heather and her 3-year-old son. >> we're hoping they'd move it. and that they're done there is a friendly warning don't feed wild animals and keep small pets in the hem at night. >> my two dogs are locked up in the house right now. we usually have the doggy door open during the day but it's closed down. and they're in the front yard right now. >> let's hope it doesn't make an appearance right? >> for sure. >> there is another encounter, experts say stand tall and back way and don't wait around to take a picture of it.

>> thank you. >> we have new information now on breaking news in oakland. it happened on ritchie street just a short time ago. abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live to explain what happened. nick? >> this is still an accident investigation. crews just arrived on the scene to search roof tops because a man was shot after police chased him down. if you look, you can see evidence markers on the street. before 2:00 this afternoon, officers received information that three men in a car may be armed with one illegally-possessed firearm. police started a pursuit of

the vehicle that ended at 77th avenue and police say the three men ran way in different directions. one of the three ran were you saw those markers. deputy chief says the suspect was armed before firing his weapon. >> this is a unit out there looking for individuals brought to their attention chlg i can't go detail about what that is. they have a purpose in this area. >> now one up with onhas been recovered at the scene. the suspect who was shot later died. police say there may be more evidence but they have not shared anything more with us now and have not said home houm shots were fired.

police say this is an active investigation here we're going move over because that is the fire truck i'm telling you about. officers believe one suspect may have toss aid weapon, evidence relevant to their investigation. we're still learning more. i'll bring more information to you as we learn it. >> there are more concerns about the bay bridge as the governor calls for an outside review of caltrans. governor brown announced a review of the projects. the bridge shared a problem today. there is a issue with the alignment between tower and yerba buena island. the effort was to be transparent. >> why are you tell meeg about

more problems? and look, maybe we shouldn't have sometimes you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. i wanted to hear it from you first then elsewhere. >> first committee will investigate and see how long fixing that is going take. >> city leaders law enforcement and residents are gathering to figure out how to help slow a problem. city leaders say violence isn't the only problem, thefts and break ins have also increased. >> understanding how you don't

make your home a target. make sure you communicate with neighbors so you know something is awry in the community meeting starts at 6:30 the tonight at the library. >> a mike spik in violence was the subject of a commute meeting this evening. last week police declared a crime emergency in that city. there have been five homicides and 50 assaults since january. the investigators believe this spike stems from an ongoing gang feud. >> redwood city police arrested two men accused of holding up three convenience stores yesterday morning. police say 18-year-old miguel alvarado targeted a couple 7-11 stores and another shop during a robbery spree. they were arrested and

officers searched the house saying they found money, a gun, and a car in the garage that is believed to have been used in a home burglary last week. a series of gun control bills with the intent to stop violence didn't make it out without a fight. we're live in sacramento with more on what the measures would do and issue parking th the -- sparking the most-heated debate. >> critic says that only hurts law abiding gun owners. from the colorado theater shooting, to the school rampage. >> we can recite horrific acts over the last year. >> california senate approved the life saving enforcement act. a package of seven bills aimed at tightening the state regulation of firearms.

a permit must be shown for every ammunition purchase. >> to purchase a product that has phone toshl maim or kill another human being that is outrageous. >> republicans opposed the permit measure or abstained, democrats who are gun owners to block more restriction autos people register automobiles when they buy them. you pay a fee when you register the car. you buy insurance. we don't make people get a perm dwroit guy gasoline to go in the car. >> the package okayed by the senate also includes prohibiting detachable image skins and barring possession of large capacity magazine autos every precious life

saved a child, or an adult, every family is not torn apart by grief for the rest of their lives matter autos disarm us no further a dress the problems, the mental health problems of such individual who's kmitd these crimes. >> the life act now heads tofrt assembly. where wilt have a tougher time winning aproveal. a 4.6 earthquake rattled part of the coast, centered three miles west of santa barbara county. isla vista is the home of uc santa barbara. california lawmaker backing legislation giving the pun lick an early warning before earthquakes hit.

and wants the state to track seismic move tomt alert folks within 60 seconds of them happening. saying the system can mean life or death. >> a surgeon taking a scalpel out of the hands. slowing a train down, benefits are tremendous. >> the network would cost estimated $80 million but says some of the money can come from the federal government or private donations. japan and mexico have early warning alert systems in place. >> an effort to pressure the boy scouts to lift a ban on gay scout leaders passed a hurdle today. the bill would end tax breaks

for group that's discriminate. last week, the scouts kept in place the ban on openly gay adult members. >> i think it fell short of a exclusive policy. as a minor you can par fis pait, once an adult, you're no longer wanted? that doesn't make sense. >> the bill now moves onto the assembly. >> nasdaq agreed to pay $10 bhil milin in penalties for the facebook initial public offering fiasco. government regulateors say the systems and decisions disrupted the social network public offering. a glitch delayed the start of trading and shares tumbled after the delay. nasdaq agreed to reimburse investment firms to cover customer losses.

>> coming up one of the biggest shifts senters around who is now bringing home the bacon. >> the reason health experts say skal gee highest tuberculosis rates in the state. >> sunny skies and mild now. we have rising temperatures increasing fire dangers ahead. >> how one city turning up the heat to warn bairnts dangers of leaving dmirn hot kafrs.

chevron's annual share holders meeting met with protests this morning. demonstrators stood outside demanding the firing of ceo

john watson. several pro testors went into the meeting including richmond residents who questioned watson about the fire in august at the chevron refinery that sent smoke into neighborhood autos it with wo just take them a few million dollars to clean up their act z a lot of this would stop. if they just cleaned up their act around the world. >> we've invested close to $200 million with local businesses supporting education. working on economic development. reducing crime. >> chevron says it has implemented new safety measures at the refinery. >> health statistic might surprise you tonight. california has the most tuberculosis cases in the nation. one in five. the three city was the highest rate in the state are in silicon valley. >> san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara are up there in

america. >> we have a diverse population and international travelers and tech entrepreneur that's travel globally. >> here is the breakdown according to department of public health, 89% of the case heerz were in foreign born residents, the philippines, vietnam, inda, china and mexico and a socioeconomic status has nothing to do with it. >> someone can be exposed at one point in time. it doesn't pro gress to disease until 10 years later. >> the tb strains become more and more antibiotic resistant. when you have that, it becomes a problem. >> congressman mike honda led this year's controllers association meeting. 24 counties were represented

here and afwred the federal government should be ordered to have a add qitd supply of drugs to treat tb. >> honda will be going back to more funds. children and young asters are accounting for 2% of the cases. >> if have you tb and it's active if you kaufr or sneeze and spread back teara, the other person or anyone around you or anything you touch, they touch it, anyone can get it. >> sometimes it can stop them from learning a lot. they can die from it. >> a vaccine against tb is not used in the u.s. because it's never been effective. in san jess yeah, abc 7 news. a study says a record

number of women are now the primary bread winners in american families saying mothers are the highest wage earners in 40 prsz of u.s. households today. that is a dang from 1960, just 11%. the stud yeef a thousand people attributes the change to more women in the work place. but not everyone believes this is a good thing. now coming up on world news, they're going to take a look at the burdenerns this places on american family autos hot weather is on the way. with it comes the potential danger, children left in car autos this is the time of the year, we talk about every year. last year, 32 children across the nation wi dyed when left in a locked car in a hot day.

many in many cases parents forget to take the children with them. officials today reminding parents of the danger. they put signs all over town showing temperatures outside and inside of a car. they can be at least 15 degrees hotter inside. children are more sensitive to heat than adult autos people heard of cases kids have been in cars maybe 30 minutes and by by the time they get there, they're very, very sick z it's a tragedy, sometimes, they've stopped breathing. >> officials recommend parents leave a hand bag or brief case in the back to remind them selfs to hi the child out of the car when they believe. -- leave. park goers at disney may be sporting electronic wrist bands in place of tickets. the parent company of abc 7 has been experimenting with the wrist bands. the radio frequency capable bracelets would do more than just get you into the park.

you'd be able to tap them to buy souvenirs and food and make reservations for rides and double as a key to unlock your room at the disney hotel. disney says no personal information stored on the bracelets. 6 the first of its kind fund raising effort ever launched by the smithsonian is under way for an exhibit that will make its way here to san francisco. the smithsonian raising money for its yog yat art of transformation exhibit. donors can contribute money. fund raising for the exhibition began today, running through july 1. knowing yoega the art of transformation begins august 18th engineer washington, d.c. then coming to san francisco

february 21. southbound isn't that pretty cool? >> yes. >> great idea. >> it's a great idea cool. >> thank you. >> several bay area cities earned high marks for being among mitt fitest in the nation minneapolis st. paul took top honors in the sur vai. san francisco and east bay came in 4th on that list. the report measures access to care and levels of chronic disease nationwide. >> that is something to feel good about. >> yes. >> let's talk about weather. oor it's warming up. >> i skmekt this weekend people are just going to head beaches. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. it's going to be heating up. temperatures close to yesterday.

looking at live doppler 7 few clouds that we did have cleared out. sunny skies outside. in san jose, temperatures got into upper 60s to low 70s. san francisco, 63 right now. 68 in san jose. clouds out there, temperatures there, sunny skies in the 70s so if you're headed up to tahoe, looking good. the view from our east bay hills camera looking towards mount diablo a clear view here, we'll see patch yes clouds by morning. cleerks cool for morning. sunny warmer tomorrow, heating up friday. and saturday. what is going to bring heat high pressure now going to

start taking control. a warmer pattern setting up. the wind is going start to switch directions so we have enough of a sea breeze to prevent frus getting too hot. near the coast for early morning hours we'll see clear skies for afternoon. friday when we'll see winds coming out from the warm inland valleys heading towards our inland east bay. that is what is going to bring heat. temperatures will soar for friday. near the coastline we're going keep a weak sea breeze going. livermore week ahead looking at temperatures here 81 tomorrow, we'll drop down to 80s monday through wednesday. cooler weather arrives heading back to work but until then, goitsing to start to go into one direction, up. tomorrow morning upper 40s to mid-50s, make sure skridz a

jacket or sweat shairt o on -- shirt on in the morning. for afternoon, sunshine. 76 degrees in san jose. 75 in sunnyvale. pin anyone slarks low to mid-70s. half moon bay, breezy, sunny. daily city, 59. and high clouds for the north bay. upper 70s clear lake. 50s and 60s along the coast. 73 in oakland and newark. 84 in fairfield and 81 livermore checking out the accu-weather forecast. it's going to start cooking inland. upper 60s saturday. fog starts to come back into the picture, cooler weather monday through wednesday.

the national weather service has issued a special weather statement. heat is possible. you can see there we're going to keep an eye on temperatures skpib creasing fire danger heading into the weekend. >> thank you. >> just ahead berkeley famous ches panisse restaurant. >> developers big idea to revitalize the crime ridden naic

a disneyland employee has been arrested accused of planting a so called dry ice fwhom a trash can that went off near toon town caw causing that area to be temporarily evacuated. police say the 22-year-old worked for an outside vender pleefg he stuffed a water bottle into the trash can and

the plastic bottle exploded. barns is being held on $1 million bail. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >> berkeley's renowned ches panisse has been taking reservations today. repairs have been happening ever since. the chef and owner says the restaurant is being flooded with calls from loyal customers. they rec plend you keep trying until you get through. >> countdown is onto the san francisco museum of modern art. 225,000 square feet it will be larger and will include more public space. entrances will be free and closed until the new building opens in 2016.

until then, sf moma will be on the go presenting art experiences. >> very exciting. >> the san francisco zoo shows off one of the biggest newborn autos this weighs

coming up outreach in chinatown getting a speech on inchent superstition autos the governor puts a price tag on the plan to improve california water supply. those stories is and more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> right now we're getting a look at the san francisco zoo's newest residents. >> yes. here she s a one week old healthy giraffe calf. >> she is five feet 11 inches tall. she's adorable. >> yes. mom is 11-year-old kristin,

and dad, floyd. they'll spend bonding before the calf is put this is "world news." and tonight breaking news. the mayor of new york city, target of a ricin attack. letters with the deadly poison sent to his office and the headquarters of his gun-control group. the investigation right now. danger zone. violent weather conditions threatening millions tonight after another round of tornados and floods lash the heartland. pot plot. an american mother of seven jailed south of the border. was she smuggling drugs or framed by mexican police? and to infinity and beyond. the man climbing mount everest and then jumping off. a new record from the top of the world tonight.