stolen. >> i could not chase him. he was on a bike. my bike. i was on foot. i imagine myself so many times

but i couldn't catch up to him. >> police arrived moments later and got a statement from ramon and police said they would look out for the man. the mayor did not witness the incident but he was one of the cyclists who was counted by the new device that was installed here on market street as he biked to work at city hall today. the bike, victim said, was worth about $1,300 and he just could not get past the irony of the bike theft happening on this auspicious occasion. >> developing news from cleveland, he, the county prosecutor plans to talk to reporters soon about the kidnapping and rape charges filed against a man accused of holding three girls hostage for ten years. the 52-year-old ariel castro is

now being held prisoner. in the justice department. >> the may of cleveland gave a quick news conference basically asking everyone to be respectful and give the them and their families room to heal. ariel castro is held on $8 million bond and he have to come up with $800 to get out on bail and the attorney says that is not likely to happen. >> he kept his head down in court as the judge read the charges against him. >> kidnapping and rape, kidnapping rape, kidnapping of rain on the third, kidnapping and rape on the fourth. >> the prosecutor called the alleged crimes against the chimed, amanda, gina dejesus, and michelle knight, premeditated and depraved. >> they were bound and restrained and sexually assault ed, basically never free to leave the residence. >> further, the affiliate in cleveland is reporting that

michelle became pregnant five times by castro and each time he beat and starved her until she miscarried. also, he made michelle deliver amanda's baby and threatened to kill her if the back died. the baby did stop breathing but michelle saved the infant by breathing in her mother. a cousin of a women says he would give the women came on the anniversary of their abduction to celebrate. the women can celebrate for real now, they free and with their family. >> i am glad she is okay after what she have been through she sounded good. >> castro's family is speaking out. hit daughter was actually friends with gina. >> i am so sorry for everyone. >> the friend helped castro lure gina dejesus into the care and he was a stranger in the other cases who offered the girls a ride. >> the other two brothers have been released from custody and they were in court this only on misdemeanor open container and drug charges. pedro pled no contest and the

charges against onil were dropped. they are not charged in the case with the women and investigators say there is no evidence they were involved. we are just learning a fund is set up to help the women and the little girl with more detail on that later this afternoon. >> happening now, schools are closed and people are told to shelter in place in a small community as deputies search for a man who killed his wife and two young daughters. the sheriff found 45-year-old shane miller's pickup truck yesterday about 50 miles south of eureka. he shot and killed his wife and eight and four-year-old daughters on tuesday in their home in shingletown in shasta county. >> san francisco district attorney is asking for help in tracking down an ex--billionaire boys club member wants for vehicle manslaughter, previously convicted of kidnapping andcying

his wealthy party as part of ofn ex-torsion plot. he allegedly ran a red flight killed a pedestrian in august. an arrest warrant was issued in march but he was long gone when police tried to serve it. >> the boeing 787 dreamliner is flying back to the bay area affixing a potentially deadly problem with the batteries. services restart from japan to san jose june. it was canceled after a week of service after a world-wide grounding of the 787's because of problems with the on board batteries which have a new design that puts out fires. ana is the largest operators of 787's. >> new developments in the boston marathon bombings with a mistress surrounding where a

suspect has been laid to rest. >> the billion dollar deal that could bring one of the hottest technical areas to the bay area, a silicon valley

>> for the latest on the boston bombing, the prime suspect's body is laid to rest but authorities are not revealing the resting place. boston police will only say the body of tamerlan tsarnaev was

claimed by a "courageous and compassionate person "for proper burying outside the city. the remains were release the to his uncle but were unclaimed at a funeral home. in washington, dc, boston police commissioner told a senate panel this morning that he would have liked to have known that russian authorities warned the f.b.i. about tamerlan tsarnaev's extremist views. >> and jodi arias was found guilty of first-degree murder of killing her ex-boyfriend and said she would rather receive the death penalty than spend life in prison. >> i would rather get death than life and that is still true. i would rather have freedom in death. >> she was jealous her boyfriend wanted to see other women. in 2008 he was shot in the head and stabbed more than 30 times and the defense claimed self-defense. the jury will now decide whether she gets the death penalty or

life in prison. >> facebook is reportedly in talks to buy the up-to-date traffic conditions calmed waze. menlo park-based facebook is reportedly offering between $800 million and $1 billion for waze and employees and engineers for the app are based in israel but the deal could move its entire staff to silicon valley. we have our traffic app for free on apple's app store or from google play the. >> good news for them. >> meteorologist mike nicco? >> good news if you like sunshine. there will be plenty of sun by the time you lead with flight arrival delays of two hours at sfo and how big of a temperature jump for the holiday weekend is ahead. >> and a surprising study of the subway diet, and the foot-long that is

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a palo alto research study

shows teenagers ate far too many calories, wherever they aid, mcdonald's or subway and did not find a different great ensure in calories consumed despite subway's healthy image. palo alto medical foundation said teens at subway consumed 95 calories on average which is only 80 less than 1,035 consumed by mcdonald's group. >> there are plans to modernize soccer fields in golden gate park by adding lighting and using artificial turf and they have approval of groups. the coastal commission is getting its say because part of the park falls in their jurisdiction, as well. there are concerns, though, of the potential impact of plastic grass on migrating birds recommending natural grass,

instead. >> the new waterfront arena for the warriors will be presented to the san francisco planning commission this afternoon and a supervisor competent saw the latest refinements on monday. the plan reduced the height of the arena and pulls it back from the bay and adds more open space. the architect says that it is in response to community concerns. opponents say the changes sudden trigger a re-do of the entire environmental review process with the warriors hoping to open that new arena on pier 30 and 32 by 2017. >> the warriors fans are again saying "we believe," bounce back against the spurs at the semi finals. the warriors built up a huge lead finishing the game 100-91. the win ended a 30-game losing streak for the warriors in san antonio. game three is tomorrow night at the arena and sunday at noon you can watch game four of the playoff series right here at abc7 news. >> of course, the sharks are in

the playoffs, as well, we swept the canucks. we want to see your pride in the bay area teams maiming your warriors and shark fan photos to us. we will share them on the air and online at abc7news.com. >> so exciting, all the teams are doing well now. >> good time to be a sports fan. >> no matter who is the team, you are doing pretty well. >> well along what is going on outside with live doppler 7 hd, doing well weather-wise and we could use more rain but it is dry. through the satellite on there, to show you that there are lingering clouds along the bay shore and that is keeping us in the two-hour flight arrival delays into sfo, and san jose and oakland doing okay. the flight tracker at the bottom of every page. the visible satellite shows how quickly the clouds are spacer racing from our sky and a hole developing along the coast today. that is going to help us with the big warming trend. down in the south bay, one of the coolest temperatures, san

jose, at 60, and los altos hills at 60 and mountain view at 61 and up to 64 in los gatos and saratoga at 65 and sunnyville at 69. temperatures in east bay, warm there, too, with 66 in laugh yet and 63 in bentwood. if you are headed to lunch if richmond or freeway across san francisco, we are pretty much in the mid-50's right now, so what will happen today, it will be brighter and warmer, that simple. clouds will return tonight with temperatures the same tomorrow as they were this morning and our warmest days are this weekend. here is a beautiful picture. you can see what it looks like from south beach across the bay bridge toward the east bay hills, two degrees warmer in fremont compared to yesterday, and six degrees in san jose and santa rosa and that is where you will start to feel the we folks and san francisco had extra sunshine that makes it feel warmer than the cold and clam my day we had yesterday. temperatures in the south bay

the low-to-mid 70's and san jose topping out at 73 and on the peninsula, redwood city and palo alto and menlo park around that 70-degree mark. mid-60's for san mateo. upper 50's along the coast with the sunshine so you will be cooler than anyone else. low 60's around downtown and south san francisco and mid-60's in sausalito. check out the north bay valley, 69 in petaluma and up to 75 in napa but 15 degrees cooler at the beaches. headed over to the east bay clearly is 65 and hercules and castro valley, and fremont, at 70, and remain warmer if you head east, mid-70's in the east bay develop. we will hook around the state, thunderstorms are possible up in tahoe again, and 68, and yosemite is 76, and, really, in threat of climbing out of the maintains and headed to the central valley. they will probably fall apart. mid-80's through the central valley. we will bring it back home, four games with the braves, starting tonight, 7:15 at at&t park.

60 degrees. dropping down to 54. we will keep dropping into the 50's. cloud cover is as extensive as it was this morning but it will go away quicker. the warming trend that begins today, check out tomorrow, about two to four degrees warmer and as we head toward saturday and sunday, still looking at mid 80's and upper 70's at the bay. formous for mother's day. on monday, tuesday, and wednesday, temperatures are about same and maybe just a little bit cooler. >> listen up, prince harry will arrive in washington, dc, to kickoff the six city tour of the united states, the first visit since the las vegas fiasco last summer when he made headlights for cavorting with the ladies. this time, there will be none of that. it is official business focusing on charities and injured veterans. there will be receptions thrown in the mix telling with an exhibit about landmines by a nonprofit group which helps clear them from war-torn

countries. so, trying to project a more princely image this time. >> still ahead, big news about the tall con -- falcon

>> at 3:00 on "katie," the host of "dancing with the stars" and abercromie & fitch is accuses of discriminating. the c.e.o. of the company made comments about overweight people. and the south bay day care suspended after investigators found a child restrained in a closet. >> disturbing. >> winding things up, everyone

loves the falcon chicks. three falcon chicks hatched on san jose city hall and now they have names. all three are males and should learn to fly soon. the contest was held to name them and the winners have been chosen. comet, o'ryan, and striker, from two 4th graders at holly oak. >> strike are may is tried to fly he was found sunday on the ground on 5th street but he okay now and back home in the nest.

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