tonight a 1-year-old boy is accused of murder. >> a hillside collapsing, taking a dozen california homes

>> arrested leilasleilas brother on the charge of homicide. >> ama: a shocking arrest. a 12-year-old boy accused of killing his own sister. for more than 15 days police searched for her killer. now her own brother is behind bars. john alston has been following the story and has the latest developments. >> at first authorities were looking for the killer riff the long bray hair. a neighbor also claimed there was a man running from the girl's home.

authorities questioned section picked tokers, but -- sex offenders but that was thrown out as detectives zeroed in on the young are brother. >> stunning news from the sheriff outside of the office where only two hours earlier his deputies arrested the brother of leila fowler. >> at 5:10 been detectives arrested leila's 12-year-old brother on the charge of homicide. >> several days after the killing, leila's 12-year-old brother, now the accused killer, joins family members at a vigil. we're blurring his face because he is a minor. more than a thousand people gathered where leila was a third grader. their -- her mother spoke to the crowd. >> i that to thank the love and support you have given my family. >> the eight-year-old girl was

stabbed to death inside the family home two weeks ago. her 12-year-old brother told investigators he encountered a tall man with long gray hear who ran off. authorities say they found dna at the scene and collected household knives and searched a nearby pond for evidence. the entire community was in a state of fair as authorities conducted a door to do hunt. a neighbor who claimed to have seen a man run from the house, later recanted the story. >> after 2,000 hours of this investigation to provide leila fewly's family with answers in her death. >> the sheriff did not address some obvious questions, such as a motive or whether the weapon has been found. he says the investigation is not over yet. >> ama: the brother cannot be charged as an adult because he is under 14 years old.

our legal analyst says the process will be private. >> the focus in juvenile court is figuring out who this kid is, what the family situation is like, is he appropriate to be in the familiar ily -- family setting, taken out, foster car, the focus is rehabilitating the kid. >> ama: you can find updates on our facebook page and twitter feed. >> more breaking news out of hayward. police dropped off a street after a car hit a tree. the street is closed to traffic. at least two people were badly hurt in the accident. disappoint in vallejo has little league players learned games were cancelled because of another shoot can near one of their fields. this is the second time the shots were fired near the ballpark. lisa amin gulezian has more on the league's next step.

>> sebastian current should be pitching against the giants. instead, he is practicing with his eight-year-old brother. it's because north vallejo little league canceled all of the saturday games. for the second time in three weeks gunshots have been fired near one of the league's games. this 12-year-old heard the gunshot that rang out near thurman field an thursday. police say someone from one car fired into another car. no one from the league was involved or hurt. >> if you have someone just being as callous as that and not think about the lives they're putting in danger, is inis insill. >> this isn't the first time young players have been near gunfire. on april 17th shots were fired after a tee ball game at john williams field. no one was hurt then, either, but the league briefly suspended the season. games resumed afe later.

>> after the first one can, and more angry after the second one. >> both of her boys play in the league. >> really sad. started wondering if i was going to let them play. >> she decided to let them play in games she can attend. explaining that to these boys isn't easy. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to play right now, i guess. >> starting monday, games will by played at dan foley park. league officials are sure their players will be safer here. league officials are calling on city leaders to make the neighborhood around thurman field a priority. they say more officers are needed now. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> ama: concord police killed a man while turf to serve him with a warrant. 2 -year-old charles burn was suspected of dealing drugs.

concord police were doing surveillance at his home. officers tried to serve a search warrant. they say burns hopped into a vehicle driven by another man. it rammed another police officer. burns ran out and tried to run away and the officers opened fire. >> one go got arrested. tried to run out of the car and they shoot him. >> pow, pow, bang, bang, boom, boom, nonstop. and we didn't get up until they stopped. >> the other man in the vehicle was arrested. developing news. a lake county neighborhood is sinking into a hill port, this is in lake port, city on the west side of clear lake. homes that have been standing for 30 years are now falling apart. >> in this neighborhood in the northern california town of lakeport, the hillside underneath is collapsing, taking with it trees, streets and home. >> the whole subdivision. >> they were warned to empty the

them to they lived in for 16 years and get out. >> we love it up here. we've always loved it up here. just devastating. all of this happened within two months. so, we're trying to stay optimistic. reporter: the entire subdivision of 29 homes necessary danger. this house, dangling on the edge, the floor swallowed up. >> look at the slope of the driveway. that home was setting up above there. >> engineers are desperately trying to find out why the hillside has become so unstable but there's no smoking gun. it's not a the first time. this landslide here on washington state's whit by island knocked homes off their foundations and if more tell tail -- telltale cracks occur, the it will be shifting. >> it's time to head over to

abc7 meteorologist leigh glaser for a look at waugh and mother's daymothers. >> leigh: mother's day will be terrific if it's anything like this afternoon. live doppler 7hd pacificking a -- picking up a few clouds. here's a look at how we managed today. highs, 87 in santa rosa, san francisco, 67. livermore, 94. we're going to feel temperatures a little warmer than that as we head into sunday afternoon. we'll take a lack at the forecast coming up in abit. right now temperatures in the bay area the 50s. >> a meet is scheduled for this tuesday with the four teams in the america's cup to discuss this week's tragedy. teams from the u.s., italy, sweden, and new zealand will be in san francisco next week and will decide what steps, if any to take in the wake over the fatal training accident. >> i don't think anything is

going to fail as far as hosting, much less attending any of the events, and of course, more public awareness. now that an accident has occurred. >> ama: a sailor died after being trapped under the wreckage. new at 11:00, concession workers at at&t park authorized a strike. the workers voted at the ballpark today. they want their first raise in three years. a strike wouldn't begin until after the week's negotiations between a union and management which continue wednesday and thursday. management called today's vote unfortunate. elementally school students in berkeley are warned to go the extra mile to bring a classmate home. they held a fun -- fundraiser for rodrigo. he and his parents visas expired on a trip to mexico and they haveel to wait five years to

re-apply. >> still to come at 11:00, it's the biggest powerball jackpot since california began selling tickets, but is there a winner tonight? fueling up. ways to cut the i'll show how to save money in your gas, hybrid or electric car. >> the video showing the moment of rescue

>> ama: a road trip is a cheap route to a vacation and there are ways you can make it even cheaper, "7 on your side" michael, "7 on your side"'sey has some ideas. >> whether you're buying gas, driving a hybrid or going electric there are ways to cut cost andet more miles for your buck. fuel prices tend to rise in the summer but you can pay less if you pay attention. >> summertime is road trip time, but it doesn't have to mean a big fuel bill. peter cut his gas expenses by buying an electric car. now he is a true convert. >> i'm avoiding all the risk of the price rise of gasoline, i get a better driving experience because it's more fun and easier to drive. and i save money by plugging it in at night and filling it up for less than five dollars. >> the downwide is range, or how far you can go on a single charge. peter says his leaf gets

80 miles before it needs to be plugged in. that's where his other electric car comes in, tucked into the garage behind the leaf is a tesla. >> this is a dream boat todrive. this has much less range anxiety. thisa is designed to travel between 265 and 300 miles on a full charge. >> that comes at a price. if you can get one it will set you back $90,000. but there are cheap are ways to save money going electric and it starts with a phone call. >> we've done studies that show that at least a third of the people that buy electric vehicles or plug-in electric hybrids do not make the call to their power company so their ignoring the possibility of saving money. >> we made the call and found out pg&e is rolling out lower rates in mid-july, making it cheaper to charge an electric or

electric hybrid car. you'll get the best prices if you charge overnight when demand is lower. if you want to stay away from the pump, but you're nervous about the limited range of an electric car, reed says consider a hybrid and a family friendly style. >> they afford the best of both worlds. lots of room and space and comfort and also fuel economy that borders on 50 miles per gallon. >> if you own a hybrid or gas-loving car he says the single best way to drop cost is to stop driving erratically, no hard stops and starts that will save 35%% of your gasoline, and don't be afraid to buy the cheapest gasoline. >> gasoline is controlled by the epa and different states to she quality of gas is good. >> try to avoid piling things on your roof rack. reed says change therg

aerodynamics of your car will cut your fuel economy significantly. i you want to crunch the numbers there are web sites to help you do that. i'll put those links on our web site, abc7news.com. ike "7 on your side". >> ama: no winner in tonight's big powerball drawing but one bay area person will be richer. three tickets matched five out of five numbers, including a ticket in petaluma. each get $573,000. that's nice. the next jackpot will jackpot $350 million. >> hopefully moms will hit the jackpot tomorrow with love. league -- leigh is here. >> leigh: it will be a nice afternoon for mothers across the bay area, and you can see from the live doppler 7hd some high clouds moving in. who that -- below that is low clouds and fog, through san

francisco bay overnight. here's a nice shot of coit tower there, all in blue. san francisco 51. mountain view, 59. 50 in half moon bay. santa cruz, 67. from the sutro cam you can see the fog starting to easein the low cloudiness there, and that's going to greet it tomorrow morning. 62 in fairfield, los gatos, 61. here's a look at the forecast highlights. we'll continue with low clouds and fog moving inland tonight. warmer day, especially east bay valley areas for your sunday afternoon, and then the cooling will tapes as we head into the first part of next week. lows tonight, spilling into some of the protected valley areas. mid-to-upper 50s. 58 in antioch. the big picture satellite radar composite, high pressure continuing to build in. it will keep the storm track to the north for at least one more day, so as it builds in over the

bay area, it will come press the air and that's going to help the low clouds and fog near the coast to thin out sooner so coastside may see temperatures, but a little warming for your sunday afternoon, and then after the tail end of the cold front will swing by and temperatures will come down on monday. here's a look at the mother's day numbers. 90, morgan hill. 84, san jose. cupertino, 83. we'll hopefully see also more sunshine half moon bay. 58 there tomorrow. 81, redwood city. san francisco, near 70. tomorrow afternoon. and in the north bay, 80, petaluma. napa, 86. oakland, warm to 77 after also morning overcast. 82, fremont, and up and over the east bay hills, temperatures will be toasty with 94 for brentwood and 91 for concord. so here's what the seven-day forecast. we'll start to trend cooler monday, as the wind shifts

stronger onshore wind will be with us, by thursday, inland highs in the 70s, 60s around the bay, and then we'll warm back up next friday. >> ama: thank you so much. oakland celebrated all things cat tonight at the internet cat video festival. in conjunction a cat adoption fair was held. one of the stars war dusty, the klepto cat fromle san mateo. >> shu is here giving us some sports. >> mike: wish you happy mother's day. the giants hammer the braves. and the as in a five-game slide playing home run derby against seattle. backed

>> mike: giants hosting the braves and they always seem to stage a great matchup. madison bumgarner, never beating atlanta, was on the hill and the

giants blew them away. before the game, junior giants; madbaum the call him. brought his a-game. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants needed that. giants' bats stayed hot, scoring four times in the fourth. giants up 6-1, blanco, caree high four rbi. giants tack on four more in the eighth. giants in sole possession of thirst place in the national league west as the crush the braves. >> a's and mariners. i think she is in a sugar coma. mariner pitchers wondering where the ball is going. barton, his fourth game this season, welcome back to the lineup. first of the year.

2-0 a's. in the sixth, another home run, from brandon morris. parker went six innings, allowed three runs on three hits. got some help, cespedes, what a catch. a's end the slide with a 4-3 victory. >> to the pitch. earthquakes and the seattle sounders. 38th minute, the goal. 1-nil seattle. second half, stoppage time. 3-0 sounders. martin gets the lucky bounce and check out his celebration, even more impressive. sounders win big, 4-nil the final. >> warriors and spurs face off tomorrow, game four, and the question, house is steph curry's left ankle? can

>> mike: warriors and spurs with a quick turn-around with game four tomorrow.

the spurs are leading two games to one and all eyes on steph temperaturey's ankle. he rolled his left ankle. he stayed in the game but limped out last night. the warriors put their focus on defense after they let parker put down 25 in the the first half. not time to push the panic button. steph, how is your ankle? >> same old story. if it feels good enough to go tomorrow but until i wake up tomorrow and see, you just -- hope for the best, i guess. >> going to be a great series, and it's been thus far. so i don't look at it as a missed opportunity at all. with us, the learning experience, we build, we watch film, and we get better. >> mike: for the best fan experience you can have without being there followups on twitter while you watch the game. today's nba playoffs, game

knicks. paul george with the steal from chandler. pacers led by three at the half. indiana's big man, hibbert, looking like kareem. the pretty sky hook. late fourth quarter. indiana puts the game out of reach. david west, count it! two of his 11. pacers take the 2-1 series lead. 82-71 the final. in memphis, fans pumped up for game three between the thunder and grizzlies. kevin durant leading the way for okc. thunder, by one at the break. but memphis, powered by marc gas kroll, late fourth quarter. banks it. grizzlies take a 2-1 series lead, 87-81 the final. this abc7 sports report brought to you briver rock

casino. and coming up, a sudden resignation at the raiders camp. >> ama: you can watch the warriors and spurs on game four at oracle at noon here on abc7, followed by mike and larry after the game and then join us at 5:00. >> just ahead, neighborhood in fear. what one man did that severely charged four homes. >> cheers and jeers as attorney general eric holder gives the commencement speech in the bay area. why not everyone was happy to see him. >> the fight ore

>> ama: good evening. in tonight's headlines, the 12-year-old brother of leila fowler has been arrested for her murder. the eight-year-old was found stabbed to death in her bedroom. the brother told police he had seen an intruder leaving the home, then found the body. >> baseball was cancelled at a voolt -- vallejo ballpark after a shooting nearby. starting this week, vallejo little league games will be played at a different location. >> several families were forcfrom their homes after water shifting. three young women are saviouring precious freedom in cleveland. new video shows their moment of freedom this week. at the same time new questions are being raised about the investigations into their an abductions. [shouting] >> they marched in honor of

michelle knight, amanda berry, and gina dejesus, three cleveland women who will celebrate mother's day in freedom for a long time, and for the first time we see the moment of liberation, showing police officers knocking down the front door of the prison and amanda berry hugging her daughter moments after she was freed with the help of charles ramsey. >> i just could not believe it. this is a century -- surreal experience. >> that jubilation tempered by two questions. who brothers who sigh they saw one of the victims right before the was kidnapped. >> -and-dent where he talked to the girl. i thought it was weird but i didn't think anything was wrong until a couple days later but it was weird enough to remember the vehicle and a description of the guy. >> a description the brothers reported to a police hotline but police say there's no record of the call. >> i know the guys involved in

the investigation, both on our side and the fbi, and they would not have left those kind of things go. they would have checked it out. >> ariel castro, the man accused of abducting and raping and holding the women hostage has fired a private defense attorney. dna testing corn firms he is the father of a six-year-old ghoirl also left the house. >> abc news, new york. >> ama: tonight neighbors say it was a propertyline dispute between a washington state man's rampage. he got on a bulldozer and destroyed four homes while knocking out power to thousands of people. one woman saw him coming. >> i knew i had to get out. i figured i had to get out. >> he could be the kindest, nicest person on earth, then in a second he can turn on you. >> ama: one of the homes was knocked off its foundations. he was booked for investigation

of malicious mischief. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder was the commencement speaker today for the berkeley law school, an appearance that drew cheers and jeers. many of the graduates said it was an honor for the nation's top lawyer to speak to them. off, protesters countered he need the held accountable for his policies. >> you're about to embark on your legal career at a crossroads in history. >> i'm here to protest u.s. policies of torture and indefinite detention, the situation in guantanamo. >> i think it's disrespectful for the graduation, personally. but they're entitled to their opinion. >> holder told the class the world is looking to the graduates for the leadership they are uniquely qualified to share. the group "occupy" the farm has taken over a piece of property in albany owned by uc berkeley. the occupiers intend to turn the

tract into a viable natural food system for the community. the school wants to use the land for senior housing and a grocery story. berkeley officials say the occupiers are trespassing and will be moved out. >> in san mateo, fight to keep an ice center open. the company that owns the ice center plans to shut it down next month and replace it with retail stories. rink supporters rallied to save it. >> in san jose, special premother's day affair for moms whose kids have gone to war. it was the adopt a mother military event. it was to honor moms they couldn't be with on mother's day. >> still to come, the undercover video from the from the i-team exposing bay area restaurants serving an illegal delicacy. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. i-over if you're trying to southern california to see your mother, we'll look at the forecast.

>> ama: breaking news out of hayward, two people are seriously injured after an accident that closed a street. two to three cars were smashed and a house was damaged in the accident. you're looking at the video there. police have not released any

more information about what happened. bay area restaurants have been quietly serving a delicacy that is banned in california. foie gras, a -- tom noyse has handundercover look at the restaurants still selling it. >> the tip that came to the i-team said, order the poached pear and you'll get foie gras. we sent in two produce expers before they could ask the server made an offer. >> she said our special is a seek crut but i can tell you this, it's a traditional french dish and one of our chef's seth dishes. >> the wouldn't tell us the main ingredient but when we placed our order, she slipped. >> so three quartered with the

special floi -- and then catches herself, the huckleberry. the special arrived. the now foie gras. a series of our videos caused the state to ban. a worker grabbed a duck, shoved a pole down its throat and a pound of corn shoved into the duck. the process continues for three weeks until the liver expanded more than ten times its normal size. >> we didn't know when we walked in we were going to encounter sick birds, dead birds, birds with open, festering wounds. >> in addition to dead and dying ducks, activists found others whose livers were so large they couldn't move, couldn't defend

themselves against rats. the law made changes to the health and safety code that says a person may not force feed a bird for the purpose of enlarging a bird's liver beyond the normal side. a bird cannot be sold in california -- it sets a fine up to 1,000 tuesday. a group of chefs are working to overturn the ban. >> the chef told me i'm on board with fighting it. but it's going to take a while, i think. >> when i contacted the chef and told him what we found at his restaurant, he agreed to an interview. even set a time and place. but then backed out, citing a scheduling conflict. >> told me he knows he is breaking the law, but graw graw is part of the cuisine. >> now they get their duck liver from hudson valley foie gras in

new york through a distribute you're in nevada. in 2003 we showed how they use isolation cages. the ducks cannot move during the weeks of forced feeding. the cages are now gown and the workers use a gravity device instead of the california farm's old pneumatic pump. he told us how he sells the flaw graw -- foie gras with code words. it was the golding an well and then the cherry jubilee. >> you actually serve cherry jubilee. >> this is the lawyer for the animal defense fund. they're suing for giving it away. the activityist sent in an undercover investigator who received flaw foie gras on three separate occasions. >> he would not receive it

without this expensive meal and was described as a gift from the chef. >> this is the chef's personal boston tea party and he is working a loophole. >> we serve it to customers who purchase ore moe oresive menu, to customers who purchase nothing at all, that stop by the bar to say hi and encourage my efforts. >> the activists couldn't get the police to cite him for selling flaw -- foie gras. >> how many tickets have you written? >> zero. >> in san francisco, enforcement is by animal control. we showed them what we found at this restaurant. >> we'll send an officer out there and they will be cite. >> really? >> yes, absolutely. these people ordered this dish, it was served, they paid for it,

and that's a direct violation of the law. as it's written. >> hundreds of restaurants stopped selling foie gras last year when the ban took effect but now authorities are not doing much to enforce it so the lawsuits are the only threats real chefs face now. one of the activists who shot video inside the hudson valley foie gras last year has been arrested and charged with burglary for rescuing two ducks. >> ama: it's time to get one last check on the weather tonight. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd showing you some of the clouds that are getting very close to the bay area. we have some low clouds and fog near the coast, and we're more than likely wake up to some of that tomorrow morning. travel-wise, mother's day, 69. atlanta, sunshine, a little damp. new york city, 67. check out phoenix, 99. the heat will be on in southern california with los angeles tomorrow, sunshine, 86. 104 in palm springs, fresno,

101. 94 in sacramento, and lake tahoe tomorrow, delightful, a mixture of sun and clouds. here's the seven day forecast. we'll cool off monday, tuesday, wednesday, by thunder, -- tuesday, temperatures in the 70s and then warm up next weekend. >> ama: -- >> mike: raiders get to a surprise announcement from their ceo, and their top dra ñ@ñ@ñ ñ,t

>> mike: surprising news out of the raiders camp as longtime ceo jamie traction jamie -- trask. she is the only female ceo in the nfl. she was close to al davis, helping his son mark make the transition. >> today is the first day of rookie camp and the 12th 12th overall pick in the draft, d.j. hay depp -- hayden was on the pick. he nearly died in practice years

ago. but he is hoping to help a struggling raiders test. >> just want to help the team out, help to win and do my best, and then if it leaves a leg galaxy it does. if it doesn't, i'm still here playing. >> warriors and spurs, a quick turn around, game four at oracle right here on here, with the spurs leading 2-1, and steph curry's ankle is in the news. he'll be a gametime decision after rolling his left ankle. he limpedded out last night. today the warriors focused on the defense. parker true down 22 against them first half. but they're not going to push the panic. let's check op on steph's ankle. >> same old store, hope it feels good enough to good tomorrow, but until i wake up tomorrow and see, you just -- hope for the best, i guess. >> going to be a great series, and it's been thus far. so i don't look at it as a

missed opportunity at all. with us, a learning experience, we build, we watch film, and we get better. >> mike: today's nba hosts -- for the best fan experience, follow us on twitter, and'll be tweeting, now today's nba playoffs. pacers, and knicks. paul george with the steal from chandler. goes all the way, splitting two defenders. pacers led by three at the half. indiana's big man, roy hibbert, looking like kareem abdul-jabbar, bringing back the sky high hook. later, indiana puts it out of reach. taking a 2-1 series lead. to memphis. fans pumped up for game three. thunder and grizzlies. the durant leading the way for okc. scored 16 of his 25 in the first half. thunder by one at the break.

but memphis, powered by mar can gasol, fourth quarter. grizzlies take the 2-1 series lead, 87-81 the final. >> giants hosting the braves, always a good matchup. madison bum guardianer who has never beaten atlanta, on the hill. the giants blew the braves away. before the game, junior giants receiving gloves. first inning, pablo sandoval, 3-2 pitch. out of here. giants 1-0. madison bumgarner, seven innings, one run, four hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. the giants' bats stay hot. bases loaded. no longer, blanco, a career high four rbi. giants tack on four more. brandon belt's two-run single up the middle. giants in giant possession of

first place in the national league west. >> a's and mariners. sugar coma? what do you think. josh donaldson, solo shot. in the fourth, barton, four games in the the majors, solo shot. 2-0 a's. seattle made it it a one-run game but another solo shot. this from brandon moss. 4- oak lean trying to end a five game slide. look at this catch by session -- cespedes. nice. a's with the rescue. >> to the pitch. ache earthquakes and sounders. martin puts it in, and i think i like his celebration even better. sounders win big, 4-nil the final. this sports report brought you by river rock casino, and tomorrow, warriors and spurs right here.

>> you can show your warriors pride by posting a go warriors badge to your facebook page. >> that is it for this addition of abc7 news. i'm ama daetz. news continues tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. for mike shumann, leigh glaser, everybody here thank you, for joining us.

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