we will look at the golden gate bridge which is rainy sight so be careful, everyone. >> it is 4:38. happening now firefighters are struggle to get the upper hand on a fast-moving wildfire that chase thousands away from southern california. the while fire is burning outside santa barbara and broke out become 3:00 yesterday afternoon. 6,000 have been evacuated including from a catch ground. the fire burned a forest service garage and two vehicles and now threatening homes. crews are counting on higher humidity and cooler weather on get the fire under control. >> details of the driver would left the scene of a horrible crash that killed three passengers has turned himself into police. the 25-year-old paul diaz is held on suspicion of vehicular

manslaughter and felony hit-and-run accident driving a ford mustang that crashed into another vehicle and three passengers in his car were killed. they have been identified action 23-year-old, a 21-year-old man, and 22-year-old from daly city. a witness saw diaz tend to a victim. >> he was, baby, baby, baby, trying to get the girl's attention to see if she was alive and the girl did not respond so he went under where the broken thing is and walked down and did fought come back up. >> the other driver was not hurt. investigators say the mustang was speeding and there was evidence of alcohol inside the vehicle. we will have much more on the story from abc7 news reporter at the top of hour. >> a hours is safe this morning after a wild rescue from a well in marin county. the painstakingly excavation

after a horse goal in a well yesterday afternoon. three was walking over the covered well and the cover broke and he plunged into 20' of water. >> i saw the top of the well mangled and i ran out there and i saw him treading water with his head up, i called 9-1-1. >> a private crane company was calmed and buddy was lifted out after spending two hours treading water. he has scraped and bruises but buddy is otherwise okay. his owners have only had him a month and may now plan to build a fence around the well. >> students at an oregon high school are returning to class after their classmate was accused of plotting a columbine-style attack, grand acord planned to blow up the high school with bombs he hid in the floorboards of his bedroom

75 miles from portland. counselors will work with students. they were tipped off by a 9-1-1 call. he will be prosecuted as an adult with attempted aggravated murder and other everyone whats. >> an airline passenger who was violent on a flight and was subdued by other passengers is expected in court. it happened on an alaskan airline flight to portland, yesterday. witnesses say the 23-year-old made several bizarre statements before trying to on the plane's emergency door. they upped into action, tying him down with seatbelts and shoe places until the plane landed. his father says he has a history of mental i willness and stopped taking his medication. >> 2 mix 200 passengers on a cruise are flying back to baltimore this morning after their ship caught on fire. the cruise to the bahamas has been cut short because of a fire that break out early yesterday on the royal caribbean grand

door of the seas. the ship was able to sail into the bahamas with no injuries. there have been 20 fires on cruise ships in 15 months. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo will have more on the cruise disaster in the next half hour. >> later today, hercules city officials could vote to sell the troubled electric utility to pg&e for $9.5 million. it was created in 2002 as a profit-making venture for the city but the power company has continually lost money, laid off workers and had the credit rating downgraded to junk status. customers complain they pay up to 40 percent more than pg&e charges. hercules voters approveed the sale in june. >> and for hockey, the sharks fight their way to game seven tonight against the kings in los angeles. the home team has won every game in this stanley cup playoff series. the shark beat the kings on sunday night to even the series

at three each. the winner advances to the western conference finals. the sharks will have to be up to the challenge, because the kings have not last a home in 13 straight games over the past two months. i sky "so what." >> let me translate "ha." >> time for a check on the forecast. mike? >> the drizzle is out there and it will be a nuisance for the commute. everything is slick this morning even if it is not raining. as we look upstream we do not see much wet weather but we still have cloud cover but the dry air is making inroads into our northern section which will slide over us so this afternoon we will see sunshine and it will not be so cool as yesterday. 71 to 76 are the inland temperatures and the bay around 62 to 72 and at the coast it will be 58 to 61.

the next three days, we will have a chance with the storme -- with the storm moving north and on thursday it is warmer and on friday, 90's are back and it will feel like summer this weekend. the seven-day forecast is made shortly. leyla gulen? >> in san francisco we have breaking news, a triple shooting at 16th and mission so it is going to be shut down until further notice. also, there is a bart station but it does not sound like any of the bart trains are affected. there is construction as a rollover from the memorial day holiday but not much with construction projects but the e-bay bridge from san francisco toward oakland you will see a few lanes blocked until 6:30 and that is due to paving work and work at the tolls. a live picture of san mateo bridge in the westbound direction from hayward, and to foster city, clear conditions

out there. eric and kristen? >> it is 4:37. decision day for the supreme court. next, the major ruling that the justices could issue today in cases that touch all of us. >> new questions of the safety of a southern california nuclear plant and a california senator is calling on the justice department to investigate. >> a spend honor for a bay area boy injured in the boston marathon bombings and a role he will lay at today's a's and giants game. >> topping america's money, investors are watching on the stock market with the first weekly loss since april. that is raising concern that the rally is reversing. the obama administration wants to raise taxes on air travel by $14 a greet. the money is needed to help reduce the deficit but the airlines worry the tax would discourage travel. >> it will cost more to barbecue this morning, a pound of sirloin

runs 7 percent more than last year. the cost of extra lean hamburger is up 19 percent and chicken up, too, with breasts up 4 percent. a huge memorial day weekend at the box office, with a record $317 million in sales "fast and furious" was first, and then "hangover" and ""star trek"

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>> covering walnut creek, burlingame and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone, on tuesday morning at 4:40. you cannot see the drizzle suspended in the air but the car wipers will be needed this morning. >> senator boxer is calling on the justice department to investigate whether officials deceived federal regulators

about equipment swap at the southern california nuclear plant. the plant was taken off line in january of 2012 after small radiation leak led to the discovery of unusual ware in tubes that carry radioactive water through generators. boxer says the 2004 internal letter shows the utility tried to get around a costly review of the generators. southern california is asking for a government permission to restart one of the plant's reactors. >> the city council of san carlos is considering an increase in wastewater rates reporting the city needs to raise $64 million to cover the cost of improvements to the aging sewer collection system. homeowners are paying $53 a month. the rates would go up to $67 a month in july and up to $88 in two years. >> a san francisco firefighter is recovering this morning after being injured during a fire. he sprained his ankle while

fighting a fire yesterday afternoon. he was taken to the hospital and firefighters say an electric meat smoker started the fire. it spread through the house and took half an hour to put out. no one other than the firefighter was injured. >> it has been a busy holiday weekend for the california highway pa trot with c.h.p. reporting 15 traffic deaths four more than last year. six were not wearing a seatbelt. more than 1,100 drivers were arrested for d.u.i. down slightly from last year. in the bay area there have been 165 d.u.i. arrests and two faith crashes. the judge in the colorado movie shooting case will decide whether to accept the plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. holmes is accused of opening fire on a packed movie theater in denver in july killing 12

people. his attorney say state laws on insanity and the death penalty that prosecutors are seeking violate holmes' constitutional rights. >> this morning, the supreme court could issue a ruling in one of several major cases that it is considering and being asked to decide whether the ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional. it is considering a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act. the justices are weighing whether public schools can consider race when admitting students and a challenge to the 1965 voting rights act which requires federal clearance for any changes in voting procedures for several southern states. supreme court decisions are usually released on tuesday's and wednesday's at 7:00 a.m. >> big on for the martinez boy injured in the boston marathon bombings. aaron hern will throw out the first pitch today at the giants and a's game at the oakland coliseum. the 12-year-old was injured in the blast while watching his mom

run the race. he is back home after many surgeries. during his recovery in boston, he was visited by a's outfielder and first baseman moss and first base coach waller when the a's plaid the red sox. game time tonight is 7:05. he is a huge a's fan but he also likes the giants which i think is the case for a lot of us. it will be a great night. >> he has a future in the state department. a diplomat. mike? >>guest: a little wet. a little damp. the frizz factor. high humidity. a little mist hanging in the air and drizzle falling as you drive through. had to use the wipers on the way to work but you do not see it on live doppler 7 hd. trust me, it is out there and waiting. there is no real agod areas of heavy rain which you can see moved to to the east and yosemie

and tahoe, in that area. right now, and in the afternoon, we will have gusty winds again over the bay shore, up toward san pablo bay from 2:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening and we could have west winds at 15 to 25 15- to 25-knots. it is mild outside, mountain view and san francisco are 61 and most of us in the mid-to-upper 50's with san francisco and novato and santa rosa and half moon bay at 55 and vine in san carlos. 58 in livermore and fremont and concord and oakland at 57. here is a look at satellite, you can see the change taking place right now with the new air mass starting to move in. here is the way it will play out. you can see as we head through the morning, we have drizzle, we head to noon, we start to see it break up, in the afternoon hours we are seeing clearing with one system passing to our north tomorrow, and one goes by, more clearing on the way on wednesday

afternoon, and temperatures hold steady and then start to rise on thursday back to summer-time levels. today, though, we are looking at temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's along the coast and san francisco, and mid-to-upper 60's around the bay shore and 70 in fremont and palo alto. low-to-mid 70's headed through the inland valley to the santa clara valley. tonight be the temperatures are going to be cooler than this morning because the should cover will be open in some spots. we will have a few upper 40's in the north bay and everyone else in the throw mid-50's and 49 at half moon bay. the seven-day outlook shows you missed summer over the week end, not this coming weekend, even the 70's are possible at the coast on saturday and a string of 80's around the bay on friday, saturday, and sunday, and 90's inland for the same timeframe friday, saturday, and sunday. have a great day. how is the commute? >> we do have a stall to get to and this is the drive along

southbound 280 to eastbound 380 blocking one lane so the transition road could be a tight squeeze. it looks like we are seeing volume moving look in the westbound direction along 380. we will look at the drive time track, 580 coming from tracy to dublin at 24 minutes and 880 northbound coming from san leandro to the tolls on the bay bridge, 20 minutes. and 101, northbound, away from highway 85 to the san jose airport you are looking at 12 minutes. this is the drive in san jose 280 coming away from 17 and it looks like the roads are on the dry side. we have clear conditions with no citizens and certainly no construction to report today. kristen and eric? >> we have breaking news in san francisco where several people have been shot in the mission district near a bart station. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at the scene. amy? >> three people were shot, this

just happened right before 4:00 this morning, so look behind me, a very active seen, police are still out here looking for clues. you can see the white on the sidewalk, those are marking where they have found bullet casings. when they got here they found three people were shot. they have all been taken to the hospital. all survived the shootings but it is unknown how they are doing right now. police are still working this scene but they say there is another scene happening right now in the city, as well, in another district. some people have been taken into custody and it could possibly be related to this shooting. they could possibly be suspects. the two different districts still needing to compare notes and get it all together and figure out what they are dealing with but two active scenes are working right now here in san francisco after the triple shoot ing.

>> thank you, amy. >> tired of getting electronic devices wet? a solution that a southern california man has come up with to keep your devices nice and dry. >> this is something very unusual and bizarre. >> an understatement, two would be robbers picked the wrong fast food restaurant and an alert burger king worker stopped two criminals. >> undergoing weight loss surgery could have

>> good morning on this tuesday, we have mist and drizzle in the area so you will want to take it easy out there this morning. some spots are wetter than others. we will check with mike make to find out what the forecast looks like and with leyla gulen to see

if there are traffic problems coming up. >> san francisco is planning to set up the bicycle sharing in august and has released potential bicycle stations. the "san francisco examiner" says it will include 350 bicycles at 35 stations as part of the initial rollout. most are downtown. they extend from chestnut in the north to 8th street in the south. there will be nine stations on market street alone and officials will discuss the proposed bicycle station locations at city hall on thursday at 5:30. >> two robbery suspects saw their plans crumble in a bizarre way. one victim drove away in the get away car. the police say they have never seen anything like what happened at this burger king, two men pointed guns at the cashier and demanded cash during a robbery. another burger king employee snuck out the back, saw the suspect's car with the engine running and drove it around the

corner and hid it. >> this allowed our officers to get on the scene and arrest the suspects. >> they should be on hurricane's dumbest criminals. >> detectives call this "unusual" and "bizarre." and clever, clever, clever victim. and he was not a victim! mike has the forecast. >> serving up a little sunshine at the coffee to start with giants and a's at 7:05 first pitch. 62 and dropping to increasing clouds by the end of the game. you can see we have moisture coming from the jet stream. through 7:00 to 9:00 we will see the drizzle taper. we will have low-to-mid 80's with increasing sun through the valley. a scattered shower is possible at tahoe at 62 and yosemite at

73. 77 in los angeles. 96 in palm springs. leyla gulen? >> we have been talking about the breaking news in san francisco. this was a shooting, a triple shooting at 16th and mission street. we have police activity now. this intersection could be shut down for quite some time. bart is not affected by my producer says muni train line 14 is rerouted because it usually takes 16th street but with do not have delays. right now, here is the drive, macarthur maze, 80 westbound, taillights pushing to 580, we have clear conditions and eastbound direction no accident to report. eric and kristen? >> this week, the san rafael clean coalition will install a cigarette eater meter at city plaza to people to dispose of cigarette butts while contributing to a good cause. for every butt deposited one

cent goes to charity. when the meter hits 100,000 butts local businesses contribute $1,000 to go to an organize that helps people in need. >> parents are warned to keep medicine out of the reach of children and that goes for medical marijuana, too. doctor in colorado. >> theired the study and say increased use of medical marijuana could lead to more young people from getting sick from eating food made with the drug that now comes in gum and cookies and other streets. the hospital treated 14 children from eating marijuana from 2009 to 2011. >> a new study may drive women hoping to become moms to get weight loss surgery. canadian researchers testified children born to women before and after they had obesity surgery. they found kids born after mom lost lots of weight were slimmer

than their siblings born before and had fewer risk factors for diabetes or heart disease. mom's weight loss signaled chemical changes in the womb. >> if you need to go to the hospital for a heart condition, some months and some days of the week are better than others. patients hospitalized for heart failure have better odds of survival if they are admitted on mondays or in the morning. the worst time is january, on fridays, and overnight, when the death rates and length of pay are highest. the author thinks it has something to do where staffing levels. they looked at close to a million patients over 14 years. san diego area based company is making a big splash by waterproofing electronic devices. it began 2 1/2 years ago after an ipod was waterproofed and sold online.

he created water fi and sold 50,000 units and now he specifics to do more than $6 million in sales this year, the secret is he coats the internal electronics with a patent pending mix. >> i started with the slough fell, the nano, and recently the amazon kindle. anot bad for a company with 21 employees and he still has not tackled the mega sellers, the ipad and iphone are next. >> we are following breaking news in san francisco where police are on the scene of a shooting in the mission district. several people have been wounded. we are on the scene. >> a frightening vacation coming to an end for thousands of cruise ship passengers. we have new pictures of the damage caused by a huge fire. >> a heart-stopping rescue in china caught on video. misery veal how a newborn may have

>> abc7 news starts now with breaking news. >> good morning, at 5:00 a.m., we do have breaking news in san francisco, where several people have been shot in the mission district. >> abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on the scene and joins from near 16th. amy? >> good morning, eric. we are in front of the bart station at 16th and mission. we got a briefing from the sergeant. he says three people were shot. you can see they still here working the scene. you can see the bullet markers. they believe there were ten