>> 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 better

if if administered a second dose. >> the young lion lay on the banks veterinarians were able to give him an exam assuming he is well, and unhurt the plan to take him back up to his habitat for release. well away from downtown. >> i don't know how that happened makes me feel like we're quming together close with people, too close. maybe we're in their way. >> so it ended well for both man and cat. police say the first priority to protect people. the second to safely capture the animal without having to euthanize it. in this case they achieved both. >> laura. thank you. a man wanted for sexual lay busing a child was taken into custody after a manhunt. u.s. homeland security

officials released this picture of 58-year-old david steven as rest and rescued a child from his home zrik her as a victim. investigators say stevens recorded the sex abuse on video. dannish authorities discovered recordings this month and tipped off u.s. officials about the crimes. agents searched the home and believe there may be additional child victims. well, some young moms pushing baby carriages ran for cover when shots rang out. police are looking for two men who opened fire near a crowd of young people ampking out at frank ogowa plaza officers don't know why they started shooting. >> that is not the case here, a richmond woman became a victim of a deadly shoogt last night, shot and killed in her lone oen bed. the 64-year-old benito todd was hit several times, someone fired a dozen rounds into her apartment. her 40-year-old son was also sit hit. todd nicknamed granny lived in

the neighborhood decades and was a beloved fixture with residents in the complex. >> she never bothered anyone. she's 64 years old. even people she didn't know. having a bad day, it's okay. going to get better. she was shot, i don't knee why. >> miss todd rushed to the hospital but she died from her wounds. police believe it was not a random attack that the home was targeted and they're looking for whoever is responsible. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office charged a 28-year-old bhan a murder of his mother and young nephew and attempted murder of his niece. victims were all stabbed. abc 7 news joins us from the crime scene in san jose. david? >> ruben ramirez lived in had house with his mother who took care of her grandchildren during the day. a neighbor described him as a ticking time bomb because he

showed signs of mental health issues. the sheriffs confirmed they responded here multiple times. >> we talked to neighbors after neighbor. each expressed shock about the horrible murders of a 48-year-old grandmother and 1-year-old grand skpon a stabbing of a 3-year-old grand daughter. a next door neighbor true trouble was brewing with ruben ramirez, ramirez is the son of the dead woman and uncle to the dead child he said several instances where the police have come over and there is domestic violence in the home. they've been called to deal with him. and he's fought the police before. >> medrano says ramirez will be taken for 72 hours. the time use bid law enforcement to determine a person's mental state z then, would return home. >> he has to come back if the family takes him in, you know, like they do, just a phone

shall time bomb waiting to go off. and this is the outcome. >> the mental health director explains what happened during the hold. >> they're he wall val waited and monitored and given medicines. their history is known and the doctor makes a decision as to whether or not they need continued care beyond 72 hours. >> he heard screams when the father of a third stabbing victim arrived to pick her up. >> he had her on the couch putting pressure on her wounds. and she was covered with blood. it was very gruesome. she did speak to him saying calling him daddy. she spoke to him. she was alert her eyes looking around. we've kind of like ran scenarios that iing this could happen. and, it did. >> ramirez has been booked into the jail. how he got to san francisco is

still unknown. neighbors say he does not drive. now, the 3-year-old girl who did survive her wounds is said to be in stable a source tells me she's responsive and alert. >> police looking for this man who is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend at a san jose motel. the police believe he may be heading to mexico and he is considered armed and dangerous. if residents in hercules don't approve a utility tax increase, the finances are so bleak the 21 member police force could be disbanded if the 2% increase is voted down. hercules would need to contract with a sheriff for law enforcement services.

the youth program is also at risk if the measure fails. >> there will be plenty of cops this weekend. and tighter security will greet runners this sunday. organizers have put new measures into place after the april bombings there will be cameras monitoring start and finish lines as well as jam packed haze street hill. police will be out in force in uniform and in plain clothes. >> everybody will be working whether teams or small motorcycles or horses we'll have bomb techs on the zeen allow for response and we'll have canines around. >> fbi, port security uniformed muni and officers from personnel, rather and officers from neighboring agencies will be part of the

new force. no wheel td objects and no pets allowed. >> former child psychiatrist plead nod contest to eight felony child molestation charges bringing to an end what would have been a second trial on charges he molested boy who's were his paish yechblts a jury dead looked in 2009 on charges. sentencing schedule forward august 6th. he faces eight years in prison. >> in washington the president is vowing a renewed effort to end sex abuse in the military. the president met with his top defense officials saying leaders are shamed and angry about the failures to stop sexual assaults within the ranks.

>> so not only is it a crime and shameful, it also is going to make and has made our military less effective than it can be and it's dangerous to national security. >> reports show 26,000 members could have been sexual assaulted last skbreer only 3300 were reported this month, three service members have been accused of a crime. the third happened just yesterday. he was accused of threatening his ex-wife. >> a series of 10 tornadoes touched down a hard hit community southwest of dallas. one of the twisters turned deadly very quickly. at least six people were killed and dozens of homes,

damaged. forecasters now say tornadoes had winds up to 200 mimp. -- 200 miles per hour. many of them were levels in second >> you can see the roof collap you can see it, the twister there facing you. >> clue crews are looking for several people, going through rubble to see whether any survivors may be trapped. >> this is awful there. well, still to come here waking up to may showers this morning so what is in store? sandhya patel has the forecast. >> we're looking at changes heading closer to weekends. where those temperatures are going coming up. >> and neighborhood stink brewing over a bay area restaurant cooking up double doses of bacon.

and michael finney looks at video games giving the best workouts. stay with us

most of us like the smell of bacon but some people in a san francisco neighborhood are tire fd having to smell it all day long. sne live near a restaurant called bacon bacon and that smell is not go owing to be a problem much longer. >> for many it's a distinctive and usually pleasant smell. bacon has been referred to as meat kandy and this restaurant called bacon bacon makes foods using the cured meat.

but some neighbors have complained about the constant smell, one hired an attorney and filed a discrepancy report with the planning department. you see this is a residential zone without a peshlit the restaurant cannot operate and since the permit process has been stalled because of this neighbor, the health department says it must close. >> until they get approval we cannot give them a personalit. >> that neighbor's attorney told us his clients is working with the restaurant to make the necessary improvements. >> the restaurant going to play by rules not going row dus bacon smoke going to clog the neighborhood or traffic impacts. >> the owner told us he'd like to get the permit first and then makeup grade autos it's a $30,000 upgrade i need to do

the building here. why if you're going to be kicked snout. >> i checked to see what people are weighing. -- saying. here is one. wait, so it's closing because people are complaining about the smell? hash tag irony. >> you have 30 shops on street and places smell bad the smell of this place is not the worst. >> the neighborhood is now trying to find harmony over new intoxicating vapors. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> in veto fert saigs helped millions start a family but it could be costly and it's not a guarantee. now, a company is giving parents a way of what their chances are before stepping food -- foot into exam room. tonight at 11:00 carolyn

johnson will show thousand this works. >> you know there is a trend with video games these days. >> michael fiey is the story. >> we tend to think video games as in the a big workout. and now there are games designed to help you get in shape. consumer reports take a looks to see if they can help you go from couch potato to looking your best. there are a lot of video games now add vir tiesed as a fun way to get fit. consumer reports checked out five. they cost have fr 20ses today $50. this tester is assessed a

workout. some are more stren yues than others. some don't provide a great workout. >> just in four is well, grueling. it can make a difference with the gaming console you use. >> x box is going to be effective because the camera can track movements. >> if you're looking for a game, try nike plus connect trainer. for a good cardio workouts consumer reports recommends zumba core.

it is available for x box connect which does the best job of making sure you get a good workout if have you a wiiu or sony play station it's available for those as well. what is cool. >> yes. >> thank you. >> well, apple computer moving out of its san francisco flagship store but noit knot going far. only moving four blocks away. it's going to be 45% bigger. eleven eyes expected to move out of the building this year. >> warriors will stay alive in game six and win or ruse,

wa plan on hostin cmps. the camps are open to kids ages 7-15. and tonight's game going to air on espn tip off:3y beil w bt roracle tweeting throughout the game. and if warriors win you can watch here on abc 7. >> go, warriors. >> so exciting. >> yes. >> let's talk about the weather. it's breezy out there. >> yes. it is. and braezy as well here. morning.plash an ddh

showers, much-needed moisture that is now long gone. sunshine and a nice looking afternoon. clouds still hanging around. we're watching for potential for spotty drizzle into overnight hours. we did get trace amounts of rainfall in areas that measured an jose 1/100ths. so that is about all we can squeeze out. higher elevations received more than that. looking at wind gusts, strong, gusting to 32 in fairfield. napa, 30. most of the wind direction coming off ocean that. is bringing us cool air right now, view from san jess yeah is nice and mostly sunny skies it's 58 in san francisco. check out this beautiful view

from our camera. you can see clouds on different layers there. temperatures at this hour santa rosa, 70. fairfield, 68. from our mount tamalpais camera we're looking at breezy shot there. you can see some lingering clouds. we're waiting for cooler air arrive. remember this morning starting wout 50s, tomorrow morning you'll want to bundle up it's going to be cooler so you'll feel crispness in the air, 7:00 p.m. clouds around, clouds just starting to increase. at 3:00 could see some spotty showers between the santa cruz county coastline. mostly sunny skies by afternoon and breezy. we've got the weekendvered.

morning lows upper 40s to mid-50s could be some spotty drizzle. make sure you grab a jacket or sweater. bundle up heading out of the door. tomorrow afternoon, 67. 65 sunnyvale. 69 morgan hill. 66 redwood city. north bay, 70 calistoga and santa rosa. novato, clear lake, 69 degrees. oakland union city, 65 degrees, inland communities rung cooler than average for this time of the year. 70 degrees in concord. accu-weather forecast is looking warmer weather this weekend. 72 warmest tomorrow sunday going up 16 degrees inland. near 90 degrees inland. we'll keep it there on monday before seeing a cooling trend

dropping you back down into upper 70s inland. get video forecast power outage information and tweets from your favorite team. weather changing again. we're expecting that warm up in time for weekend but tomorrow morning once again a reminder. make sure have you an extra layer on. cheryl? dan. >> thank you. good advice. >> unlikely facebook flap over a golden girl who showed it all coming up next. >> and sea going robot being used to monitor movements 6 great whites and explore the ocean. that story at

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arthur, the topless portrait sold for $2 million. the company pulled a plug on dozens of accounts claiming they violated facebook terms. the social media site does not allow nude photos but after contacting facebook and pointing out it's just a painting accounts were unlocked. >> $2 mil gin? >> san francisco officials taking no prisoners in the bid to rid a pond of killer frogs thchl is what the problem amphibians look like. they've eaten all of the native turtles fish and now, they're eating each other. city officials have been forced to drain the pond, fence it off and put a giant tarp over that thing. they hope that kills at gressive frog autos hundreds of palm trees along the water front under danger of

deadly disease. the trees are planted on embarcadero after 1989 earthquake. but about two dozens of them now have brown leaves and wilted branches. three dozen others sow signs of being infected. >> when we use our pruning tools we make sure we use a new saw blade for every tree. and this is to keep them strong and healthy. >> costs about $35,000. the fungus limits abilities to absorb water, foggy weather gives enough moisture to let them live longer. >> there is a fungus among us? >> you're waiting for that all day. >> all day. >> coming up next politicians talk to animals

coming up at 6:00 concern over seat warmers in cars may be overheating leaving driver was severe burns. tonight who needs to be warned and what is being done about it. and a musician recovers an instrument stolen from him 35 years ago. it's a remarkable story. we'll have that coming up at 6:00. >> more than all business today at the state capitol. >> no. sea world brought a welcome distraction two. pengiuns were part of an animal entourage brought from san diego. >> and they're posing to nicely. sea world does this so nicely. >> the display included a dragon lizard, a frog and the scorpion. didn't bring any of the mean frogs. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us i'm

cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we this is "world news." tonight, wind and fury, from the deadliest tornado swarm this year. colossal twisters, flipping cars, destroying homes. >> oh, my god! >> tornadoes five times larger than usual and hail the size of softballs. pushing back. the president tackling a host of scandals, as even the rain comes to wash out his week. watch out. this woman gets a $600,000 phone bill, and she wants to warn you about a new scam that could hit you next. and talk about a lucky day. with all the lottery fever around, meet a family that saved their home from foreclosure by finding a $4.8 million lottery ticket in their cookie jar.