>> 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 rounds fired at the corner

hitting three people. two men were shot in their leg. the third person, the two people shot in their election are expected to survive. they are not sure how the third victim is doing this happened right before 4:00 this morning. police say they are not sure what the motive was. whether it was a drive-by shooting. it is under investigation the meanwhile, they are currently working another scene in san francisco in the bayview district separate from this district where we are in the mission, they do believe this is related to the shooting and they do have some people they have detained they are talking to. the sergeant at hour scene hasn't been fully briefed on what is happening in the bayview. he does believe they are related. it is currently a very fluid situation. investigators are working right now to try and get it pieced to speaking figure out what they have. at this scene we are waiting for the crime scene investigators.

they want to take pictures and process the scene and collect the evidence. they believe this intersection at mission and 16th will enshut down for at least another half an hour or maybe more. still waiting for the c.s.i. team to get here. >> thank you, we will check back with you and we will want to talk to leyla gulen about the impact on bart or muni. >> what we didn't see in the shot was the drizzle out there. mike? >>guest: good observation. that was dry where amy is. live doppler 7 hd showing the heaviest of the wet weather is over, falling while we were sleeping. the thickest cloud cover is at half moon bay. most of us do not have fog but driving in the higher elevation you will find mist and drizzle waiting for you.

that has coated some of the streets on the golden gate bridge. by the afternoon hours, we will get a push of dry air, with sunshine breaking identities and we are in the low-to-mid 70's starting around 62 in san francisco and 70 in san jose and around 67 in oakland and 58 to 61 along the coast. here is the traffic. >> the breaking news we have been talking about is impacting traffic. we have the intersection at 16th street and mission street blocked off and, also, bart is not affected but muni is, the 14 line along mission street is being rerouted because of the police activity and it is that way until further notice. as we take a drop to the south and construction to the east, eastbound side of the bay pinch we have construction that will block a few lanes until 6:30 this morning and we are seeing wet conditions out there so be careful when you head on the roads. right now, here is a picture your bay bridge toll plaza and

it looks dry out there and clear as you make the drive in the westbound direction. kristen and eric? >> we have new details this morning in the deadly car crash that claimed the lives of three people, one driver is in jail this morning facing charges of vehicular man lawsuit. matt is near the scene. >> you can see a temporary memorial is set up on hillside boulevard. there are candles, and flowers and tools to remember the three people killed in a crash almost 24 hours ago. four friends were in a green mustang at 7:30 yesterday morning and it rear ended a honda and hit a retaining wall. three passengers were ejected. a witness saw the driver of the mustang identified by the police as 25-year-old paul diaz talk to one of the passengers. he was, baby, baby, baby, trying to get the girl's attention to see if she was alive. the girl did not respond.

so he went under the broken thing and he went under and walked down and did not come back. >> the three passengers died at the seen, a 23-year-old woman, and 21 and 22-year-old men all from daly city. diaz was booked in jail for vehicular manslaughter and felony hit-and-run accident. the mustang was speeding and there is evidence of alcohol inside the vehicle. police searched the dallas city home of one of the victims' relatives it could take weeks to complete the investigation including the toxicology results. the driver of the honey -- honda was not seriously injured. >> police are searching for a man in concord would sideswiped a police car after an officer tried to stop him for public urination. our media partner, the "contra costa times" reports that the man was stopped by police last

night at 8:30. police say that the suspect drove off and he clipped a patrol while and caused minor damage. investigators believe the man is driving a white or silver four-door sedan possibly a honda accord. >> and now the caribbean cruise ship that caught fire. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom with the latest. >> starting right now, grand door of the seas passenger are leaving every two hours headed if baltimore on chartered flights. we have new images from the ship, caution tape, fire hoses on the ground, smoke damage you can see there and a passenger who appears sick. there is the home video taken after the fire break identity early on monday at back of the shape and the crew actually ordered passengers not to take any pictures or video of the

ordeal the also, some passengers are saying what they saw seemed worse than what is being portrayed by the cruise line. self people heard explosions and saw fireballs from the ship. >> the fire was much more intense than we can have packaged. >> it was stormy so we honestly thought the boat might have been sinking. we were just, like, panicked and running upstairs. >> it took crews about two hours to put out the fire and the cause is not immediately known but the coast guard and the ntsb will investigate. the grand door of the sea launched in 1996 was refurbished last year. passengers on the trip get a full refund and 50 percent off of future cruise according to a royal caribbean tweet. there have been 20 fires on cruise ships in the past 15 months, and this is the second one this year. in february, different crew line, the carnival triumph, was

disabled by an engine room fire. thousands of passengers endorsed unsanitary conditions and power outages for days while the ship was towed to mobile, alabama. >> a horse doing okay this morning after being rescued from a well in marin county. the intricate rescue was caught on video. a nine-year-old horse fell into a 25' well yesterday afternoon. authorities say the horse was walking over the covered well and the cover broke plunging him into the 20' deep water. a private crane company was called in to lift buddy from the well. he was finally freed after two hours. his owners plan to build a fence around the well saying they have only had the horse about a month. you can only imagine how scared the poor thing was. >> you are right. >> mike has the forecast. how wide-spread is the drizzle?

>> it is patchy fog. some areas are not seeing any and some are. we do not see anymore moisture on the way but we have a few clouds. it is going to take the better part of today to break on the clouds to get sunshine in here. the golden gate bridge shows what you will find this or especially if you are driving around our higher elevations and into the clouds where the moisture is hanging. you can see it is depositing on the roadways because it is just that moist. it gives you an idea of how wet it will be for the only commute. 54 to 58. the next 12 hours, 58 to 68, wet weather is over by noon, and 5 at the coast and 73 inland so not so cold as yesterday. partly cloudy and 52 to 65 at 7:00, you will reasonable need a jacket. moving failure, there is a light

chance of a sure in the north bay and temperatures the same as today and warm sunshine pushing us into the knights -- 90's inland and 60's at the coast. first, leyla gulen has an update on the commute. >> good morning, everyone, we are tracking the breaking news in san francisco. first, though, i will take you over the altamont pass are we have slow conditions coming out of tracy, and out of the past it will pick up to 35 miles per hour and into live more. we are seeing drizzle and wet conditions on the roads so make sure you slow down your speed. if you headed through the tunnel, the drive is through a cloud. in san francisco, 1th street at mission street we have police activity and triple shooting we have been covering all morning, and birth is not affected but muni is. we will look now at the san mateo bridge and this is where we have a trailer with a boat that is stuck on the high-rise and one lane is blocked in the

westbound direction. kristen and eric? >> air fares could be about to go up but airlines may not be the culprit. >> newborn is trapped in a sewer pipe and a dramatic rescue that captured the heart of the entire nation of china. >> storm chasers get a little too close to the target. they got caught inside a

>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> mike is paying careful attention to this story. if you have never seen the inside of a tornado before, look, a couple of brave storm chasers recorded this video in kansas yesterday afternoon. the pair were in the tank like vehicle called a tornado intercept vehicle with winds up to 175 miles per hour but the vehicle stayed on the ground the national weather service received reports of 16 possible tornadoes throughout the united states but no one was hurt here. >> video of a dramatic rescue showing crews working to free a newborn trapped inside a sewer pipe. the baby is alive but this video is hard to watch spending several hours in a sewage pipe leading from a public toilet in

eastern china. firefighters responded to a call on saturday from someone living in the building would reported hearing a baby crying in the toilet on the 4th floor. the baby was still attached to the placenta and is in serious condition this morning. investigators are trying to figure out how the child got there. >> the government of chile is preparing to evacuate thousands of people would live near an increasingly active volcano. the interior ministry has issued a red alert for people living in the footprint of the volcano at 10,000s foot mountain on the border of chile and argentina. 600 people have been evacuated and another 2,000 are packed and ready to go. this value contain's last major erupt was in 1992. >> air fares could go up again but you cannot blame the

airlines. >> well, maybe...here is jane with the bloomberg business report. >> the price of air tickets could go up. the obama administration proposing raising taxes on air travel by $14 a flight. the administration wants to use the funds to reduce the waste and pay for airport improvement and admiration and customs officials and say the taxes will backfire, say the airlines and hurt the economy. >> sears is closer to running out of cash and will exhaust cash in five months making it closer to running out of money than even jc penney. and k-mart has problems, too. not much fire under stocks on friday with the nasdaq closing pretty much unchanged as investers set up position ahead the long holiday weekend. that is the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report. >> this is one option most of us will not place bids on this

auction, a lunch date with billionaire executive warren buffett, the fundraiser benefits san francisco's foundation starts on sunday and anyone can police a bid to meet buffett and have lunch. last year the winner paid $3.5 million to win the auction and the winning bids have topped the $2 million mark for the last several years. over all the fundraiser for glide has helped bring in over $17 million. >> can't you get in, just to get the bids in and get out before it gets too high? >> maybe next year. >> you need more than $20 to get in eric. >> come on! 5:17 and now the forecast. mike nicco? >> we will on the weather window and see how much moisture is lingering and waiting for you as we look at live doppler 7 hd. good news, the radar runs show the steady rain of the overnight hours is gone. we have the moist flow from the

northwest and the widing clouds are to the east where the deeper moisture is so our stream is drying. we will check out the winds they are manageable and most of us less than ten miles per hour until fairfield at 15 miles per hour and blowing inland which will keep the temperatures below average again today. you can see a few breaks in the cloud cover from sutro tower and a dry and warmer pattern developing tomorrow and more so on thursday. that sets the stage for a. wary than average weekend, opposite of the weekend we just lived through. here is a look at our system, you can see it pushing through as we speak. because of that, we are going to continue to see the cloud cover through the morning hours. here it is, with our future forecast, showing the clouds breaking up by 12:00 and more by 5:00, so we will be cloudy in

most areas wiping down the afternoon and headed in the evening. clouds gather and here is the next storm moving to the north, with sprinkles possible on the coast and the north bay tomorrow morning on the commute but that has more dry air behind it and we get in the sunshine tomorrowed helping the warming trend. today we disaster in the south bay with a low 70's in most areas and los gatos and morgan hill in the mid 70's and mid-to-upper 60's on the peninsula at redwood city at 69, and 61 at half moon bay a warm spot, and daly city at 59. low-to-mid 60's in sausalito with low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and san rafael at 71 and on the coast you are in the upper 50's and the not bay and low-to-mid 70's as you head through the east bay valley. a last look, tonight, the temperatures are cooler than this morning, with a few upper 40's but mostly mid-50's.

the storm passing to the north the temperatures will be in check and high pressure come ms. -- comes in and we jump 15 to 20 degrees between wednesday and friday. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> we have an update from the san francisco mission street which has re-opened where we had breaking news, a triple shooting. that is good news and muni could follow normal, resume normal service again. headed over to the east bay along highway 4 if you are traveling along in the westbound direction we are at 53 miles per hour, and jumping down to 49 miles per hour continuing in that western direction as we look at san jose, everything is green out here so we are looking at top speeds and here is a quick look at the drive time traffic at 26 minutes to get from antioch to concord and 87 from highway 85 to the san jose airport and 101 from petaluma to 580 is 20-minute commute.

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>> here are seven things to know today, breaking news in san francisco, police are combing parts of the mission district

looking for a gunman after three were shot at 16th and mission street near the bart station. victims have been taken to the hospital. we will take you to the scene in a few minutes at 5:30. >> horse is recovering after being rescued from a well in san rafael. the nine-year-old horse fell in a 25' well yesterday afternoon. it took a crane company and lots of people two hours to haul him out. >> firefighters hope cooler weather and high humidity helps battle a wildfire in southern california that is now at 1,000 acres. the white fire is burning in a national forest 15 miles outside of santa barbara and 5,000 people have been evacuated. >> 2,300 cruise ship passengers are fly back from the bahamas after the ship caught fire. the trip was cut short on board the royal caribbean grandeur of the seas and passengers are boarding the chatter flights to come back to baltimore.

>> bay area teen hopes to win the national spelling bee today. she won the 37th annual contra costa county spelling bee two months ago and will compete for the national title in maryland today. >> six, the wet weather from the overnight hours has moved on and there is mist and drizzle for the morning commute but i have warm summer-like weather in the seven-day outlook. >> seven, mission street is now re-opened because of the early shooting in san francisco in the mission district. muni should resume normal service, as well, and bart is not affected. >> listen to this, a father is suing his son's new jersey high school for $40 million because the boy was kickoff the track team. the school says that the 16-year-old had too many unexcused absences from practice. he says his son was dealing with an injured leg and a death in the family. he contends that his son was

bullied by the school and the school actions will cause his son to miss out on a college scholarship. >> a kiss can cause serious embarrassment this weekend. check this out. these two were shown on the kiss camera, clearly embarrassed and the guy took off running, people began booing but the camera stayed on him so he kept going and it turned out he had good reason to be embarrassed, the girl sitting next to him was his sister. >> come on, the family man could not see the family resemblance. >> he can run fast. >> all right, the abc7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including word on a fatal crash on the peninsula that left several people dead. "do or die" for the sharks against the kings.

>> abc7 news starts now with breaking news. >> good morning, at 5:29. >> we start with breaking news. san francisco police are investigating a triple shooting at a bart station and an officer injured in the bayview stopping a suspect vehicle. is there a connection? >>guest: abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in the mission. what are police saying, amy? >> they do believe there is a connection. let me show you the latest at this scene at mission and 16th, they have shrunk the crime scene and opened most of mission street back up. this is a section of one lane that is blocked at bus stop. the victims remain shot here near this bus stop and another

was shot here near the bart station in the bart plaza. there were three suspects on victims total who were shot and they were taken to the hospital, survived the attack, two shot in the leg. it is unclear how the third victim is doing. i want to show you another seen, though, in the bayview and what police are working, they do believe they have involved the gun, a black semi-automatic pistol lying in the street with cartridges tossed. at cameron, a car crashed into two cars. the people in the car were taken into custody. an officer suffered some injuries, back pain and was able to walk himself into the ambulance is it looks like he will be okay but he is getting checked out. but it appears that the suspects crashed in the bayview and were brought in. now they trying to confirm they are the people responsible for

this shooting. that is what they are working on now, the investigation is still very new and the shooting happened just before 4:00 this morning so police are it will working it, getting us the information as soon as they can. we will, of course, stay on the story throughout the morning. it is continuing to change minute by minute. we will check back but, amy. >> time for a look at the weather forecast. we have spotty drizzle out there. mike? >> good way to frame that, spotty drizzle. no radar returns on live doppler 7 hd. all the rain that made the ground wet fell during the overnight hours and we will go back six hours and it is pushing through with the cold front and lingering moisture through 7:00 and then a drying trend. and temperatures as we look at the day planner from 60's this morning, and 70's by 4:00 away from the coast.

>> in san francisco, we have mission street re-opened at 16th. muni is resuming normal service along the 14 line. the san mateo bridge on the westbound direction you could find a stalled trailer carrying a boat. that is blocking one lane at the high-rise. right new, this is going to be our drive in san jose 280 away from 17 it is clear. >> we have new details, the driver would left the scene of a horrible crash that killed three passengers has turned himself in for police. the 25-year-old paul diaz is held on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. he was driving a ford mustang that crashed into another car on hilli'd boulevard and three passengers in the car were killed. they have been identified at 23-year-old woman, a 21-year-old man and a 22-year-old man, all

from daly city. the witness saw diaz tend to a victim. >> he was like "baby, baby, baby" trying to see if she was alive. the girl didn't respond so he went under the broken thing and walked down and did not 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 at the top of the hour. >> there was a wild rescue for a horse and and it was caught on camera. the horse was walking over a covered well and the cover broke, and he went plunging into 25' of water. >> the well top was mangled and

i saw him treading water with his head up. he was sprinting back and i called 9-1-1 because i could not handle it. >> a private crane company was called and buddy was finally lifted out after two hours of treading water. he has scrapes and bruises but he is otherwise okay. his owners have only had him a month and they now plan to build a fence around the well. >> students in oregon erupting to class after the long weekend as the classmate heads to court accuses of plotting a column boyne-style attack. authorities say 17-year-old grand acord planned to blow up the high school 75 miles from port listened. leaders will work to deal with students returning to campus. police were tipped off last week by a 9-1-1 call. he will be prosecuted as an adult with e thatted aggravated murder and other charges. >> an airline passenger who was violent on a flight was subdued

by other passengers and is expected in court today. it happened on alaskan airlines flight yesterday. witnesses say the 23-year-old made bizarre statements before trying to on the plane's emergency door. they jumped in to action tying him down with seatbelts and shoe places until the plane landed. his father said his son has a history of mental illness. he is charged with interfering with a night crew. >> firefighters struggling to get the upper hand this morning on a fast-moving wildfire that chased away thousands in southern california. the so-called white fire is burning outside santa barbara. authorities say it break out before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. 6,000 people evacuated including many from a popular cap ground packed with vacationers. the fire burned a forest service garage and two vehicles and is new threatening homes.

crews are counting on cooler weather and higher humidity to get the fire under control. >> hercules officials could vote to sell the troubled electric utility to pg&e for $9.5 million. the municipal utility was created in 2002 as a profit making venture for the city but the company has continuously lost money, laid off workers and had their credit rating downgraded to junk status. customers complain they pay up to 40 percent more than pg&e. the voters approved the sale when they passed the proposition last june. >> and the sharks fight their way to game seven tonight against the kings in los angeles. the home team won every game in the playoff series so far, and the sharks beat the kings at the tank on sunday to even the series at three games each and the winner advances to the western conference finals and will have to be up for the challenge because the kings have

not lost at home in 13 straight games over the past two months but their luck ends tonight. >> tonight? >> tonight. you have a dollar that says that? >> two dollars! >> okay...here is mike with the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, we will look at the temperatures around san francisco if you are headed in at 52 in forest hill and ocean beach and 55 in downtown and the ferry building at 54 in glen park and portrero hill has 52. we are in the fists everywhere, mid-to-upper 50's with the cloud cover and moisture keeping the temperatures mild. the golden gate bridge shows cars coming in from marin county and this is a thicker spot, an area we are seeing drizzle. in the afternoon hours we will see a lot of sunshine break out but there will be clouds around and 71 to 76 is the temperature inland and from 62 in san francisco to 67 in oakland and

72 in san jose if the bay area temperatures. not as cool at the coast and you will see a break in the cloud cover at 58 to 61. the beautiful sunrise or impending sunrise from sutro to you wees with another gorgeous morning and moving forward, tomorrow, the storm system passes us to the north, and the authority bay has a chance of a stray shower and the rest of us keep the temperatures in check and that stops on thursday, with the warming and we get offshore flow and that means 90's inland and 70 at the coast and the weekend forecast could be warmer with that in a minute. leyla gulen? >> thanks, mike, that drive along the golden gate bridge shows visibility hampered. we look at the drive where the traffic is hampering you as we make the drive over the altamont pass, down to 20 miles per hour, you will see speed picking up at highway 84 but it is slow all the way into live more.

we will jump over to san mateo bridge if you continue in the westbound direction we have a stalled truck carrying a boat and that is blocking one lane. the toll plaza shows cash-paying lanes are loading up and no fog, just clouds. eric and? >> the major ruling for the supreme court in cases that could affect many of us. ought holiday week we had meant a tip to jail for hundreds of california drivers with d.u.i. arrests and

>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 5:42. senator boxer is calling on the justice department to investigate whether officials deceived federal regulators about an equipment swap at the southern california nuclear power plant can was taken off line in january of 2012 after a small radiation leak led to the discovery of unusual wear inside tubes that carry radioactive water through generators. boxer says the 2004 internal letter shows the utility tried on get around the costly review

of the generators. southern cal edison is now asking for government permission to restart the plant reactors. >> there could be a three year increase in san carlos in waste rates to raise cover the cost of improvement to the aging sewer collection system. now home owners pay $53 a month. if approved the rates go up to $67 a month in july and up to $88 in two years. a busy holiday weekend for the california highway patrol reporting that 15 traffic deaths on the roads over the memorial day weekend and four more than last year. six of the people killed were not wearing a seatbelt. more than 1,100 drivers were arrested to driving under the influence, which is down from last year. in the bay area there have been 165 d.u.i. arrests and two fatal crashes. >> the judge in the colorado movie theater shooting case is

expected to make a key ruling, and decide whether to accept the plea of not guilty of holmes by reason of insanity after opening fire in a december verify suburb in july killing telephone people. the attorneys say state laws and the death penalty combine do violate holmes' constitutional right. >> this morning the nation's highest court could issue rulings in any of several landmark cases it is considering. the supreme court is facing several high profile cases deciding whether california's ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional, along with a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act. the justices are also weighing whether public schools can consider race when admitting students. also, a challenge to the 195 voting rights act which requires federal clearance for any changes in voting procedures in several southern states. supreme court decisions are usually releases on tuesday's and wednesday's at 7:00 a.m.

>> a big honorer for the hard tin necessary boy injured in the boston marathon bombings, honor hen will throw -- aaron hern will throw out the first pitch tonight at the a's game. he was injured in april will watching his mom run the race. during the recovery if boston he was visited by a's outfielder and first baseman and first base coach. when the a's were there to play the red sox the game time is 7:0 5. he got special treatment at a warriors game and tonight, throwing out the first patch. >> and the weather is going to have moved through. >> the temperature will be really nice, but check out the sky behind us, that looks beautiful, all colors, we will lock outside to show you what is going on with live doppler 7 hd and the wet weather, the heaviest of the rain, the best radar returns have moved on and we have mist and drizzle out there for the morning commute

and we will have winds as we head through the afternoon hour, a small craft advisory for san francisco, and delta communities from 2:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening, and west winds around 15- to 25-knots and gusting up to 30 knotses. one of the beautiful, beautiful camera shots we have of the sunrise coming at us with a glow of pitching, purple, oranges, yellows, off the solar panels, isn't that cool? cloudy and dry this afternoon, and dry and warmer patterns developing and that will bring us warmer-than-average temperatures especially this weekend. summer is going to kickoff about a week late or weekend late. jet stream is driving the storm and there is moisture upstream in the form of mid-and-upper level clouds and the drizzle will taper we get sunny pockets. here we are at 7:00 this morning, a few breaks in the cloud cover why we are seeing a gorgeous sunrise and by noon it is sunny and by action, partly

cloudy in most neighborhoods and dug the overnight hours the clouds will return as the storm system passes us to the north and drizzle on the coast and a stray sure in the north bay if the morning commute but as we head beyond the morning commute the dry air move ms. and by noon we are partly cloudy and by 5:00, mostly sunny. that will lead to cooler morning on thursday but thursday afternoon is going to be the start of the warming trend. today, low-to-mid 70's in the south bay and most us in the low 70's and mid-to-upper 60's on the peninsula and half moon bay is at 61, and 60 in the sunset, and 62 downtown, and 63 in san francisco. the north bay valleys in the low-to-mid 70's at the beaches 10- to 15-degrees cooler and we will have upper 60's to low 70's throughout the east bay shore and temperatures in the low to mid 70's inland valley. the seven-day outlook shows anticipation for the warm weather, at ten degrees warmer by thursday and another ten degrees warmer as we hit the

90's, friday, saturday, and sunday, and 80's inland and 70's at the coast. >> traffic is uneventful with no accidents. we have one stall on the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction at the high wise but right now we focus on our mass transit and bart does nut have delays out here and that is important because we have amy hollyfield in san francisco showing a triple shooting at the intersection of mission and 16th and now has re-opened. bart is a station out there not affected. muni line, the 14 line, is not affected. the muni train, though, the northbound line is showing delays because of mechanical problem and caltrain is looking decent. we have san jose at 87 coming away great the julian off-ramp and it is locking clear although we do have quote a bit of traffic building up to the h.p.

pavilion. >> san francisco is planning to set up the long anticipated bicycle sharing network in august and released potential bicycle station locations and the san francisco examiner reports that the network will include 350 bicycles at 35 stations as part of the initial roll out and most of them are downtown and she 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 a city hall hague -- hearing at 5:30. >> the red cross has not spend a third of the money collected from some storm sandy saying they are holding some of the money in reserve to help meet the long-term needs of storm victims but critics say it should give the money to local groups that are better able to help the victims. the october 29 storm caused $70 billion in damage. >> president obama returns to new jersey today to join

governor chris christie to look at recovery efforts giving the president a chance to praise fema and gives christie a chance to promote the state boardwalks and beaches, the key to the economy with the summer vacation season weeks arm. >> doctors are revealing new details about a ground-breaking study on women and weight loss surgery. ahead, the surprising impact on children long after the weight is gone. >> call it an unintended consequence of medical marijuana but doctors are urging certain pot-smoking patients to do. >> curbing smartphone theft, the new idea that san francisco top cop is pushing this morning to stop the

>> two robbery suspects saw their plans crown bell when a victim drove away in a get away car. police have never seen anything like what happened at this burger king. the two men pointed guns at the cashier and demanded crash during a robbery. another employee sneaked out back, saw the suspect's car parked with the engine running and drove the get away car around the corner and hid it. this was called "unusual" and

"bizarre." note to self do not leave the keys in the ignition of the get away car. we have mist and drizzle. >> we still do but it is drying up in some areas. it should hang around in smaller pockets through the 9:00 hour. the last game of the four game series that moves to san francisco tomorrow, the first pitch temperature is 62 degrees with increasing clouds and 54 by the end of the game. sliding to the south and east away from us you can see radar returns along the sierra which is the best chance of scattered showers. 62 in tahoe of the 70's in san diego and 96 in palm springs. >> we have construction along the east side of the bay bridge if you are traveling out of san francisco and into oakland, we will have a few lanes shut down

until 6:30 this morning. westbound, the bay bridge toll plaza is loading. now, as we look at the great highway, that is still shut down because of high winds that happened a week ago. it still remains closed between lincoln way and slope so if you want to go to the beach you may have to hoof it. here is san rafael, southbound 101, the tail lights with traffic building at this hour. kristen? >> our time is 5:55. parents are warned to keep medicine out of the reach of children. a new study shows that goes for medical marijuana, too, doctors say increased use of medical marijuana could lead to more young children getting sick from accidentally eating food made with the drug like brownies or candy and other treats. the hospital treated 14 kids for

eating marijuana from 2009 to 2011. >> new study could drive women hoping to become moms to get weight loss surgery. researchers tested children born to overweight women before and after they had obesity surgery. they found kids born after mom lost lots of weight were slimmer than their siblings with fewer risk factors for diabetes or heart disease triggering chemical changes in the womb. the findings were in the national academy of science. >> a san diego-based company is making a big splash in the business world by water-proofing electronic devices. it began 2 1/2 years ago as he waterproofed an ipod and sold it on-line. it went well so he created water fi and sold 50,000 units and now he expected to do more than $million in business this year. the secret? he says it is to coat all the

internal electronics with a soon-to-be patented mixture. >> we start with the ipod shuffle. then the nano. the nike plus and then the amazon kindle recently. >> not bad for a company with only 21 employees saying the iphone and the ipad are next. >> we are continuing to following breaking news from san francisco, three people shot in the city's mission district overnight and an officer injured stopping a suspect vehicle in the bayview, and an update next. >> what daly city police are trying to figure out this morning, a day after a fail crash leaves three people dead. >> hands free behind the wheel, 7 on your side and consumer reports put blue tooth devices to the test. one feature you will want to make sure

>> abc7 news starts now with breaking news.

>> the breaking news is happening in san francisco's mission district. police are investigating a shooting that left throw people wounded. >> it happened before 4:00 this morning at 16th and mission street where we find abc7 news reporter with an update on what is happening there and a tie to an incident in the bayview. amy? >> we just got an update. we learned that one of suspects, rather, one of the victims from here at the mission location has life threatening injuries. the other two are expected to survive. they were not injured. they are were wrapping up the investigation. it is believes more than ten rounds were fired before 4:00 this morning. three people were hit. they are working the scene in the bayview district and we have new information from that scene, also, and her is video. police found a semi automatic weapon the street along with