breaking news in hayward. an under cover police officer witd a shooting they say nobody was injured in that shooting. >> right now a search is on for the gunman. is school is under lock down though school was not in session at the time. >> state senator ron calledden yon firing back after a raid

on two officers. >> calderon represents montebello area of los angeles county. his attorney says the fbi is trying to hassle an innocent person. search warrants were served yesterday. federal agents have given little information about what this is about except to say it's related to allegations of criminal activity. >> everyone is concerned. no one knows the nature of investigation we're letting the investigation carry out. >> officials have said the office of the latino caucus was also searched but that turned out to be incorrect. >> ples investigating a deadly shooting involving one of their own that happened on a large boat last night. shortly after 8:00 p.m. authorities say an officer was responding to a call of a

violent fight on harbor way. a man pointed a gun at the officer. they say the officer shot in self-defense. the man died at the hospital. police say he was living on the boat. >> oakland police are asking for the public's help to catch a man they say went on a shooting spree. >> they say the crime spree started when he shot an ex-girlfriend then car jacked three vehicles, shooting a driver and kidnapping another. surveillance video shows one stolen car speeding away. police say somebody must know of the whereabouts. >> we believe two victims were targeted. >> police also made a plea for jammar cleveland to turn himself in.

>> an east bay city trying to snap photos of passing vehicles. >> piedmont bordering oakland approved installing 39 camera as long streets that enter and exit city. costing the streets will cost 78 -- $675,000. the cameras will track who is moving through the city. not everyone is willing to give up privacy for safety. >> it makes me uncomfortable. it's public property. i think we should be able to move in and out without being monitored. >> this is part of the crime prevention plan. the city hired four new police officers and. >> george gascone will hold a

smart phone theft summit on thursday. he wants companies to use technology to that would disable stolen phones permanently making them less attractive to steal. law enforcement says cell phone theftses have become a national epidemic. >> there are new charges against disgraced former supervisor george shirakowa junior, prosecutors say his dna tumped up on a fraudulent campaign flyer. david? >> the district attorney says the dna possibly skin, possibly saliva was found on a postage stamp affixed to a fraudulent mailer for a city council race three years ago. a mystery that went unsolve until this week. the dna found on the stamp of one flyer analysts couldn't find a match until former

supervisor. >> the foming of the charge solves a 3-year-old mystery surrounding a misleading and defamiliar tori political flyer created to look as they it came from the campaign. >> it showed the candidate's photo next to a flag at the communist government of vietnam, an afront to many immigrants who settled in san jose. the mailer used a real campaign name for jerasco. days after the mailer went out, she lost the primary and runnoff. >> when voters are misled their ability to act upon freedoms is badly subverted.

>> the campaign manager talked to us via skype. >> it was terrible blow to her ability to do a good job. >> javier campos now sits on the city council. and political science pro growers says there are far reaching consequence autos we see corruption and misleading fraudulent claims it contributes to public mistrust. >> the same judge will be pronouncing a sentence after pleading guilty to misuse of public funds. the d.a.asking for additional jail time beyond one year expected to receive. we've been in target with the fraudulent flyer and will have

that coming up for you at 6:00. >> david, thank you. arson investigators in oakland want to know what started a second fire within the last couple months in a vacant building there. >> fire was huge and in a visible spot in oakland. and at 7:15 this morning. >> a lot of people. people looking at it. so public stepped up. >> this is the second time this old victorian caught fire. the last time was in january. officials say homeless pechl keep breaking in and sleeping here and investigators suspect they keep starting fires. >> it's a aassumption on my part probably homeless activity this time. because utilities are shut off. no one supposed to be in the structure other than worker autos it's next to a home with

two units knit. firefighters had to help residents escape. the man two doors down say this is frustrating. >> they need help. >> building owners say they'd like to tear it down but they're dealing with several agencies and it's just not that easy. we can't just demolish it. it's a historical building. the city won't let us demolish bit. the neighbor next door is a family there. we've been down here twice per week trying to get people out of it. >> the fire department is tired of coming here. >> at this point i want to see something done quickly. i'll talk to public works about what we're doing. we'll try to gelt a game plan from the city side. >> owners say they have big

plans and would like to build a high prize skpriz put retail in here and would like to see oakland thrive not have buildings like this on the busy corners turning the dream into a reality has been difficult. >> developing news in washington, d.c.. you can see thick smoke here. a fire has broken nout a hardware store several blocks from capitol hill. a bay area college student who contracted hepatitis a spoke about her illness today. >> she came down with the illness from berries bought in a costco from san jose. she used berries to make smoothies. she became ill. she went to the doctor and howard said her brother figured out what is wrong. the same day doctors did. >> the second night i was in the hospital my brother saw on

facebook berries at costco. the exact brand my mom and dad purchased had hepatitis a. >> three people in the bay area have contracted hepatitis a from eating those tainted berries. there are now 49 reported cases in seven states. >> we know the identity of the winner of the biggest jackpot in power ball history. >> 84-year-old gloria mckenzie won to become the largest sole lottery winner in history. she's from florida a town near tampa. she chose a lump sum, just under $371 million before taxes. she put out a statement turns out mckenzie may not have won the jackpot if it wasn't for kindness of a stranger. >> while in line at publix another player let me go ahead

of them in line to purchase the winning quick pick ticket. >> there is no word if mckenzie will give a cut to the player who allowed her to get the ticket first. >> give that person a million or two. >> there are a lot of there's. >> a lot of people will say don't you remember snee i let you go. >> yeah. really. >> it was spencer christian. >> so kind. >> we've got a million dollar day. clouds along the coastline. sunny skies around the bay and inland. and a line of thunderstorms over in the sierra. some into yosemite area. mild, quiet conditions from mount tam low clouds and fog from the golden gate.

oakland 70. san jose, another live view from our east bay camera. you can see low skploudz fog there. temperatures 70s now. 80 in fairfield. 76 in livermore. and looking at the skyline, here abc 7 this is our first forecast. we'll see fog pushing inland again, much as it did last night z then, lingering overnight into early morning hours. into afternoon, mild to warm. temperatures from 60s at the coast to upper 80s inland. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 a new report on bay area commutes. things have not been this bad in a long, long time. >> say goodbye to ap pavilion. shark tank is getting a new

brand name. >> final decision is in. now, after 4:30 find ought if the tsa will allow passengers to carry small knifes on planes again. >> and michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live just a little bit later, you can contact michael on facebook.com and on twitter. >> our first look at afternoon commute here. in san jose, at interstate 280 and highway 17280 northbound traffic it's moving moving nicely at the top of the screen that is highway 17. traffic going throughout santa cruz, everybody happy witness right now. stay with us. more still

it seems like you're spending more time in traffic that is because you are. a tudy shows roads have bee been -- not been this congested since 1990s. tough is interstate 80 from 101 to treasure island and southbound 101 a cording to the traffic research company, congestion increased 25% in the area from april, 2010 to april, of this year. that is the sixth biggest jump nationwide, traffic up 22%. researchers say the sign of an improving economy. >> shark tank is about to get a new name. s.a.p.center as the name of

the home arena. this after hewlett-packard moved to end it's current ending rights deal. the sharks and city of san jose will get more than $1.6 million from the deal. the city council will vote on this new arrangement this month. the facility's fourth name since opening as san jose arena in 1993. >> microsoft is bringing outlook e mail back and yahoo gets another face lift. >> and you tube seeing growth. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. microsoft is bringing outlook back. the company e mail returns to its latest software windows rt after customers complained about the lack of outlook and yahoo is redesigning it's

search page. search results will load faster and appear higher on the page. at and t and verizon refusing to selt black berry q 10 at the suggested price of $249, $50 more than subsidized iphone. so at ask t started taking preorders today, at a price of about $200 and black berry says it touted the fact it was a premium product. u.s. stocks fell sending the dow falling nearly 1.5% your bloomberg silicon valley index also sliding. it boding well for you tube in a bloomberg exclusive, google says if you tube division

tripled ad sales in the last six months. sales contributed to the video sharing web site revenue. yet another example of the changing television and film industry. from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> gets take a look at the forecast. >> incremental. >> tomorrow, we'll feel warmer at the coast. friday, saturday, it's a big warm up. take a look at live doppler 7 hd. we did have low clouds and fog lingering most of the day. sunny skies around the bay. and some portions of the coastline saw breaks of sunshine. that is the case. right now golden gate bridge low clouds moving overhead throughout the golden gate which is typical for this time of the year. forecast overnight fog, low clouds spreading rather widely as was a case last night.

mild to warm and not inland. mainly for the south-facing beaches inclugd natural bridges board walk, twin lakes could be strong rip currents or large shore breaks so keep that in mind. pulling back now, fog pattern should see, has been unchanged. mainly near the coast. will start to push inland. pulling back to take a look at pacific satellite image you can see a ridge of high pressure from our weather giving us warmer days before temperatures start to taper off again. sheer look at rejected high temperature trend for san jose for the week ahead. temperatures peak friday.

a high of about 86 degrees. sunday into next week that is the general pattern we can expect. temperatures dropping off sharply. overnight tonight, mild again as it was last night. lows into low to mid-50s and then, tomorrow, sunny skies in the south bay. high temperatures on the rise. upper 70s to mid-80s mid to upper 70s, 77 mountain view. upper 50s to low 60s on the coast. downtown a high of 65 degrees tomorrow, highs 78 in santa rosa. 79 in son gnomea. east bay, 72 in oakland and hayward. 75, union city here is the accu-weather forecast. as mentioned heat will peak on

friday, and saturday. inland highs upper 90s those two days. but it doesn't look like we're going to hit that triple digit range, sunday, temperatures tum skpbl next week, we'll have pleasant weather, but temperatures below average again foremost of the week. >> it's a familiar pattern. >> it is. >> thank you. >> next at 4:00 the champ yanzy photographer and staggering amount of -- that is a amount of money someone paid for the blurry pictures. >> and then inspirational story of a track coach who is inspired an award winning documentary by abc 7

bury photos of red quake went to auction. two took them? a chimpanzee snapped the photos that sold for $77,000. he's a performer are with the moscow circus trained to take photos part of a project to challenge concepts of artistic value. value, question mark. a russian art collector.

>> that may be pushing it just a little bit. >> hopefully they've got a shot of micky. >> jennifer love hewitt makes a big announcement. >> a big scare for the jackson family. >> stars showing for paris, that didn't stop celebrities from sending notes of support. carey hillson tweeted god give this young girl peace in her heart. paris jackson sending you tup support and love. russell simmons my prayer was paris jackson and the family at this time. jennifer love hewitt just

announced she's engaged. this a day after announcing her pregnancy. now, star emma watson talked about a real life tape. >> it's difficult unless you've walked around in their shoes. it's more complicated. >> for more celebrity interviews and picture goes to otrc.com. >> still to come efforts to find anyone who may be buried below this mountain of brick. >> possible break that could lead to major league baseball. >> why not everyone

traj dmi philadelphia following the collapse of a building. one person confirmed dead. a reporter from our sister station joins us now with more.

>> the scene here is still very active at this hour. you can take a look where crews looked to search for debris and possible survivors. sheer what is left of a salvation army thrift store. a neighboring building when a wall came crashing down, trapping several people inside of the store. this happened around 10:45 this morning. many people were able to walk out of the rubble. and city official as announced one person was killed. a 35-year-old woman. they have not released more information on her. they say they don't know how many people were inside at the time, this will be a 12 to 24 hour operation.

>> we're going to be searching through the night. we have equipment on location we're going to, it's a tedious situation we're going to remove rubble a little at a time. we're hoping to have a person that will allow rescue. >> this is a live look. the investigation begin was officials on scene. the city says a local construction company had proper and active permits for demolition. several people injured here in philadelphia. and at least one dead after this building collapsed. >> thank you. thousands of mourners saluted

four firefighters in texas today. they died in houston last week. the public memorial took place inside reliant stadium. texas governor perry praised their heroism. firefighters from across the nation joined the onor guard there. >> susan rice will replace tom donnalynn, resigning july 1. republicans say they will work with rice. they have accused her of being part of the cover up in benghazi attacks in libya. the post of national security advisor does not require senate confirmation. the president called rice a patriot who puts country first. >> she's raised her voice for human rights. she exemplifies leadership.

>> the president nominated samantha power to replace rice, power left a position as white house advisor this year. >> a pro testor with ties today the y area says she's shocked by what happened when she interrupted a speech by first lady michelle obama. here is the audio from the private fund-raiser last night in washington, d.c.. >> one of the things i don't do well is this. the first lady left the podium confronting the heckler, she can quote, listen to me, or make the mic or i'm leaving. the protester woz escorted out. the heckler identified as ellen sterts linked to a berkeley based group get equal. >> some of baseball's biggest names face a another series of accusations surrounding the use of performance-enhacing drugs.

abc 7 news joins us live with more from at and t park. >> the game just got out here a short time ago. we found disappointment, maybe, but little surprise here. many players might now face suspension including two with, ties here to the bay area. >> this does not surprise me. >> victor conti says he saw this coming. another round of players implicated in a major drug scandal. >> there is a rampant use. i believe the loophole is the biggest in all of sports he knows something about performance-enhacing drugs was at the center of the steroid

scandal that implicated bonds skppl other athletes. major league baseball trying to compel testimony about drug use by yankee alex road gez, former giant melky cabrerra. >> i don't think pun smt going to be strong enough. >> retired columnist is right to vote for hall of famers because of the scandal. >> they're going to have to suspend players two years. otherwise it's not going to go away. i think baseball is more damage than at any time since 1919 black sox scandal. >> fans told us they're concerned about the scandal but not overly so. >> it's bad for the mlb but good because they're hitting more home runs.

>> if they used steroids they didn't get caught at it. >> you'll hear victor conti describe the types of drugs and why he says they're mostly undetectable. >> thank you. >> lindsay vaughn was at the counsel of fashion designer as wards on monday when testers from u.s. antidoping agency went up, escorted her to the rest room for urine tests that is now being reviewed. olympic athletes are subject to random testing. the agent says the test was not a big deal to the skier. olympic athletes can tap you on the shoulder.

>> 24-7, 365. >> why a hotel chain will no longer offer room service. >> if a few over lake tahoe. storms have been rumbling but no stormy weather coming our way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and traffic is brutal, it's bumper to bumper go together lower deck of the bay bridge. giants tloft kor ronto but a lot of cars heading into this area. stay with us. more s

happening now the red cross helping people find a place to stay following this fire in a housing complex that broke out at casa de value layo apartment buildings. investigators say it started on the 5th floor after someone left a pot on the stove. it just reopened of a 2008 fire that killed three people. >> mixed reactions over what could be the largest maco shark ever caught.

it was caught after a two and a half hour battle. the international game fish egg ocean says if it meets certain requirements it would break a record of 1200 pounds off massachusetts. but, leaders of the shark protection group say this catch should not be celebrated because sharks are threatened and they're upset the fishing excursion was done for a television program. >> an independent review recommends the federal government stop rounding up wild horses in several states. the report says the removeal of nearly 100,000 horses offer the past decade probably hatd the opposite affect of the intention which was to reduce the size of overpopulated herds. the report concludes it is time to let nature call the herds. the bureau of land management manages td sobering. >> it's getting warmer.

>> yes. gorgeous out there. >> going to get more gorgeous but like warm weather, satellite showing low cloud at the coast. mainly sunny skies around bait and inland. take a look at the national map. active weather and now we have a tropical storm andrea moving up into the gulf of mexico just below thehan pan handle. drier are into southwestern u.s., warm here with 79 in denver, here in california state wide conditions looking good. sunny skies and very warm. 95 at yosemite. 94 sacramento and we'll have

sunny skies in the afternoon and highs into upper 80s. here is a look at high temperatures tend over the next several days. highs in the mid-90s. temperatures will be at below average temperatures so it's not a heat wave. just a two day warm up. >> i don't think anyone is going to be disappointed if we don't hit 100. >> 90s are warm enough. >> still ahead at 4:00 a south american country makes a big decision on the future of its campaign called i'm happy being a prostitute. >> now, here is a look at what is head on world news at 5:30. >> tonight we're tracking new storms and flooding in the mid

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t. sa dropping a pro pose yl to let airline passengers carry small nifts and certain sports equipment on to plens after 145 members of congress signed a letter asking to keep items in place. the ban went into affect after september 11th attacks. tsa screeners confiscate 2000 small knifes from passengers every day. >> update on a story we brought you yesterday on abc 7 news at 4:00. a judge cleared the way for a

dying 10-year-old to be put on an adult organ transplant list because of the severity of the condition. the little girl has cystic fi bros skbris needs a lung transplant. her family is challenging rule taz say children under 12 must wait for pediatric lungs to become available. a hearing is scheduled for next week. >> health ministry decided to scrap a controversial campaign entitled i'm happy being a prostitute. it is legal in brazil. the government hoping it would reduce the stigma against sex workers. the head of the agency didn't think this was a message his office should be sending. lks like you might find less junk food on the menu next

time you visit a national park. yosemite will offer enyou tire meals that are under 600 calories. snack bafr bars serve 23 million visitors every year. >> the hilton hotel dm manhattan plans to eliminate room service citing a lack of demand from guests and high labor costs. some tourists don't think this is a big deal. >> when traveling we don't eat at the hotel. we'll go out on the town. and. >> i'm glad. it will get more people on the streets. >> these images sow shoe what will replace room service in new york. it's a self service market. >> well, think before you send

a facebook post because it could hurt your chances of landing a job. another 7% have been rejected because of social media. despite this, the study find found two thirds say they're not concerned about how it may harm their career prospects. >> coming up a viral video inspired a new film. the coach making a difference for one community. >> coming up at 5:00 an abc 7 news exclusive a theory holds up. we know what sparked that deadly fire that killed five nurses. it's a story only on abc 7 news. >> and efforts by parents to

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>> at 58 it's the middle then modern family. then how to live with your parents for the rest of your life at 9:30. and this is a fun event. putting aside rivalries for a friendly game or two of bocci ball. >> the tournament is in its 15th year of raising money for youth charities. >> first i zrnt an idea it would be this big.

>> we bring nearly $4 million over that time which is amazing and why we do this. >> they brought in a group of catholic nuns to compete this year. and call their team none better. >> the 12th annual documentary film festival kicks off tomorrow this, year one of the films is directed by dan noiz. >> tells a story of the most decorated high school cross country coach in california. jim krais traisy and his battle with lou gehrig's disease. it was an mazing video that inspired a nation. university high school runner collapses from dehydration. only feet from the finish line.

and musters strength to crawl to the finish saying her coach inspired thor make that famous finish. he'd just been diagnosed with a devastating disease als. >> we knew we had to run for jim. and that was reflected in the finish. >> she and i were on the achievement page. let's do something important. >> three years after the finish jim tracy uses a wheelchair but still coaching young athletes. >> the film follows jim from the track to medical accountments. -- appointments. >> there are so many

championship pennants here. and he says there is a reason for that. >> i didn't want my illness to get in the way of kids going to achieve. when working with young people you want them to understand there is a world after chiefment out there. >> the document made by abc 7 news i team reporter dan noyes whoser own father-in-law suffered from als. >> the point is to raise money for research and to maze money to help jim. >> he says as long as he's able he'll come to do what he loves the most. >> you can watch running for jim at the san francisco film festival airing friday atd 7:00 p.m. >> just a remarkable story.

won a number afterwards on the film circuit autos abc 7 news at 45k begins right now. >> we've learned a cause of a deadly limo fire on the peninsula. >> dna evidence pointing to a former south bay politician in the city council smear campaign. >> i'm sandhya patel. hot weather and a warning for beach goers. i'll have details coming up. >> the fuel, he's driving there is a fuel going down. >> a demonstration of what sparked a deadly limo sign fire. abc 7 news learned what the investigation now reveal autos good evening. >> that fire killed five

nurses on the way to a bridal party. >> vick joins us live from foster city. vick? >> this is apparently the cull prismt a limo air spring. mechanics call it a balloon. and it deflates when there is a rupture. this individual yes shows when the fire started. witnesses say the back of the lincoln town car was low to the ground while moving akrots bridge. it did carry a heavier load than unusual. nine aboard. gaeltors have been examining the charred wreck c