good afternoon, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> we start with a developing news in the south bay ai. school with us has been involved in an accident near the intersection of prospect road and deanza boulevard in san jose near highway 85. the bus struck a man riding a bicycle this afternoon. the bicyclist has been taken to the lopt with a leg injury. and we'll bring in more details as we get them.

>> now, to the latest in an i 5 bridge collapse. the governor says a search is being conducted to find a replacement span to reconnect the busy interstate. officials believe the bridge plummeted into the water after hitting a bridge gerter. three people were rescued from the river including a 20-year-old driving one of the car that's ended up in the water. >> all of a sudden it was like something out of a movie. you know? like a huge explosion in front of me. the ground just falling into the water. >> it's a major highway connecting vancouver with the u.s.. 70,000 cars drive across it daily it could be sometime before we know details surrounding that particular bridge collapse. >> we are live with more.

heather? >> get ready for engineering lesson of the day. key term is fracture, critical. in this case that means the skagit truss bridge was designed like a chain with a weight hanging off the bottom. if just one link breaks, the weight drops. it's a truss bridge built in 1955. uc berkeley engineering professor says the 150 foot section collapsed because it was fracture critical meaning if one piece failed, the whole thing goes. not all truss bridges are fracture critical. it's not necessarily because it was build in the 1950s. she says there are probably a cup -- couple hundred fraj tour critical bridges in

southern california. including the new expangs span of the bay bridge. but caltrans says there are redone danceys in place. >> you'll be shocked to hear that we don't design fracture critical bridges but, our new self anchored suspension bridge is fracture critical. >> i would say that is not accurate. there is redone dancey build into the design of the bridge. it's not how the bridge will operate. >> he says that just because a bridge is fracture critical does not mean goitsing to fall down tomorrow just mean we, as a nation should be budgeting to replace them. >> and we have a link on our

web site just look under see it on tv. >> people keep falling -- feeling after shocks from the earthquake that happened last night in northeastern california. it's the strongest quake to hit the area since the 19 30s, four dozen after shocks have followed. >> people will be feeling magnitude threes and fours for probably the next week or so. >> in injuries have been reported. the shaking did rupture a tank. three homes sustained moderate damage including cracked plaster and collapsed chimneys. usgs says it doesn't know what the fault line was on. that determination the might never be made. we asked are you prepared for an emergency?

you can get the list on abc 7 news.com. >> the city of san francisco has agreed to set aside $4 million to pay for damage claims related to a february water maybe break. 25 homes and several cars were damaged in the neighborhood. city work crews dug up a nearby street several times before the main fail. erosion. does have a history officials are investigating whether the work damaged the pipe before it burst. so far, 27 damaged claims have been filed against the city. >> cal fire issuing a warning. warm, dry windy weather increased the fire danger in this area. a three-acre brush fire raced up the hill. >> i've been here five and a half years and never had problems. >> your house is stand something. >> yes. it's a good thing.

>> if when water warms up not to have barbecues and just have situational awareness at all times. >> cal fire reports the number of brush fires is up 50% at this time. >> let's check on the winds right now. >> we've got sunny skies today, a lovely day. once again, winds are strong, gusty in locations. we have gusts at this hour at 25 miles per hour. in novato. 24 half moon bay. and from 20-30 miles per hour gusts many locations inland. it's not hot, and that is good news and of koufrs, vegetation is dry, the humidity is normal so. that is a good thing. here is a live view of santa cruz beach right now. people enjoying the sunshine on this relatively cool day. in santa cruz it's 74 degrees now which is mild. 63 in oakland. 70 in mountain view.

taking a look at alcatras and golden gate bridge, some milder temperature read ss in locations right now. 76 in fairfield. 70 in livermore, and as you look at our golden gate bridge cam, we have sunny skies at the golden gate there. the first forecast going to be breezy and cool this evening, mainly clear skies but low clouds developing during overnight hours, then, tomorrow, sunny skies, breezy and pleasant. it will be cooler than average but milder than today, highs inland into upper 70s but what about memorial day? i'll have the forecast coming up later. >> thank you. >> in moore, oklahoma city officials have reopened streets and neighborhood that's were gutted by monday's massive tornado. >> check points set up have been dismantled and residents being given full access to the suburb. mail delivery resuming in neighborhoods still standing. the city estimates tornado destroyed more than 1100 homes, many of them were torn apart

to their foundations. fema announced emergency aid for victims of the twister including grants for health insurance and home repair autos one of the young victims killed by the tornado was laid to rest today. about 300 mourners fill aid search for -- church for 8-year-old kyle davis's funeral. friends and family wore shocker jerseys in his honor. >> oklahoma tornado spawning another problem now that, is looting. this is video arresting three people suspected of stealing scrap metal from a devastated neighborhood near moore. they told investigators that were visiting a relative they've been charged with grand larceny and stolen copper, conspiracy and disturbing a disaster area. >> the hayward man accused of broking into the oakland museum twice has been indicted

by the feds. he is accused of burglarizing the museum january 9, making off with precious art on display. and franklin is suspected of a november 9th burglary this, is one of the items prosecuters say he stole. a gold jewelry box dating back to california's gold rush worth $800,000. prosecuters say police arrested franklin when he tried to pawn this item. >> an oakland man out sell braigt his birthday ended up getting shot just after midnight. >> near the are corner of san pablo avenue and 18th street. abc 7 news explains why one mugger pulled the trigger, police say cameras may help them find those responsible fr shooting a man and robbing his girlfriend. police say an oakland man was leaving a club friday morning when approach bid three men in the 1900 block of san pablo avenue.

police say one of the men robbed one of the women of her coat before turning the gun on the man and shooting him in the abdomen. >> people don't respect it. >> he says gun violence in this block is nothing new. >> i'm not surprised. it happens almost every day. a week ago a lady was in a shop in the daytime. got shot. >> police say surveillance video from the area may provide them with clues and help them identify those responsible. >> we're constantly looking at video and encouraging anyone to emplimt video equipment coming up at 6:00, our cameras are there when police arrested two men they say are responsible for a number of robberies throughout the city. and they also found a loaded weapon. >> get used to seeing bicycles on bart trains at all times

during the day. >> being bikes will be aloud on trains except for the first three cars. the current policy prohibits bikes during rush hour. >> i ride my bike from vernal hills and i think it mean bikes are easier to get over the bay area. >> i saur vai found 76% don't mind expanding hours. and bart will decide this fall whether to make the new policy permanent. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 scolding this little girl gave to the ceo of mcdonald autos and actress amanda bynes making a court appearance after another arrest. evidence she was trying to get rid oof and some big changes could be coming to the

upcoming america's cup to make sure conditions are safer for sailors. >> at 4:12 this is supposed to be a get away friday. nobody getting away quickly on the skyway in downtown san francisco. traffic pretty much a a crawl in both directions. back with more on abc 7 new

ceo of mcconnalds found himself being grilled by a

9-year-old girl accusing him of tricking kids into eating junk food. she questioned the mcdonald's ceo during the annual shareholders meeting in illinois. at one point robertson said something i don't think is fair is when big companies try to trick kids by using toys and cartoon characters. thompson pointed out mcdonalds serves fruits and vegetables and hopes to quote, sell more them in the future, her mother is a member of a group kor rit accountability internation yool yal. >> you go, anna. >> yes. tell them. >> i'm sure that is the last thing he was expecting. oh, my. the battle for hulu gets hotter. emily chang is here with today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> bloomberg news learned

yahoo and silver lake made separate offers to buy the service. it is google versus facebook in the battle for the mapping app, waze. google is considering an offer just weeks after facebook held talk was the start up that could set up a bidding war with facebook, reportedly offering as much as $1 billion to buy waze. if you're an apple collector get your bids ready. an auction house had in germany is selling one of six surviving apple one computers kreef yaited by steve jobs and steve wozniack in 1976 expected to pull in 260,000s skpdz $400,000.

and your bloomberg silicon valley index is lower today as shares of hewlett-packard dropped nearly 3%. the fourth season of arrested development premiers this sunday. net flix replacing -- releasing all 15 eped seweds at once just as it did with the original series "house of cards". "arrested development" was originally cancelled by fox back in 2006 but now, cast is back together again. in san francisco, i'm emily chang, larry, carolyn, back to you. have a great long weekend you too. thanks. "the jersey shore "is now open we're happy to report this has nothing to do with snookie. the ceremony marking the arrival of the memorial day

weekend and recovery of the shore that was hard hit in october. the ceremony echoed in several shore towns and ribbons stretched over five and a half miles. south of new jersey new york mayor michael bloomberg was at coney island to launch the restored carousel. bloomberg rescue that had carousel eight years ago. the city spent $29.5 million sprucing up coney island. bloomberg took the opportunity to order a couple hot dog rz from nathan's famous. >> spencer was when was the last time you consumed a hot dog? >> 27 years ago. i breakdown and have a hamburger but it has to be lean sirl yoin burger. >> you're a nightmare on barbecue day. >> yes. >> chances of sunshine on

memorial day. we've got clear skies right now, and pleasant. still cooler than average, temperatures up a little bit today over yesterday. it's breezy, and cool z beautiful. take a look at the view of the golden gate from our camera. patchy drizzle possible sunday and a chance of showers memorial day, monday. pulling back to give you a look at the pacific satellite image. you can see we have an active storm track, still. and coasting along speeding along that jet stream is this late season storm which is the system that may bring us rainfall. at 11:00 tonight high pressure will protect us and keep us sunny skies through tomorrow and maybe into sunday and by monday morning, memorial day we'll see the front up to the northwest, clouds will have have rifd and there will be rain northwest, later in the day, there is a chance of

light rain, or showers moving through the bay area. so probably not completely dry or wet for that matter memorial day. overnight tonight, breezy, cool, mainly clear skies early. we'll see areas of low clouds developing overnight, low temperatures upper 40s to low 50s then, tomorrow, highs low 70s else wr. looking for highs from 64 san mateo. 69 mountain view. mid to upper 50s on the coast. 62 degrees tomorrow, 58 in the sunset district. north bay highs low to mid-70s for the most part. and on east bay, high temperatures reaching 66 in oakland. 68 in union city. inland east bay highs into upper 70s in fairfield and here is the accu-weather forecast.

so, extra clouds in sunday cooling down and there may be patchy drizzle. lots of clouds around, high temperatures ranging from mid to upper 60 around the bay, inland and there is a chance of rain. but we'll start to get drier, warmer later on in the weekend by. next friday, memorial day will be back up around 80 degrees inland. >> thank you. >> up next, the real live action heroes helped solve a crime on a captain america movie set. >> after 4:30 forget gas or solar power, how social media is driving this old car. >> checking the afternoon commute, be happy you're not stuck 680 north now. it's moving at a crawl. it's actually jammed up worse than this moments ago but looks like the cars are starting to separate out.

back to downtown as well as ala month and

the filming of captain america movie hit a snag because of a bad guy. >> a 2013 chevy malibu was weaving down interstate 71. turns out the car had been stolen from the set of the captain america movie being filmed in cleveland. >> we have our own action figures in middleberg heights and arrested the real bad guy

in this case. >> the suspected car thief initially told police he had permission to drive the car. did he not. the question is how he managed to get the car off the set in the first place. the security company isn't talking. >> there is a 24 hour party underway now. >> first, new legal problems face former nickelodeon star amanda bynes. she appeared in court wearing this long, dishefled blonde wig. >> amanda bynes spent time in custody after throwing a marijuana bong out of a window at police shechl was wearing sweats and a blonde wig. police say someone reported her rolling a joint and smoking it in her complex's lobby. authorities saw heavy smoke and a bong. that is when she threw it out

of the window. country star cary underwood donating $1 million to the red cross in hopes of helping relief efforts in her home state of oklahoma saying she's using profits from her recent tour to contribute. disney parks are throwing 24 hour parties. open for a full day, thousands waited overnight for the parties which end tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. on the red carpet is getting it's disney fix in florida. catch the show this weekend from walt disneyworld. >> returning to the water and the wind up next taking you along one of the america's cup contenders out practicing on the bay today what. they're doing differently now. >> they look like legos but they're printed 3 d parts

playing an important role in the future of space. we'll have the story coming up. >> and a little later the vote to giveñtútcúñññztcrrpes

changes could be come together up coming america's cup race. today we take a look at the 72 foot catamarans that may be participating. >> watch this. team new zealand about to get both hulls out of the water, just a moment there, boat riding on the high droi coil at higher speeds the yacht can foil down wind giving it a speed advantage but today, the organizers said in order to make it sapper they're considering moving up the racing time from 1:00 p.m. to noon. >> one of the tragedies in terms of the wind speed is that we've simulated the wind speeds.

so we're going have to give up a lot. and other circumstances as well. >> today was the first time we take a look at the safety gear including these compressed air tanks giving about a minute's worth of air. new zealand's helmsmen says they want to race 72s you get rewarded for pushing hard. you have to be very careful. but yeah. that is a lot of fun. >> today, team new zealand practiced in light wind for san francisco. and the boat was up and out of the water at least some of the time. the skipper says she's actually pretty stable. we'll hear them talk about that coming up. >> british security officials

believe a sudden scare on a flight was not terrorism. nighter jets intercept that had plane after two passengers moved toward the cockpit. police arrested two british citizens 297 passengers were on board. the uk remains on heightened terror alert because of a deadly attack on a soldier in london this week. both runways at heathrow airport are open again after being shut down when a british jet made a landing there. more now from london. >> after take off, air bus started spewing smoke. the right engine exploded. up in the air this was a harrowing view outside david galager's window. >> there is a loud popping

sound and another loud sound. it's clear the right engine had caught fire, you can see the flames. >> inside, first fear then, fortitud ee. a few people were upset. td pilot turned after and flew low over roof tops. once landed, the passenger slipped down emergency chutes. three people injured but none seriously. the plane had to be towed away. david galager watching coverage of the landing. >> i've had a few close calls but nothing like this before. >> the travel was a mess.

heath row was temporarily closed and 20 more flights were diverted to other airports. but for david and 70 other passengers, they are happy to be on the ground, safe. >> graduates at u.s. naval academy received a call for honor of a different kind today. the president used his commencement speech to remind service members their honor depends on what they do when nobody is looking in response to reports of wide spread sexual assault and misconduct throughout the military. >> those who commit sexual assaults are not only committing a crime, they threaten the trust and discipline that makes our military strong. that is why we have to be determined to stop these crimes. >> a report estimates up to 26,000 military members may have been sexual assaulted

last year and thousands of other victims are still unwilling to come forward. >> first lady michelle obama sent a message today to young people in washington, d.c.. the first lady told the kids she's failed at things in life but didn't let it stop her from working hard. >> it's not about what you know it's about the effort you that put n the amount of work you're willing to do to get why wr you're going and every one has to work hard. i have to work hard. the president has to work hard. your teachers have to work hard. >> mrs. obama cited kerry washington as an example saying she became a star because she refused to get discouraged by rejections. she stars in the series "scandal" and appeared in the movie. >> nasa ames research center

reinventing itself. >> it's turning up potential negatives into a positive. >> abc 7 news david louie shows us some examples. >> developing advanced manufacturing skills is becoming a key way two years in a row. last year the yufs consumer grade mobile phones in space and in work shops like this one, learning how to edit circuit boards in house. it's also faster. >> you can come have an idea for a circuit board. stretch it out. then put it on the machine here and have a bid for it in your hand. >> nasa ames researchers took the administrator and south bay congressman on a tour today. they made parts from droplets

of plastic. >> you can either choose to use a little at a time or more at a time. so less at a time you're achieving more accuracy. >> they made the holders to power the three cell phone satellites but as they experiment, they'll be able to print circuit boards. >> in td future they're going to be using alloys. the next step is putting printers in space. >> where redirecting an asteroid or sending humans to mars we'll need technology to reduce cargo weight and volume n future, perhaps astronauts will be able to print tools they need in space. >> because of the work they say there is a long term and mission critical future. we'll look at that at 6:00.

>> still head today's technology breathes new life into an old clunker. how social media is driving it. >> look live at santa cruz beach people enjoying sunny, breezy mild conditions today but what will memori weekend bring? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> another live look at traffic. every shot we have for you, unfortunately is just jammed up this, is interstate 806789 traffic heading towards berkeley from our camera in emoriville. traffic coming back going towards san francisco and it's about, i don't know. five, 10 miles per hour at best. back with more on abc 7 news at 4:00 right afte

forget gas. a group of teenagers designed a car that runs on social media. >> it's been built into an electric car in what is called mind drive program. the key starts with a tweet. that let's the star know it has social fuel and can start running. >> it's designed so when we stop for charging the car won't start again. >> i had a set goal at fers

and not caring about my degree or anything like that. i guess the car changed my perspective of how a degree matters. >> i started at an after school program and grew to draw kids from several schools in missouri. the kids preparing to drive their creation to washington, d.c. to lobby for more hands on ed oox if we had your twitter account driving that vehicle, who knows how far you can go. >> spencer christian is back. >> we wonder what is going to wonder. you can see clear skies as we have had last several days. nationally tomorrow looking at weather picture showers starting and southeast and mid

atlantic state, skmours thundershowers near dallas. the remainder of the mid section looks sunny and dry. warm to hot in the west and southwest, 88 in denver tomorrow, 100 in phoenix. let's take a look at conditions tomorrow, mainly sunny skies and warmer in the state. 83 in chico. in los angeles cooler at 69 and showery up around you're yeeka. here is what we can expect here in the bay area. we'll see a sunny, breezy afternoon, once again, wreezyer conditions near the coast and around the bay. high temperatures on the coast mainly into mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 60s around the bay and upper 70s inland locations up to about degrees in antioch tomorrow. 77 in fairfield.

76 concord but we do expect a few more clouds and cooler weather on sunday and monday. >> spencer, thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 one of the nba's all-time greats makes a visit to the bay area. the personal story he shares, next. >> how doctors used a 3 d printer to save a live. -- life. >> summer is not far off. and many will want to cool down in the sweet treat so we partnered up with consumer reports on an ice cream taste test to find out which brands come out on top.

checking healthy living news powerful statins might reduce a risk of developing type two diabetes, researchers compared incidents of diabetes between people taking different the statins they found the higher dose statins could increase the risk by 22%. the study published in the british medical journal. a baby with a rare disease is alive thanks to a device made by a 3 d printer.

the boy from ohio was born with a condition causing his airways to collapse, blocking air to his lungs. at two months of age his breathing was so labored he needed to be recess stated on a daily basis. doctors turn an expert designing this airway splint. four months after surgery is he doing well, and his lungs are now working just fine on their own. >> that is amazing. nba legend kareem abdul jab raar is here for a private meeting with several dozen leukemia patients. he is battling a rare form of the blood cancer called cml. he is in remission but still gets checked regularly. he inspired basketball fans and now hopes to inspire leukemia patient autos it's not a death sentence. there is help. there is hope.

if you get early analysis there are many means of treating cancer that's allow people to live more or less normal lives. >> here he is last week teaching his sky hook move to britney griner. >> get foot work down. >> yes. >> consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side for a report on the best-tasting ice cream autos you get paid to eat. that what the story is? >> it's a hard job. >> yes. >> someone has to do it yes. >> temperatures heat up, many of our thoughts turn to cold desserts. if ice cream and frozen yogurts, have no fear. the scoop on what to keep stocked in the freezer. >> what should we get? >> go to any shop, you'll find

plenty of choices. what to choose when you want to chill at home? consumer reports tested 25 ice creams and yogurts in three popular flavors, vanilla, chocolate and butter peekan. >> we look at the nutritional information. >> trained testers rated them for taste. butter pecan top rated for taste is haagen daz. a half cup has 300 calories and 22 grams of fat. it's a splurge. >> for about half the fat and calories try walmart's great value butter pecan ice cream, just as tasty and also the least expensive. more of a flavor

traditionalist? both have big flavors and creamy textures. but ben and jerry's are slightly lower. >> hot new thing, greek frozen yogurt. they pack more protein but none were standouts. >> go with traditional frozen yogurt. that is if you're even thinking about nutrition. consumer reports tests are changing. buyers now call some products frozen dairy dessert because they have too little fat to meet official definition of ice cream, consumer reports tells us many containers are shrinking. you've probably noticed. what looks like a 16 ounce

pint only contains 14 ounces. >> prices have gone up. right? >> there you go. >> thank you. >> still ahead action today making some californians smile again. >> i'm dan ashley in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up at 5:00 the surprising death of a star athlete. and lasting impression he made on his classmates. we'll have a live report on how they're honoring him. >> the reason this bill may be yours is going up. that is coming up at 5:00. abc 7 news at 4

at 8:00 back to back episodes of shark tank and join ug at 11:00 this, is a big travel day. people starting their memorial day holiday. this is what it lks like right now at the bay bridge toll

plaza. just jammed up. no doubt folks are trying to get into the city but sit slow going. democrats insist the state has money to make some of california's neediest residents smile again but wants to grin or have them grin and bear it just a little bit longer. oof i am embarrassed about missing and broken teeth i have. >> 29-year-old leannea powell showed lawmakers the gap in the teeth that many medical recipients have. >> look at this. >> this is because the state no longer provides dental care to low income residents on medical to. address a deficit in 2009 la state leaders eliminated the service autos they pull teeth so you're option is get the teeth pulled or suffer in pain. >> the budget committee voted

to restore dental care for state's poor, helping $130 million back into the program. the need is great considering people are camping outside for days when a free clinic is offered such as this one in san jose last weekend. >> i had three people got tired of waiting and violated their parole to go back to prison so-to-get tooth and dental care. >> in the proposed revision, he doesn't restore cuts to social services is. his administration thinks it's a bad idea to start spending money when the economy is showing signs of slowing again. >> our return to balance is only about a narrow margin and pled indicated on aassumption all difficult decisions we've made over the last number of years continue. >> democrats ini sift there is money and says it's projecting more tax revenue than the governor. leanne is celebrating her

victory and hopes dental services are offered again, soon, because three more teeth are starting to hurtment she doesn't want them pulled as she's looking for a job. >> that hillwill make it hard with an interview with missing teeth or gap autos but governor brown has power veto any spending lawmakers approve. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. >> dozens of after shocks rattling nerves in northern california tonight how the quake is still disrupting a basic service people cannot live without. >> a grass fire rushes some east bay homes, equipment fire departments are now carrying. >> i'm sandhya patel. we'll be tracking possibly showers, and i'll let you know wh. the holiday forecast is coming up.

>> all of a sudden like something out of a movie like a huge explosion in front of me. >> the bridge they were driving on collapsed. good everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. investigators honing in on a truck collision as a likely cause of a bridge collapse and say the truck was carrying an oversized load whit rammed into a bridge gerter. >> the skagit bridge located on i 560 miles north of seattle part of a busy highway. >> officials believe the load hit several support fwerters on the span. >> today washington governor announced plans to conduct a nationwide search for a replacement span that could be installed in just weeks. no one died in yesterday's collapse. >> three people, including dan

sly and his wife were rescued after cars plunged into the river. >> i unbuckled her on to my side which had less water, it was filling up inside of the truck z managed to get the driver side door somewhat open. >> the driver of the truck is cooperating with the investigation. >> this is a google earth image of what the skagit river bridge looked like like. sheer view of what it looks like today. you can see a big chunk is simply gone this, bridge is old fashion bud not inherently unsafe. the term is functionally obsolete. that is the status of the belfed golden gate that we're proud of. golden gate bridge is safe but she's a senior citizen opening