fight going on inside a boat. they were told there was yelling and it was physical. an officer got here at 8:00, officer says the suspect, the mannen at boat, point add weapon at the officer so the police officer said he shot the man in self-defense. they have not released the man's name. vallejo police officers say no officers were hurt. the officer is on paid leave while the d.a. and the vallejo police department can investigate. they will decide if he was justified in shooting the man. >> also from vallejo developing news of an early morning fire that protect out at a housing complex for low-income seniors and 1:00 o'clock this morning. firefighters evacuated 100

people who live in the building. the red cross is helping four people find a place to say. it just re-opened in january after a deadly four alarm fire left three people dead and 100 displaced in 2008. >> dive teams are still on the scene when a man being chased by police drove into the water. the san francisco police and the highway patrol chased the suspect across the bay bridge to interstate 80 at 30 miles per hour. this is how it looks from the bridge camera at 11:00. the suspect vehicle had a flat tire from running over a spike strip between there and the mission district where the chase started. he drove into the water not thinking it was that deep but the car sank in minutes. >> he climbed out the window and was able to grab on to something

and swam to the shore. berkeley fire came and a diver went in the water and assisted him to the shore. we grabbed him and brought him up. >> the suspect was wanted for hit-and-run accident and taken into custody. the car was pulled from the water this morning and no word what they are looking for. >> a mother and father are hospitalized after a horrifying traffic accident that killed their these-year-old son. the boy's father gilbert gil was driving on paseo padre parkway at very high speeds at the time of the crash and lost control, hit a tree and the car split in half. investigators say gil was not wearing a seatbelt and thrown from the car and his wife was in the passenger seat and was wearing a seatbelt. their son angelo was in the back seat buckled in. the boy and the entire back half of the vehicle landed in a yard and he died. >> the whole car is apart.

he lay in the middle of the street. i checked the son but he what no longer here. >> this morning, the wife is in serious condition and gilbert gil is in fair condition and could face charges. family left their home to ache angelo to a water park. >> santa clara county officials will plan a run off election to decide would will fill the seat vacated by did the graced supervisor with seven candidates running yesterday. the top these vote getters are former san jose vice mayor with 41 percent, and water district official with 31 percent and formal almost rock union school district trust i don't with 14 percent. since no one got 50 percent, chavez and alvarado will be in a run off and the sentencing will be on friday. in the east bay voters approved

a hike in the utility tax with 70 percent approval. utility taxes go up to 8 percent from the 6 percent right now. the revenue will keep the hercules police department at current staffing. >> attorney for state senator says the f.b.i. has no chase and hassling an innocent person after search warrant was served at calderon's office yesterday. he represents a district in los angeles county. agents searched the office of the latino legislative caucus of which calderon is a member. officials are refusing to say what this is about but said the searches are related to allegations of criminal activity. the "los angeles times" reports it could be part of a corruption investigation. >> a prescription alert from target after a pharmacy employee at two bay area stores has come down with hepatitis a working in hayward target store and san

leandro target on east 14th. if you picked up a prescription at those locations between may 5 and 26, stop using them immediately and return the medication for full refund. also, new details about the hepatitis a outbreak linked to froze were berries from costco. a 22-year-old woman from santa clara county was treated for the infection this month. she now is the third confirmed case in the bay area. symptoms of hepatitis a include fever, nausea, joint pain, fatigue, and loss of appetite. hepatitis vaccine can protect against the disease if you get it two weeks from being exposed but it can take six weeks for symptoms. >> new details of a violent crime spree and manhunt in oakland. the police released a photo of this man who is suspected in two shootings, three carjackings, and two possible kidnappings in the span of an hour yesterday

morning. police say the spree ended when cleveland crash add car in a light pole and ran off. oakland police say that the two shooting victims were the suspect's ex-girlfriend and the father. both are in stage -- stable condition. president obama is coming to the bay area for fundraisers in s vessey saying the president will talk about the affordable health care act but in word if the comments are made to reporters are at a public event. according to the chronicle democrats complained the president has been coming to the bay area only for private fundraisers and not making public appearances. he will spend the night in the bay area before headed to southern california on friday to meet with the president of china. >> chinese president is if mexico where he signed a treaty agreement with mexican president including opening the chinese market to imports of mexican tequila and pork and cooperation

agreements in energy and mining. >> this morning, a protester with bay area ties says she is shocked by the reaction she got from first lady obama first a speech. mrs. obama was speaking in washington, dc, and a gay rights activisted interrupted her and demanded president obama sign an anti-discrimination executive order. the first lady left the podium and walked up to the protester and said, one of the things i don't do well is next referring to dealing with heck clears, drawing a big applause. mrs. obama said that protester could "listen to me or take the mike but i'm leaving, you decide, you have one choice." the protester was then escorted out of the event and the heckler was later identified as a woman linked to the berkeley-based get equal, protesting here outside at george clooney's home last year. >> a check from owe meteorologist mike nicco. will it be ground hog day, mike? >> you could say that, a very

good description, like yesterday. temperatures right now in the east bay valley are mostly main to upper 50's and 54 and 55 from pleasanton hill and walnut creek and san ramon and dublin/pleasanton and livermore, and pittsburg, and 56 in antioch and 57 in brentwood. in the 50's everywhere from novato at 50 to richmond at 53 and alameda is 55 and redwood city at 57 and 58 in cupertino. the day planner shows clouds this morning. they will dominate throughout the morning commute. maybe drizzle at the coast. lows to upper 50's from the coast to inland through the bay. temperatures at noon are in the 60's and we will have sunshine inland and breaking out around the bay and 50's and 60's and 70's at 4:00 and 50's and 60's at 7:00. hooking ahead county the three hottest days of the forecast, tomorrow, friday, and saturday, temperatures are near 100 inland

on saturday and near 90 around the bay and 70 at coast but dangerous rip currents are developing so be careful. now a check on traffic. >> mostly construction out there, and as we take you to san jose this is where we have one project that will last until 5:00 a.m., one lane blocked, northbound, along highway 85, between 280 to the south bay freeway, concerns picked up at 5:00 a.m., and fremont, northbound 680 a long-term project we have had between south mission to north mission boulevard will be in affect until 6:00 a.m. this morning and it looks like a few lanes are blocked off by construction crews so slow in the cone zone. the bay bridge toll plaza cash-paying lanes are loaded up but a lane is blocked in the westbound direction until 5:00 a.m., and the eastbound direction has three lanes blocked off until 6:30 this morning. >> breaking news, a shakeup among the president's team of

top advisors. >> a lingering controversy and this year's throw day walk for the cure could be the last. >> more manpower from the bay area is headed to tornado-ravaged oklahoma with the mission coming up. first, here is the america's money report. >> good morning, chrysler refusing a government request to recall thousands of jeeps saying the older s.u.v.'s fuel taverns could -- tanks could explode and chrysler says this is incomplete data. the dow tuesday hot streak is over. the blue chip average climbed 20 tuesday's in a row before the plunge but still up 16 percent for the year. the next ten days, pizza hut is offering one-topping pizza if $5.50 celebrating the 55th anniversary but analysts say the promotion is about being competitive

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley and san jose, this is abc7 news. >> we have breaking news from washington, dc, where this is word of a major shakeup in the national security team. national security advisor is resigning to be replaced by us ambassador susan rice. he has been part of the enter circle if four years but a profile in a foreign policy magazine painted him as domineering figure who has strained relations with colleagues. this is a challenge for republicans who criticized susan rice in connection with the benghazi attack. >> local red cross is sending ten pore volunteers to help people affected by the devastating tornadoes in oklahoma and will join a dozen other workers on the ground.

the national weather service resurprised the magnitude of the storm to ef-5, the highest strength possible, with winds up to 296 miles per hour and cut an area of 2.6 miles the widest tornado ever recorded. >> animal welfare advocates offer $18,000 reward in a disturbing case of dog abuse from oakland. the following pictures may be difficult to watch. the dog was so severely abused they had to put her down, someone dropped a germ appear shepard off at the oakland animal shelter caught on surveillance video and police say the reward can grow because people from around the country are offering additional donations. >> well-known breast cancer fundraising organization is ending the tradition in san francisco. going next year, the susan g. komen foundation will stop the walk here and other major cities. the reporter explains why. >> past years the three day walk through the bay area has

attracted thousands trying to put an end to breast cancer. but the number of walkers has dwindled after last year's flap when the found are tried to stop sending money to planned parenthood. one woman took part in three walks raising more than $8,000, but last year, she pulled out. >> i registered, and then the news hit regarding planned parenthood and pulling funding to planned parenthood and i felt that was very inappropriate. >> a spokesman admitted the controversy was a factor but points to a sour economy, and competition from other charities. going next week, the three-day walks are canceled not only in san francisco but phoenix, boston, chicago, cleveland, tampa and washington, dc. they will continue in seven other cities. it is a disappointment for a local woman. >> my sister is fighting breast

cancer so i totally think they ought to bring it back and i think they will because it is the right thing to do. >> a number of former walkers are switching to other fundraisers like the avon walk to breast cancer. >> my hope is that breast cancer doesn't lose because they are pulling out but that people will still fund organizations for breast cancer research. the decision to end the three day walk will not affect the well-known race for the cure which will continue. in san francisco, for abc7 news. >> san francisco is no longer the home of the best city parks in the country, that is according to the trust for public lands second annual pack index. the national nonprofit conservation group now ranked minneapolis number one, san francisco is now in third tied with sacramento and boston. san jose ranks 1 11. this is from the parks of the 50

big of the cities including how many residents can walk to park and the number of play grounds per 10,000 residents. and isn't minneapolis the fittest city in the united states? wow. >> they build subdivisions and put a park in it which is nice. >> so it is easy. >> we are so tight for land here we can tut do that in the area. >> the weather is conducive to work out. >> not there, though. >> if you like to jog, take a morning bicycle ride, the cooler weather is here. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is this morning. we will talk about possibly choppy bay water this afternoon from 1:00 o'clock until 9:00 this evening and the western winds at 15- to 25-knots and angel island is where we will find the fastest wind and probably the white caps on the water. we have the art display being,

woulds on for the light display. temperatures are below average in most neighborhoods and one more night of clouds and the high pressure comes in and brings health temperatures and dangerous rip current at the coast. if you are headed there for flow air conditioning, watch out for how far you move in the water. everyone is covered in clouds and it takes until 10:30 for the east bay and south bay to get clear in the valley. by anyone we cher out in the north bay and around the bay but we will still have the public of fog through the golden gate bridge today. 50's at the coast and 60's and 70's for most us and eighth or -- 80 or two holding on in the east bay valley. santa clara valley is remain whattest at 75. and sunnyvale. up the peninsula, low-to-mid 70's, redwood city to los altos,

upper 50's to low 60's along the coast to mid-60's in downtown and south san francisco. in sausalito, 64 and you jump six degrees in san rafael to 70 and stay in the 70's in the north bay but petaluma because of the slower reveal of sunshine about 67, and near 60 at your coast and in the mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore but union city, fremont, and hercules could hit the low 70's and mid-70's to 80 degrees in the east bay valley. tonight, cloud cover again, and temperatures are running about the same as this remain on, low-to-mid 50's. now, the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow we jump nearly eight degrees away from the coast and another eight degree drop on friday and we will be in the mid-to-upper 90's inland and 70 at the coast dropping often or 15 degrees sunday and monday. leyla gulen? >> we have plenty of construction crews out there trying to make our roads better in the bay area which is what we have over the altamont pass.

in the eastbound direction you will notice slowing there coming in the eastbound direction and that is due to maybing work, eastbound 580 between grant line road to the san joaquin line, westbound the commute is loading up, 57 miles per hour is the top speed over the pass, and now as we take it to marin county we have this bridge work northbound 101 starting at san marin drive that will continue to the sonoma county line and we do have at least one lane taken away lasting until 6 a.m., and finally, outside, we will see how our golden gate bridge is doing, a clear drive from sausalito to san francisco, but the northbound side is pushing traffic over to the left-hand side forcing construction out there. >> a san jose woman would went to prison if claiming she found a finger if her fast food chili is going back to jail for another take story. annana ayala said someone shot

her son. he is if jail and was not supposed to have a gun. she will go to prison. >> new policy allows inmates only to receive postcards so contraband cannot make their way in the jails. the sheriff officials will hold a public meeting to explain the new policy which will be the first in the bay area. >> toyota recalls hundreds of thousands of vehicle you with the models affected. >> more proof of a huge popularity of buster

>> good morning, everyone, boat is recalling 250,000 hybrid vehicles because of a break problem including 240,000 prius and lexus manufactured between march and october of 2009. toyota says they received more than 90 complaints from drivers saying they needed to apply more brake pressure than usual with in reports of crashes or injuries. they say 91,000 of the recalled cars were sold in north america. >> san francisco giants catcher is proving he is one of the most popular players in baseball, leading national league chasmers in votes and second place is not close. he has received 1.3 million all-stall votes in the first round of voting. second place is st. st. louis cardinals chasmer at 940,000 votes, the leader in terms of third base, is sandoval vote,

end june 28. my son voted 20 times for buster in all. >> so if the whole family voted would it be like a million? >> yes but that is monkey math. >> now mike has the forecast. >> the second game of a two-game set with the toronto blue jays, increasing sunshine starting at 62 and jumping to 64 and the u.v. index is very high, so, three hours you could be burned at at&t park. the entire state is quiet out there, and notice the cloud clover along the coast from los angeles to 72 and san diego at 67 to 61 in monterey and eureka and warm weather if the central valley at 97 in fresno and 82 in tahoe and 93? yosemite with scattered thunderstorms possible again. going tonight, the southern surge is bringing the increase in rip currents coming up from the south so you need to be careful at the beaches. leyla gulen? >> we have construction in san

jose affecting the nimitz if you travel along southbound side between brokaw you have paving work that will cause slowing until 6:00 am this morning. otherwise, northbound side you are moving along at top speeds and we have a bunch of congestion coming up to 101. we will go outside right now and look at the drive in walnut creek 680 ahead the away from concord through pleasanton hill to walnut creek you make it up to highway 24, you are look at clear conditions and that is all the way through danville and dublin/pleasanton. >> the largest union if city works in oakland is demanding an end to employee concessions. officials with local 1021 say they will ask members to authorize a strike. union members rallied outside oakland city hall before a city council budget meeting. the union represents 2,500 city workers whose contract expires at the end the positive. the union claims oakland has at

least $57 million surplus but is still demanding concessions from employees. officials have previously said oakland faces a multipresident dollar different. >> the bay area now has the first case of west nile virus this year, two dead births in san mateo bridge county have tested positive. the health folks say the cases have come early and west nile virus activity will increase. eight counties across the state have reported cases of west nile. >> the federal government says it is time to do something about huge amount of food members throw away n2010 americans threw out a third of the food they bought a total of $400 per person per year. the epa and agriculture department say they will work together with the food industry to make it easier for companies to donate misbranded meat and poultry toed for banks and test out a meat composting program. >> another doping black eye for

major league baseball, a local player facing possible suspension in what could be the largest drug scandal in sports history. >> clamping down on theft in a bay area city

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good wednesday morning, our time is 5:00. thanks for joining us. >> pike has been tell us of the warm-up headed our way. it is wednesday. when will it get here? >> looks like tomorrow and the hottest days are friday and saturday. now, the cloud cover, the visibility is reduced in a few areas