good afternoon. we begin with a tragic case of an unintended victim in the east bay. a mother shot and killed inside of her home in richmond. >> nick smith joins us live now. nick? >> good afternoon. it was just before 11:00 that shot spotter sent officers here in richmond. they found two people had been hit by bullets but a 64-year-old woman whom

everyone called granny was rushed to the hospital. she'd been hit several times. she was a fixture in the housing complex. witnesses say she was here in this bed when the sound of bullets tore through this wall, and struck her in the head, side and back. >> she never bothered anyone. she's 64 years old. you know? people she didn't know, she'd talk to. i don't know why. >> investigators tell abc 7 news the shooting was not random and that the home was targeted. police say calls started coming in to 911 after shot spotter alerted them saying there were 15 rounds fired into the home. granny was hit multiple times and later died at the hospital. coming up at 6:00 what witds

say they d the minute they heard the shots being fired and who police believe is the intended target. nick smith abc 7 news. >> learning new details about a deadly triple stabbing yesterday afternoon. a 3-year-old boy remains in the hospital. a relative of the victims has been taken into custody considered a person of interest in this case. a neighbor who rushed into the house described what he saw. >> so i went in there and observed the father of the 3-year-old little girl he had her on the couch and putting pressure on her wounds shechl was covered in blood. it was gruesome. >> the man detained is 29-year-old ruben ramirez, he was arrested around 9:00 last night. >> a mountain lion is

recovering after being rescued from a storm drain. the animal first spotted this morning off may avenue. authorities man wrathed to hit witness two darts then lifted it out of the aqua duct. laura anthony will have a live report on how the lion ended up stuck there and what is going to happen to it now. >> 102 running of the beta breakers will take place on sunday. there are new security measures in place now. >> we are live from the starting line. >> the police chief says he thinks people want to see more uniformed officers and they will, both those running and watching beta breakers. that tradition created to raise spirits is upon us again.

30,000 runners are expected. famous sir francis drake doorman will be among them. his 40th race. >> i'm a serious runner. >> you can expect the zaniness that sets them apart there is a much more serious aspect this year. san francisco police have been in contact with their counter parts in boston following bombings there. and what they've learned means beefed up security. >> officers hopping out, nerve special operations working whether there are teams or small motorcycles or horses. we'll have our bomb techs on the scene and we'll have canines around.

>> there will be cameras as well as jam packed hays street hill. the fbi poured security and officers from neighboring agencies all part of new safety measures for runners, no alcohol, no wheeled objects z no pets. and they know it's hard to enforce. >> the city recent ban on nudity exempts beta breakers so anyone running naked is not going to be arrested. the focus is on fun and safety. >> investigators in texas haven't ruled out criminal activity in that plant explosion 14 people died in that blast.

two officials say they're looking at possible causes for the deadly blast including electrical problems as well as a golf cart that had been recalled. their probe ruled out terrorism. >> a terrifying home video of one 10 tornadoes that ripped through north texas yesterday, leaving six people dead and destroyed dozens of homes in the community. the twisters tore neighborhood as part taking out homes in the path including some built by habitat for humanity volunteers. residents returned to find devastation. officials say home asks building sustained significant damage. half were leveled as you can see in this video right here. the number is expected to rise. >> all of a sudden, you just find and see stuff going through the air.

and in route. >> the several says is seven people are missing and responders are sifting through the damage. >> certainly nothing like that but we've seen unsettled weather here in the bay area. >> we're certainly fortunate to have calmer weather than that. we had sprinkles today, here is a look at some clouds hanging around. mainly sunny skies at the moment. you have some interest being cloud formations of precipitation totals light, actually. san jose, 1/100ths of an inch of rain from this passing system that moved through hire. and is still moving. you can see most of the bay area has been dry. looking now at some nice blue skies 65 across the bay in oakland.

69 in san jees yeah. another live view from our camera, i believe it is looking over the bay. temperatures 72 degrees in santa rosa. looking from our roof camera across the embarcadero, i'll give you a look at the forecast we can expect mostly cloudy skies to develop this evening. early morning hours we'll have a mix of clouds, sun, and tomorrow afternoon, mainly sunny with highs ranging from upper 50s at the coast to just above 70 into warmest inland locations. warmer weather is coming up for the weekend. >> thank you. >> police searching for this man, a 43-year-old police believe murdered his ex-girlfriend in a san jose motel. he may now be headed to mexico.

the victim's white chevy suburban is also missing. the body of the 35-year-old was discovered yesterday in a room at the holiday inn express. police say they once dated they're calling this a domestic violence killing. >> three men will go to prison after alameda county prosecutor as announced they bleed pleaded guilty to attacking a patrol officer. they face sentences from 3-27 years in prison. the chp says the men rammed a patrol car in oakland. one shot out the patrol car's back windshield. >> officials believe they know what caused a landslide that nearly swallowed a neighborhood. a water leak played a role in this disaster. officials confirmed the soil

was saturated with water. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 how honest are you? giants reliever's act after he found a huge mistake in his contract. >> and why one lucky person got to mt this penguin personally. >> heart stopping video of a baby stroller rolling on to train tracks and the rescue. >> take a look at traffic skyway is heavy for drivers here making their way east across the bay bridge chaps some headed to the warriors game. traffic better for drivers on the righthand side.

sanford's ground breaking new plan is working so well it's about to undergo an expansion. the university will reward faculty and staff who leave cars at home and walk or bike to work. it's part of the plan to cut back on the number of cars clogging university streets during peak commute hours. the school became one of the first to offer incentives to employee who's come to work outside of the morning and afternoon commute hours. >> steve wozniak is headed

back to berkeley for the key note speaker. he attended then dropped out of apple commute r.computers and returned and graduated in 1986. >> does your employee happened to overpay you by let's say half a million dollars would you pay them back? for jeremy aflet the answer was yes. this after the giants negotiated a contract extension. the 2010 deal earned him $4 million. someone made a mistake and they list that had amount as $4.5 million. he returned the money though legally the money belonged to him. it's a story in his new book that is out. >> great guy. >> yes. >> earnings disappointed bill gates. >> skm hi, emily.

>> good afternoon. after the closing bell dell reported lackluster first quarter earnings as net income plunged 80%. ll and carl icon tobetween take the pc maker private wages on. time warner cable with discussions taking place. the deal possibly comes as it focuses on broad band business. an droid growing dominance over the iphone. the global market share hit 75% in the first quarter up from less than 50% a year ago. iphone shares fell down from 23% last year stocks falling

today amid disappointing economic data. why a 12% rally in cisco shares and bill gates is once again the richest man in the world. reclaichling the title he saw his fortune rise to $7.7 billion. he beat out carlos grim who has seen his fortune fall this year. from bloomberg studios i'm emily chang, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >> 2000 people submitted names for the new penguin chick. >> and today, they unveiled the winning entry when was

linus. the name submitted by cory morgan. she got an idea after doing an internet search. >> first thing that came up there was a zoologist back in the 16 and 1700. i shortened the name to lin of the us. >> he got a special painting done by the young penguin himself. officials say he is active and feisty. wow, yes. it is fitting. >> i'm going to submit penny, penny the penguin but i like linus better. >> the weather is interesting.

we still have clouds lingering but mostth of e bay aea dry. 20 in oakland so around the bay area, breezy and we've got scattered clouds around. and partly cloudy skies and cool again, tomorrow, cooler than average but sunny skies and warmer this weekend. we have qeet a warm up. satellite shows approaching frontal system going to bring us reenforcement of the cooler air. so this evening notice we may see sprinkles developing in

the wee hours of the morning near san jose. but we're talking about really light sprinkles. and so it's not likely to be a wet commute. we do expect sunny skies but breezynear coast. highs mainly mid to upper 60s, 67 in san jose tomorrow, peninsula, mid-60s as well. on the coast, breezy, cool and upper 50s. 61 degrees will be the high downtown san francisco tomorrow, 5 in the sunset district. and on east bay look for highs of 65 in oakland. 64 newark. here is the accu-weather forecast. warming up and warmest

locations and then, upper 80s to near 90s inland. s taper off again. >> yeah. yeah. >> okay. thank you. >> up next a man foreclosure has his luck turned around in a big way. how the sweet tooth turned him into a millionaire. >> then we're live at the coliseum. it's win or? stay home, really. >> yes. >> words of encouragement after warriors before tippoff. >> at 4:20 taking a look at traffic. spencer talking about cloud cover a little bit. northbound traffic going to marin county kind of slowing down at this point but oncoming cars heading back into san francisco. flowing freely at this ho

an illinois's man of keeping his lottery tickets in a cookie jar paid off in a big way. >> they were facing eviction. he decided to take a handful of old tickets to a convenience store and check them out just in case. good decision. one of them was a big, big winner as in $4.5 million. well, $4.85 million. >> i realize wed had all six

numbers. a shocking moment so i called my son over and asked him to double check this. he -- looks it through and goes yup. looks like a winner. >> ske had a huge smile as he held up the gigantic check. not bad for a guy who appeared in a foreclosure hearing and told to find a new home for his family before they were evicted. >> really cool. >> hollywood news now. miley cyrus talks about landing in a maxim hot 100 and a big announcement from the boys of one direction. >> one direction announced a massive tour today but fans will have to wait for this one that kicks november 2014. so this member says the group is excite asked the idea of playing venues is incredible. >> and last night, triple

threat miley cyrus took home the number one spot. she says her family likes to give her a hard time about. >> i tried to get my brothers to come. they're like, you're a troll. i don't know who is going to put you on the cover so. i'm here party of one just quick stop by. then back in the studio to make more music. >> check out miley and the the rest of the top 100 now. and those star trek into darkness opens nationwide it's been previewed in outer space. this is so astronauts could have entertainment on their day off. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00, houston we we have a problem. a scientist weighs in how the agency could fix a critical piece of equipment. >> crazy details about a wild

dmais a bart station. >> and barbie did not get in the

growing irs scandal. a new man has been named to the post. senior white house budget officer will replace steven miller asked to resign amid revelations the irs improperly singled out conservative groups. the president said replacing the commissioner is just the first step. >> we're going to make sure we gather up the facts and hold accountable and responsible anyone involved in this. >> and this afternoon a second top irs official announced he plans to leave the agency according to an internal memo the commissioner of the agency's tax exempt and government enti to -- entities division will resign. >> a rescue mission underway near mountain view. scientists are trying to save

this, their prized keppler space craft. the keppler telescope discovered thousands of planets in just four years but right now, it's not doing anything. >> the telescope has to be positioned precisely and the mechanism is broken. the keppler completed its primary mission, now just in what is called extended science period. the telescope launched in 2009. heading into the final frontier and looking for planet autos we have 280 earth-sized plants. 850 planets twice the size of earth. >> this.

the telescope has to be held in place with something called reaction wheels. the mission is now on hold. >> right now, it won't point at the sun or be destroyed so we've done that. and are checking that out. >> he says teams of scientists will be assembled to see if it can be fixed. if not it will have gathered four years worth of great and redrawn our understanding of the uniform answering whether planets are common or rare. >> if answer is hair, then we might be alone. on the other hand if there are a lot you can build an instrument designed to look atnt

>> ketppler has been a stunning success. and people know there are planets just about everywhere. >> if it cannot be repaired, if it cannot be repaired they've only worked through half of the data that is collected so that discovery should keep rolling on in. >> heather, thank you. >> nasa says reare pairs to fix an ammonia leak at the international space station seems to have worked. ammonia used as a cool glant a radiateor system. the leak forced a power channel to go off line. >> abc news reports boston

marathon bombing suspect jahar tsarnaev wrote the attack was pay back for u.s. wars in muslim land. law enforcement forces say he scrawled a message inside of the boat where he was found hiding for tour days after bombings. sources say tsarnaev pro claimed on one muslim is an attack on all and wrote he won't miss his brother who was killed in a shootout because he would soon be joining him. tsarnaev is charged with using a weapon of mass destruction and could face the death penalty if convicted. >> boston marathon organizers say oners who couldn't finish the race could come back next year and says people who made it halfway will get a code to sign up in auchlgt they'll have to pay but won't have to requalify by running another marathon in a given time. >> bart is back after a morning.

it forts forced the closure of the station. abc 7 news has more from oakland. >> it started because this door was unlocked. he went inskpid was able to get on to the roof of the platform. with tho they say they need a ladder to get on to. see that barbed wire? that couldn't contain him. it took 18 officer twoz hours to arrest this man this morning he was on top of a bart train at the station in oakland during the commute. >> the guy was jumping on top of the train. and just crazy. >> passengers realized

something happening on the roof. >> we started just every few minutes here and there he was also throwing gravel from the roof down towards passengers. the drivers called police and that is when he started to move. he's jumping back into the track on top of a train. >> officials had to shut down ton a trae and shut down the third trail i was on the rain 40 minutes. >> it wasn't until 7:15 that they arrested him. officials say he wasn't hostile to police but wasn't cooperating. >> if you know we've had sik evaluation autos commuters say

passengers were calm and patient during this ordeal. >> we're here and i think that is what matters. >> the state assembly passed a bill today that will outlaw local governments from policing drivers who park at broken meters. this bill aims to restore what had been the law in california letting drivers park free at broken meters some cities started to enact laws to fine the drivers. the bill goes to the state senate. >> still ahead extremely rare sight during the president's news conference with turkey's prime minister. >> and this is a view from our east bay hills cram. looking at mainly blue skies. will it last among? >> another live look at traffic this afternoon this, is highway 87. exit you can see here is

julian street by the shark tank. traffic moving nicely in both directio

berlin's newest tourist atrack is drawing attention from protestors. take a look a life-sized barbie doll house opened thup week and has a live size version of the malibu dream

house but attracted an antibarbie brigade. protestors shouted pink stinks on the opening day. it will remain there until august then go on a tour around europe. >> okay. the marines stepped in to save the day today, kind of. >> yeah. they helped protect the president and turkey's prime minister when sprinkles turned into heavy showers at a news conference. >> why don't wet we get a couple marines us. they're going to look g i've got to change suits i don't know about our prime minister. there we go. that is good. you guys sorry about that. >> report yirs you can stand in the rain. it's a rare sight regulations prohibit marines from using umbrellas in uniform partially because it makes it difficult to salite but since the president is the chander in chief he made n an exception. >> yes. he said get over here.

>> yes. it's standard equipment for spencer christian. >> we needed him today. >> i carry one at all times. here is a time lapse view this afternoon from our mount tam ram wra. so moving now to take a look at live doppler 7 hd. there are still lingering clouds. showers in the upper mid west a mild day with highs into 70s and 80s, warm shot would be phoenix. state of california we do expect mixed conditions, mainly sunny skies and mild down south. there could be a sprinkle or two near l.a. with highs in los angeles 72. mainly mixed conditions over the sierra tomorrow. sprinkles moving through that

region as well. highs 65 in yosemite. 60 in lake tahoe. we expect mainly sunny skies into afternoon. breezy and cool. highs inland upper 60s to near 70. there is a big event going on in lodi saturday called zen fest it's a lodi lake park a celebration of zinfindel. music, food, wine goss to be sunny in lodi saturday with noorts low 80s so it will be zin-sational. >> okay. if only i could have jumped in a minute earlier there. >> still ahead a res kuf a toddler after a baby stroller rolled away and off the train tracks. >> and people work a child care center. >> i'm michael finney. a major airline extending

child care facilities that get money from the federal government could soon face major changes announcing it will impose tough national health and safety standards for all facility that's accept

government subsidies. etc. been 15 years since the rules were last updated. >> ivf helped millions of parents start families. and now one company is giving parents a way to see what chances are before they set food into an exam room. how this works tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> philadelphia officials say an old fashioned but vital piece of equipment helped ahert disaster, dhek this, is heart stopping video. the stroller and a 14 mold mole girl end up on to the tracks mom jumped on to get her. a passenger used a call box to notify authorities. the child did cut on

the forehead. police say it was just an accident. >> that is giving me chills just watching that. >> one texas teenager got more than he bargained for. >> a 14-foot, 800 pound monitor landed by 18-year-old brachlton. >> he nabbed it during a public hunt in a reservoir. he says he couldn't believe just how fwhig gator was then wondered how they're going to get it on to the boat which already had a 10 foot gator. >> he's been gator hunting since he was 8 years old. >> he's good at what he does. >> very good. >> many airline passengers take carry on with bags to avoid fees but as you know, space is tight in those

overhead bins. >> i want other passengers to be rewarded for not having a carry on. >> write rite. >> while you stuff yours. >> yes. >> many passengers trying to fit into overhead bins it does slow down the board prog ses. american airlines is rewarding passengers who don't bring a carry on. they'll allowed to board first. the airline says these passengers can be seated quickly if not stuck waiting for others to stow bags. american says the goal to speed up boarding and as no plans to charge fees for carry ons. small suvs put to the test. this video shows crash tests for 13 suvs. the test shows what happens when they crash into a

barrier. half did poorly for restraining the driver. 2014 sue barree yu forester did well, and 2013 mitsubishi outlander sport earned acceptable rating. i've posted a link to abc 7 news.com. if you park in a meter you worry it could expire what if a good samaritan plunked a quarter in just were you got a ticket? that is what a group of citizens is doing in a small new hampshire town. they call it robin hooding. they deposit coins into meters they say they have prevented 4,000 tickets. >> preventing state from being able to steal from people through the parking system. >> the city is suing the group

saying they're harassing police officers. it's a scene you can imagine in san francisco but with a huge difference. parking tickets there cost $5. coming up the video games that are not made for couch potatoes. the games that give the best workouts, coming up. thank you. >> sure, sure up next coliseum will be roaring as warriors must win tonight. >> special words of encouragement for golden state. >> go, warriors. >> coming up a big stink being raised in one neighborhood over a restaurant specializing in bacon but it's more than smell that could drive the business away. and we're going to show what you we can of topless picture of bea arthur that is causing

a stir on facebook.

san jose sharks will be suspended for the series for the shot on the kings jared stole who was injured. national hockey league trying to eliminate these shots to the head. >> more playoff news of course it's do or die time for the warriors. >> yes. they've got to win tonight at home in order is to stay alive. they're down to the spurs.

>> game six in our building against a tough opponent. it's an exciting time for us f would you have told us in september we have a game six at home we would take it. alan wong is live with preparations underway now. you spoke with young fans. >> yes. they got their lesson from the player who lid this team into the playoffs. >> who is your favorite player? >> he pushes the ball against this. he helps us. >> the would be related to and visit.

gave words of advice. >> having some aj skpleets people that are in the community to come out to speak and share things they've learn that had can help kids along the way. >> i did say believe in your self. and you can do it. >> never give up. keep trying. don't let anything get you down. >> this rides on the shoulders of the little fans every day but with warriors down against spurs looks like he can use towards, -- words, too. >> just rest and everything. and don't put pressure on the ankle. >> don't think about the pain. >> aside from that suck and up and play, the kids at garfield saying to warriors hey, remember what you taught us? >> if you work together you

can accomplish more thing autos work with each other, not against. because when working together, you're unbeatable. >> they have been taking that attitude on to the court but tonight have have to be unbeatable. allen, tu fantastic advice and they absorbed messages they got. >> they got it memorized. >> yes. >> l game will air at 7:30. >> yes. for beflt exkbreerns you can have follow us on twitter while you watch the game. i will be tweeting and if the warriors win you can watch

game 7. >> this guy is a fan all the way down to his toews. he has warriors socks on. >> yes. we twoobt see your pride in the teams in the playoffs so e mail us your fan photos at you report at kgotv.com. and online. >> thanks for joining us for abc news at 4:00. >> the news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> thank you. an unusual standoff in santa cruz. police spend hours trying to coax a mountain lion to safety. >> the neighbor did all he could to rescue victims of a vicious stabbing spree talks about mental illness issues next door. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. showers are long gone.

i'll have details coming up. >> an intense rescue mission, wildlife experts had to use tranquilizer darts. >> good evening. neighbors told to stay inside while authorities tried to deal with the willed kingdom that got too close. >> the young mountain lion trapped in near may avenue. laura? >> that is right. this guy was just walking down the street just after 7:00 this morning. they were able to corral the perimeter, he tried to jump out a couple times. they had to tranquilize him. >> now we have a mountain

lion. >> lok yools say they don't see mountain lions in the spots. fwhu morning the cat showed up, walking down a sidewalk before getting stuck in the aqua drukt until police, and fish and game experts game to the -- came to the rescue. >> people see wildlife. they're concerned because it's an unusual sighting but just because you see an animal acting normal doesn't mean there is a issue. after shooting the cat with two tranquilizers experts were able to carry him out on the back of an all terrain vehicle. >> first dart caused the animal to mover probably about 50 yards downstream it embedded into grass land area. in testing the animal and it's reactiveness we determined it was safer and we'd be