and breaking news happening freemon. a toddler killed when a speeding car crashed into a tree. sky 7 is over the scene. the vehicle split in half two. adults inside were seriously injured. good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> this tragedy happened just before 1:00 this afternoon along paseo padre parkway. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live with the latest. david?

>> both sides of the parkway are closed while fremont police investigate what caused this red honda to crash into the curb and hit a tree before 1:00 this afternoon. witnesses tell abc 7 news that the car was moving in a fast speed up to 100 miles per hour when it appeared to lose control. the car hit a tree and was split in half. the front bumper landed in the street. no other swrerkz involved and no one was walking in the path of the car at the crash. three people were inside of the vehicle. a male driver, female passenger and a child in a car seat. a nearby resident was with the first to respond, only identifying herself by a first name, caylee. >> i ran into them and asked how many people were in the car. he said his wife, and his son. i looked around the other part of the car. you didn't know where waits at. it was in a driveway at someone else's house in front of a tree. i looked to see if she was

okay. she was not responsive, kind of breathing. then i ran to look for the son. his son was dead in the car seat. >> sky 7 was overhead this, gives you a sense of the speed to break up the four door sedan both driver and the passengers have been take dwron a trauma passenger for injuries. ples confirmed the 2-year-old boy has died. the woman passenger had to be extracted by a rescue unit. fremont police say the northbound lanes were closed while conducting their duct the investigation. and names of the victims have not been released. david louie abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> the arte mismt s racing team returned to san francisco bay for the first time since a teammate was killed.

sky 7 was overhead. the team practiced this afternoon. the swedish sailing team is considering whether to compete following the death of one of the sailors. andrew bart simpson died when the boat cap sized. artemis racing says it will only compete if the team feels safe. >> abc 7 news learned 6 another case of hepatitis a linked to a frozen berry mix sold by costco. a 22-year-old woman became ill last month. there are three local cases includingal media county. all in the hospital and have been released. townsend farms is recalling the item. two target stores issued alerts to pharmacy customers we'll have the story coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> palo alto police just released this sketch of a man who sexual assaulted a woman jogging on sunday.

the victim did manage to get away. her attacker described as 20 years old weighing about 16 pounds. he has black hair, clean shaven with clear studded earrings in both ears. police say she was jogging along a trail around 11:00 sunday morning. the man takd her from behind and groped her. >> a homeowner is looking for a place to stay after an suv plowed into his house. it happened before 5:30 this this morning. officials say the driver had trouble with a steep road. the homeowner wants to stay someplace else until repairs are finished. >> san jose acting police chief appears to be saying no thanks by efforts to nora campos to bring in the patrol to help reduce violence in the city. last week san jose had five

homicides. the camposes' worry that could signal another summer. police say the 40 extra officers are getting the job done. >> these are skilled officers. so the level of expert ease, their knowledge, what streets to drive down. difficult to quantify the added help they're giving to patrols. >> the mayor says the new decision on outside help is an operational one that rests with the police chief. >> an unples pres dented hearing today on capitol hill. >> i cannot overstate by diszbuft disappointment over continued reports of sexual misconduct in our military. >> the highest ranking members of the u.s. armed forces answer questions about sex crimes in the military. peninsula congress woman jackie speier is leetding the

effort to stop the increasing problem. >> leanne has more on the hearing. >> it focused on keeping them out of the loop. most victims were men as congress woman speier points out it's about power. branches of the military testified on the subject that is damaging the reputation of the armed forces, sexual assault. senator mccain are warned koit be scaring away top recruits. >> her daughter wanted to join and could i give my support for her doing so? i could not. >> a recent pentagon report found there were as many as 26,000 sexual assaults within the military last year. up from 19,000 the year before

top military brass acknowledges victims don't want to report sex crimes because they don't trust their commanding officers to apply appropriate punishment. >> n every commander can distinguish between a slap on the ass and a rape. >> a third of the members are women in have been critical of how the military has handled all its sexual assault cases. >> this isn't a gender issue. this violence issue. >> several bills are are being considered that would change how the military prosecutes, sexual assaults. one proposal opposed by top leaders would prevent commanding officers from deciding which crimes should go to trial. >> removing commanders making commanders less accountable will not work. >> senior female officers said they agreed. >> i cannot and should not validate my responsibility to

maintain discipline to a staff office railroad or someone else outside of the chain of command. >> jackie speier says other countries have taken the chain of command out of the types of investigations. >> great britain, canada, new zealand, australia, israel. so it's not like we're moving forward in an area that is untested. >> congress woman speier said the system is broken and says kit be fixed by taking cases out of the chain of command. >> thank you. >> the father of a teen-aged girl gang raped out side richmond high school in 2009 took the stand today in the trial of two suspects. the girl's father says he received a call from his daughter's phone. the caller taunted him. said he was hoping it was just a prampblg chlgs his daughter was raped and beaten two hours. the 22-year-old and

20-year-old suspects are accused of raping her, prosecutors say both suspects at dna and condoms found you near the assault. a service that lets travelers rent out their vehicles is running into trouble. the city is suing the operator of flight car this start up allows travelers to rent out cars while away. flight cars founder says the service operates off skpit shouldn't have to pay fees. the city says if a company serves travelers it must pay airport fee autos historic drake's bay os sister farm is getting more support to stay open at the point reyes national sea shore. calling for an investigation into the decision to close down the company. in november ken salazar aloud a 40 year lease to expire. city load leaders believe he

based this decision on flawed environmental impact studies. the oyster farm remains in operation. >> the city takes ownership of more than 500 acres of real estate. witness, went 14,000 jobs. since then the navy paid to clean it up and given the city land with prime views of the bay bridge and san francisco skyline. the city hopes to build homes and atrack research and development jobs. construction could begin in two to three years. >> a little cooler today. >> temperatures are below average for this time of the year for june 4th. low clouds near the coast and reaching just a little beyond the coast but sunny skies around the bay and inland locations. thunderstorms rumble again today. west side of lake tahoe into

yosemite. that is not unusual. we had shower lochbt side of the screen. 60 in mountain vu. half moon bay another live view looking onto the bay. you can see a marine push. temperatures 75 owe to 74. as we take a look we'll see fog extending a bit into overnight and tomorrow morning breaks of sun. and sunny skies around the bay. but fog linger at the coast ahead of the end of the week warm up. >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news

at 4:00 why chris sister is qee requesting to recall two suvs. >> new at 4:30, rangers got it back and soaring in the sky. >> michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later. at 4:12 check out the afternoon commute this, is the san mateo bridge go together east bay. it's a freeze heading towards the peninsula back wi

chrysler refusing a request to recall nearly three million vehicles to fix fuel tanks that may leak. the national transportation safety board wants chrysler to recall jeep grand cherokees from 1993 to 2004 as well as jeep liberties from twut to 2007. the agency has been investigating this fuel tank issue since 2010. chrysler says they're safe and says and any request is based on incomplete data. this is the first time a challenge on a federal recall

order. >> we are live with today's after the bell report. hi, john. >> yeah. a dramatic legal victory for samsung as latest zmigs the patent worse case is decided. the u.s. international trade commission ruled today apple jiltd one patent, now facing prospect of an import ban on models of iphone 4 and 3. sales force making its biggest acquisition buying exact target this, indiana-based company provides exmail and social marketing products and is deeper into social marketing. the battle over sprint is heating up.

sprint considering soft bank's takeover proposal. sprint is seeking a binding offer from dish. checking today's market action stocks drop add cross the board as economists predict the federal prer.reserve may begin reducing stimulus measures. as for bloomberg silicon valley index it slid today. popular kid shows are coming to am aa skon video. amazon reached a deal to stream thousands of episode frtz viacom channels. the terms of the deal not disclosed but does come after the deal with net flix recently expired. >> thank you. >> time for college grads to start hitting the job market.

they're doing it at a great time. unemployment in california almost a five-year low. many working -- looking for work today in san francisco. a variety of companies were there. 300 jobs were offered ranging from retail sales to information technology. our next event is tuesday, july 9th engineer concord taking place from noon to 4:00 p.m. we have more information for you on our web site. >> graduates in one high school made the grade this year. 29 of them are valedictorians. redmond high decided to name any student who received a 4.0 grade point average a valedictorian. add minute strit straightors wanted to honor all of the kids for their hard work. >> this is cool i get to share

valedictorian with awesome people. >> any student interested in speaking wrote a speech anonymously. the graduates then chose the winner this, will likely be the last year this happens because last year they're adopting a 5.0 maximum gpa. and then that, will weed out the number of value dick torins certainly. >> in the something any of us feared. >> well... >> i didn't realize i was sigt on this the desk today. >> yes. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd right now. and see what is going on. low clouds and fog and mainly

sunny skies inland. we have gusty winds and 25 in napa. 37 miles per hour gusts in fairfield. here is a look at some low clouds pushing through the golden dwait. wide spread fog again, tonight. cool to mild tomorrow afternoon. and warm to hot conditions friday and saturday fog pattern interesting sliding north and clinging into the coast. generally the deeper the fog layer the greater cooling influence. temperatures cooler than average. following fog forecast overnight, fog pushing inland again. and by 7:00 there will be lots of areas of fog inland and around the bay.

later in the day fog burns back. lows the same range as we saw last night. low to mid-50s across the bay area. but watch animation tomorrow. however, it will be cooler than average. highs into 70s 60s to 70s around the bay. so a big warm up isn't going to come tomorrow. tomorrow, south bay sunny skies and pleasant. high temperatures mid-70s. around 60s on the coastline. toll, 60 in the sunset. north by highs. 70 in santa rosa. oak lntd, 67. to 80 in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. a bounce up friday and saturday.

mid to upper 90s inland. but there is a sharp cool down sunday. plesants day with temperatures in a seasonal average range. it's going to be an impressive two-day warm up. >> thank you. >> yes. >> coming up a city made up of food. an artist impressive creation in san francisco. next. >> also, it's fit for a queen. major milestone for queen elizabeth. how england is celebrating. >> the family of a 10-year-old girl holds on to hope a change in policy will save her life. in policy will save her life. why she got attention olet's pl:

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england marked the 60th anniversary of queen elizabeth's coreo nation. in the front row her grandchildren including prince yim's wife. now we have a new san francisco. this is -- take a look at this creation from artist liz

hickock. yes that, is jello. >> she has a tasty take on palace of fine arts. >> better eat it now. she's got a studio. >> looks like the leaning tower of pisa. >> channing tatum reveals his daughter's name. >> the new horror comedy "this is the end" play twoz dozen hollywood heavy weights. most walked the red carpet for the hollywood premier and told otrc what it was like bringing together the group of actor autos we just thought who do we want to see in a movie together?

it's awesome we got them in the end. >> the broadway league announced their plans to honor jean stapleton. at 8:00 p.m. all theaters will dim lights of the marquises in her honor. she starred in several musicals before the role m "all in the family" and a statement posted on channing tatum's web site reading we're thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter everily tatum. sending love and light. and you can find more entertainment news right now on otrc.com. >> still to come at 4:00 the search in oakland for a man wanted for a violent string of car jackings. one caught on camera. >> also audio. a boston bombing suspect sarn sarn -- tsarnaev, his

comforting words for his mom. >> what the national weather service is calling the witest

a trif by shooting turns out to be the most recent act

in a daempk russ -- dangerous crime spree. >> nick smith is live with video that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> good good afternoon, police believe they know the man responsible for car jackings, a series of car thefts and a pair of shootings that have a man and woman recovering. >> our suspect is armed. we're treating him as armed and dangerous. >> and police say he is responsible for a list of offenses placing parts of east oakland in danger. >> two shootings, three car jackings. >> one stolen car was caught on camera used in a drive by shooting. in security camera video police say their suspect is driving this green nissan you can see at the top of the screen.

before rear ending this ford, shots are fired and sends everyone running for cover. >> the speed and impact so severe it rendered the car impossible. the suspect crashed into this pole before car jacking another vehicle. >> this has been a very active, very fluid scene that continues. >> coming up more about the victim who police say is responsible and the message they're using to get their man. >> abc news obtained the audio of suspect tsarnaev sarn i talking to his mother from jail. the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings on

the phone. heard for the first time speaking from the prison hospital in massachusetts where he is being held. reportedly banned from discussing accusations that he and his deceased older brother tamerlan planted two bombs in april, killing three people, he focuses on comforting his mother. from her home in rusha, she replayed their conversation. you're not in pain? no. i'm already eating. they're giving me skpris chicken to eat. everything is okay. >> we'll die here without you. you need to be strong. build up your strength. >> i'm fine mom, don't say anything. >> she says her son claims his hand is broken but he's okay, physically and financially. >> i was just asking him what, he said mom, do not worry about me. i do have money. someone opened an account for me.

people send me money here. doi have lots of money. >> still unclear if that is true. but the mother claims people have been sending her and her husband $8,000 to help them in the mission to prove their case insisting despite evidence against them and reported confession their sons are inseent these are not my kids. not my kids. >> tsarnaev is charged with using a weapons of mass destruction and his parents claim he's being awill youed to call them once per month. a colorado judge accepted james holme's plea of not guilty by reason of insanity at the colorado movie theater shootings and allowing prosecutors to have access to a notebook holmes send to psychiatrists before the shooting that contains drawings depicting violence. one man wounded in the shooting and who is at the hearing says he just wants

closure. >> if it takes years we have to keep coming to the case to get closure for myself so i can move on, yes, i'll come every week if i have to. >> holmes will undergo a mental evaluation and the result of that evaluation may not be known for months. >> olympian oscar pistorius accused of killing his model girlfriend on valentine's day. claiming he shot his girlfriend through a locked door. the judge postponed the hearing until august. his attorney says the aj he let has been training at home and hopes to compete in 2016 olympic games. >> fbi joined the effort to track down an iraq war veteran traveling to mexico traveling to visit his father and uncle. a cousin says he saw armed men abduct them from a ranch near

texas that torres's father owns. >> the national weather service upgraded the size of the deadly tornado that struck near oklahoma city calling it the widest twister ever reported. officials say the twister was 2.6 miles wide and rated it top of the scale ef 5. winds reaching 295 miles per hour. monster torm. -- storm, 18 people were killed in the tornado and flooding. this means oklahoma city has seen two rare ef 5 nrdz less than a month. other hit the town of moore may 20th. >> oklahoma city dealing with severe floods. a big catch it's turned into for some. >> underwater experiment in art. the task it took for divers to

install this gallery. >> i'm michael finney. today's q and a is just ahead. you can contact me on facebook.com/michael finney abc 7 and on twitter at m finney. i'll answer questions here later. >> low clouds across the bay and from the coast will be a bigger push. and taking a look at traffic you can see it's backed up in both directions. cars on the left trying to make their way east. not much easier for folks on the righthand side.

miserable weather in oklahoma is make things easier for fishermen. >> dozens of catfish trapped inside a spillway. you'd think this would be easy pickings for fishermen, however... >> not so fast. the catfish not going easily. they go go through your hands. the legal limit in oklahoma is 10 flathead catfish per fishermen. i don't know if this guy caught it. and he's having a tough time. >> that looks difficult.

>> yes. >> most diver goes into the gulf of mexico to see beauty there. but few add to it. >> a photographer and diver took models down to a sunkel cutter off florida coast and had them pose for photographs. >> over the weekend returned with a crew, placed the photograph on on the side of the ship. >> takes a while to get just right. >> he gave us a thumbs up saying let's dot next one. >> i bring it back to the ship wreck. >> interesting. by the end of the dive 12 polices were in place in plexiglas. having done a paramount of diving i can tell you last thing you expect to see is

that. >> let's start with live doppler 7. we've had clouds along the coastline, low clouds and fog. they'll push inland. let's pull back and take a look at another matter of concern now. beach hazard exists long term swell in the ocean waters coming up so just a good reason to stay out of the water. tomorrow we're looking at sunny skies and warm conditions. look for highs 97 in chico. 90 sacramento. 81 in what tao. a mere 71 in los angeles. here in the bay area another day of slightly bee will he average highs but will be pleasant. sunny skies some areas along

coastline. we'll have highs up to about 60s on the coast. upper 60s to low 70s along the bay but after tomorrow we're going to see about a three-day warm up. friday, saturday, highs 98 degrees but dropping off sunday and lower on monday and tuesday. that is actually what we can expect in terms of the trend as we approach the weekend. it lasts two days. >> thank you. >> okay. >> still ahead a 10-year-old girl in neefd a lung transplant gets attention of congress today. debate over a policy change. >> and trauma on a highway. a wm gives birth to tween twins then the real emergency happens.

>> when does your credit repo

health and human services secretary taking heat in the case of a pennsylvania girl in dire need of a lung transplant. republican lawmaker chastised the refusal to change transplant policy in order for the 10-year-old to receive the lungs she needs to survive. guidelines disqualify sarah from receiving an adult lung until she's 12. he was trying to explain why she's refused to intervene but price cut her off. >> the history of rules around lung transplants are. >> secretary, it is simply. >> dr. price. >> i've got to reclaim my time. it simply takes your signature. a study i know you've ordered. a study will take over a year this, young lady will be dead. >> saying experts should make policy change decisions not her. the girl is at the top of the list but no donor lungs have

become available. >> gas trick bypass surgery could help some americans fight off diabetes. another study finds it is effective in fighting diabetes in people. about 50-70 pounds overweight. levels say that is likely due to weight loss. researchers do warn a third of the patients ended up with complications from the gas trick bypass. >> that trip to the delivery room could be nerve wracking. it was worse for a utah mom and neighbor rushing her to the hospital. >> oh, my god. >> has your water broken yet? >> no. no. >> the baby is coming out? >> yes. >> the call... >> that is the voice of jim

gesher talking to a dispatcher, his friend was giving birth on the side of a utah highway. 100 miles from the closest hospital. lynnett only 30 weeks pregnant about seven weeks early. to make matters worst first baby was in distress. >> the zair scariest part is baby one was not breathing and it does get emotional. >> is he crying? >> is the baby breathe something. >> imagine how scary that had to be. after 10 minutes a troop year rifed to help deliver the second baby. two days later the twins are doing fine and so is their very relieved mother. wow. >> that is quite a story. michael finney is here now answering questions you sent to him.

this comes from renee m. does your credit report get dinged when applying for a job or have medical bills? >> yes. and so no. no and yes. when it's a job, first question, you're not dinged you're not dinged when there is someone looking at your credit report so the deal is looking for a job, looking to rent a home you would not be dinged getting into bills ask credit you get dinged and when talking about medical bills more than 60 days if the hospital reports not all report because not all subscribe. those that do would report it. that would be a late. >> there is a lag in medical billing. >> you know, you owe...

>> you're late. >> my employer telling us we must buy health insurance they offer. i cannot afford exit it's awful coverage. >> it gets complex with affordable care act. first you should know that auto web site abc 7 news if you go to 7 on your side i need a link and i need everyone to go to it f have you questions it's california q and a about that act so if you're here in california you need to check it out. if it's for you, if it's unaffordable and it's 9.5% of the salary do you not have to buy it. we've been making calls about this and have been getting questions like this. it's getting complex. >> you could look for it elsewhere.

then you'd get money from the government to help you pay for it this next one from facebook. joey k asked q k.a store only issue store credit? >> yes. it depends on what they told when you you bought the item. stores have to put policies in writing next to the register before you buy anything. and they can do whatever they write on there. no returns they can do whatever they want f nothing is written it's assume they had have to give you your money back seven day autos thank you. >> sure. >> up next rare sighting of a bald eagle in the north bay. >> efforts to help rescue the animal. >> coming up at 5:00 effort underway in california to track down on exwho's take intimate video moments and

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here is tonight's prime time line up, at 8:00 it's extreme weight loss then join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. a quick thinking park ranger may have saved a bald eagle from danger this week. it happened when the eagle became trapped. >> when you see this large bird, you just know yeah that. is a bald eagle. >> parks ranger admits she was skeptical when got reports of an injured bald eagle on novato boulevard. sightings are rare but this

time there was no mistake. >> it was surprised but concerned for safety. >> at dult eagle was in distress, it didn't appear injured. >> it was trying to get away from the traffic and looked like it wanted to get away from the side of the road. it was panting heavily. >> the ranger knew she had to get the eagle off the side of novato boulevard before something bad happened. her skills really kicked in. >> we tried to corral it. it hopped across the road. >> it just, you know like in football it was like... >> the eagle mustered energy

to take flight. >> passes around the lake and into an oak so. >> what think something. >> this is mazing. >> a day this ranger will never forget. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> a car seat could not save a toddler from this accident that split a dmar two. >> and a bay area pharmacy where an employee may have infected customers with hepatitis. >> hot weather and a risk of rip currents are ahead. >> how fast was this car going when it hit a tree and split

in two? that is what police want to know after a toddler was killed in a horrible accident. good evening. >> it happened anear chadborn drive and dorn place. as you can see on the map here what a terrible tragedy. >> it's nothing more than a horrific scene here. you can see part of the vehicle is in the middle of the parkway then another part sheared off. sky p was overhaetd moments after the crash happened. witnesses say the car two adults and a child was speeding northbound to by some estimates up to 100 miles per hour. a driver lost control. the driver, a man told her his

2-year-old skpon wife were in the vehicle but the child was eject frtd impact and the female passenger was trapped inside of the wreckage. >> the female had to be taken out of the vehicle and immediately transported to a trauma center in critical condition. >> i looked to see if she was okay. she was not unconscious, kind of breathing. not really. >> both adults have been take dwron a trauma center. the 2-year-old child did die. police said no other vehicles were involved and no pedestrians were injured. all of the parkway has been shut down to give officers an opportunity to do a detailed investigation. there is some hope somebody lanes may be reopened but have not been. the names of the victims have not been released