is taking place. matt? >> we are down the street from the fairmont hotel where the president is saying overnight and you can see there is a big security presence. no cars are allowed to stop on park avenue. police have south market street block off. president obama spent last night at two fundraisers leaving portrero valley after 9:00 last night at microsystems co-founder and guests paid $2,400 to attend and there was a reception at a palo alto home of a founder of flip board. >> about education, about the challenges in congress to get things through, about compromise and, of course, keeping optimistic about america and the dream. >> a lot of people lined the road to get a look at president as the motorcade drove by. he was back in san jose at 9:30

last night and staying here at the fairmont hotel. president obama is scheduled to make a speech on the affordable health care act and after that he is scheduled to go to moffett field where he is flying out at 9:30. >> thank you, matt. right now the state department is taking a new look at the environmental impact of the controversial keystone xl pipeline project. last night more than 350 demonstrators in the bay area protested the plan at one of the president's fundraisers. [ chanting president clinton. >> they gathered a few blocks from the home in palo alto urging the president not to approve the controversial pipeline. it is designed to carry petroleum extracted from tar sands in canada south to united states refineries near the gulf of mexico. supporters say the project would bring in more than 42,000 temporary jobs in the united states but a state department study projects it would only add

35 permanent jobs. >> president obama will though a fundraiser in santa monica and spend the weekend in palm springs meeting with the new chinese president. >> all eyes are on a courthouse in santa clara county when george shirakawa is sentenced leashing office in march after pleading guilty to 12 counts including five felonies involving misspending and perjury. the prosecution is seeking a one year jail sentence and he will be arraigned on a new felony charge saying he sent out illegal campaign flyers to help the former aide win a san jose city council seat in 2010. >> police in contra costa county of clayton will search diabolo middle school after a threatening message was written in the girl's bathroom. parents were alerted this week and police say they do not believe this is a credible threat but they are treating it as "better safe than sorry."

they want to make sure the school is safe with extra police presence. >> a warning if you shop at railey's who were hit by a huge cyber attack and credit card numbers and debit card numbers may have been compromised. the f.b.i. has been contacted. they own nob capitol hill and food stores and bellaire. they have not discovered any unauthorized transactions and amy hollyfield will explain what customers need to look for on their financial statements in the next half hour. >> developing news we are learning more of the scope of the government's massive surveillance of american's phone records and it could be bigger than first thought. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the latest information from the newsroom. this sounds scary. >> it is big. denials not from the government but huge internet and computer

companies the government is tapping into their systems. they say it is not true. since the leak of the verizon court order for phone records the "washington post" citing more classified documents is reporting the national security agency or n.s.a. has also obtained direct access to the systems of nine u.s. internet giants, microsoft, yahoo, google, facebook, aol, skype, youtube, and apple. the n.s.a. can collect search history, e-mails, file transfers, and live chats. overnight, five of the companies deny any knowledge of this. those had deny a, microsoft, apple, facebook, and yahoo but the newly reveled dragnet is causing an uproar and privacy advocates are furious and legislations are defending the practice. >> in the last few years, there was a domestic case thwarted because of their ability to do this. >> it is sweeping.

it is not what i would expect out of the united states. >> to ease american angst the director of national intelligence is declassifying details of the previously secret program code named "prism," starting under president bush in 2007. it provides the most important valuable foreign intelligence information collected and that the unauthorized disclosure of information is reprehensible and there are numerous inaccuracies according to the government in the newspaper reports. the obama administration says all of this is legal. >> in an hour, the labor department will release the nation's latest monthly jobs report and economists are divided over what the may employment figures will show. many are predicting job gains of 165,000 similar to april's report with the unemployment rates remaining at 7.5 percent. but some economists predict

growth could fall short of specifications. we will bring it to you when it comes out. >> doughnut shop is testing california's foie gras ban giving away 100 doughnut balls filled with foie gras at its stores calling it "the foie gras bomb." california banned the sale a year ago after we exposed the way ducks are force-fed to fatten the police officers but it does not say anything about giving it away for free. a spokesman for the humane society calls the give away a p.r. stunt that makes mockery of anticruelty law. >> water damage from a toilet could keep oakland's police headquarters closed until monday. the water leak is turning out to be a complicated fix. if anyone who needs police service should go to the

substation on 73 either avenue. >> there is a "spare the air" alert today, with air quality forecasted to be unhealthy because of high temperatures, low winds, and smog from vehicle exhaust. officials are encouraging people to walk, car pool or take public transit or work from home rather than driving. public transit is not free like it used to be done years ago, high levels of ozone pollution are especially harmful to children, seniors and those with breathing or heart problems. this is the second "spare the air" alert this year for smog. and the heat way is coming our way. now a look at the areas that will be most affected with inland areas of the east bay valley and all us are under the "spare the air" alert. today the temperatures, show the next telephone hours, 49 to 53,

and a few clouds out there, and sunny by noon and 55 at the coast and 83 inland so we are warming at 30 degrees inland over five hour timeframe. and by the afternoon hours check out the summer spread, 65 at the coast and 95 inland and by 7:00, we are 58 at coast and, still, 86 inland so it will be warm for the enactists and the inland valleys on friday. hot again tomorrow, warm, though, a drop on sunday, dropping nearly four to 16 degrees and we drop another two to 8 degrees cooler-than-average on monday. >> 4:38 we have construction project and we have this, as well, if you driving along 680 in the southbound direction, watch out for this because a big tree has fallen into the lanes and a big rig crashed into it and cracked the windshield and 40' of the tree will be removed.

watch out it is blocking one lane in southbound 680. in san francisco, from sfo, we have two lanes blocked until 5:00 a.m., and that is going to last until you hit 380. the golden gate bridge right now shows caltran trues are wrapping up a project and two lanes are blocked in the nobody direction until 5:00 southbound side, clear across sausalito. >> water gushes from three watermains in the bay area community all at once, and, next, why it happened and the huge clean up job it created. >> super hero creation, the special delivery from bay area volunteers to help young victims from the devastating oklahoma tornadoes. >> good morning, topping america's money investors have been nervous of the release of the may jobs report, but the labor market is healing and employers have added an average

of 196,000 jobs a month this year, which is well above the number needed to keep unemployment from going up. despite the concerns of jobs report, wall street rallied yesterday staging a continue-point turn around and is back above 15,000. not only is it friday, but, it is national doughnut day and the major chains are feeling generous, all giving away doughnuts today with some prepares of a drink, so check out the specific stores. that is

>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is use. >> welcome back at 4:42. in tampa, there is a school bus that flipped over. the bus is upside down on its roof, two students along with the driver were onboard.

the two boys crawled from the bus and the good news is they are reported okay. the female bus driver was taken away on a stretcher. one of the boys says the accident was caused by another vehicle that ran a broad light and slammed into the bus. senate leaders will open debate on legislation to create a chance at citizenship for those in the country unlawfully. it will take steps to secure borders against futile legal immigration drafted by a bipartisan group of eight senators and approved by the judiciary committee. the republican-controlled house of representatives voted yesterday to resume the deporting of hundreds of thousands of immigrants who came to the united states illegally as children, a largely symbolic move aimed at blocking implementation of president obama's executive order last year to stop deporting so-called dream act individuals. >> three charter schools in oakland which rank among the top in the nation will remain open for now after a judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the school district from closing the school. the american indian model

schools can now re-open on june 20 for the summer session. in march the oakland unified school district revoked the charter because of alleged financial problems. a spokesman for the direct called the judge's decision a temporary setback. the administration has appealed to the alameda board of education to reverse the district's decision. the alameda county board of education is expected to take up the appeal in a few weeks. >> the city of vallejo is trying to figure out why the water pressure spike is causing three water main breaks all over the city the many residents did not have water service for several hours last night. we have that story. >> this huge flow of water erupt ed around 4:00, and the city water distribution manager says the water main break was caused by a spike in pressure at the treatment laboratory in north vallejo which did not just cause one main to break but check out the scene here, where

the break left a sinkhole and third break left 20 homes with little to no water. >> we came back from lunch and it was ruptured with water all over the place and construction vehicles out there re-directing traffic. >> this woman says crews came by the house of her parents. >> they said if we needed water, to do it in the next couple of minutes so they could shut off the water line to the house the. >> the neighbors across the street say they were not told anything. >> this is inconvenient. it would be helpful if they had told us that it was off. we didn't know we had no water until we didn't have any. >> i asked the guy, give me an estimate when it do be fixed and he said he didn't know until they get down there and see. >> crews worked into the night to fix the main to restore the water. the city is trying to figure out

why the water pressure spiked so it doesn't happen again. >> a bay area group is leaving for tornado damaged moore, oklahoma, with very inspired guests. volunteers have been busy turning fabric into contains -- capes, and hand 200 of them out to those that survived. the organization started making super hero capes four years ago for autistic kids saying the capes empower the children. >> and you really want the air conditioning for today. >> today and tomorrow. >> absolutely. it will be hot. it starts today. we will start with live doppler 7 hd and you can see how quiet it is. even with the clouds. we will have winds again along the bay shoreline into the delta

communities from noon until 9:00 small craft advisory, 15- to 25-knots and now at the coast we will have small craft advisory with 6' to 8' weighs and breakers up from 10' to 12' until 5:00 this evening. from the cameras, at the financial district you can see the cloud cover it will be hottest today and tomorrow, poor air quality is likely, both days, and the dramatic drop in temperatures sunday and monday. now the temperatures in the south bay we have 84 in minimum peed and that is the cool somebody and 88 in san jose and low 90's around los gatos and 79 in san mateo and mid-80's for the rest of peninsula. warmer at the coast with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's and 65 in daly city and colma and 70 in

downtown and south san francisco and sausalito at 72 and 86 at petaluma, the cool spot, and santa rosa, sonoma, and napa, all in the low 90's. we will have 76 in berkeley the cool spot on the shore and a wide range to 86 in hercules, and around 84 in castro valley and fremont and in the real dangerous heat in the east bay valley, mid-to-upper 90's from 94 in pleasanton and concord up to 99 in brentwood. temperatures tonight under partly cloudy conditions, upper 50's to middle 60's, so it will cool significantly over fight. we have a beach hazard at south-facing beaches, and boardwalk, natural bridges, all around santa cruz, some dangerous rip currents and large breakers there. here is a look at the seven-day forecast, tomorrow, almost the same as today, and look at that, huge drop, we go around ten to nearly 25 degrees cooler from

saturday to monday and warmth comes back on tuesday and wednesday and thursday but nothing as bad as today and tomorrow. be safe. leyla gulen? >> the tree that was knocked down, southbound 680 is now a sig-alert so the on-ramp at parish road to southbound 680 is closed until further notice. now, headed over to marin county, northbound 101 starting at san marin drive to the county line that is where we have reduction and that is going to last until 6:00 a.m. this morning, two lanes and you can see there is a bottleneck creating slowing there coming from novato. now, a look at the san mateo bridge a stall in the right hand shoulder and it looks like traffic is moving smoothly with not too many headlights eastbound out of foster city. the drive is easy out there. abc7 news wants to make your commute more bearable giving

away gift cards to seven winners over seven days and you get $700 in free gas, a big thank you, with your chance to win $700 in free gas. you need to enter to win on facebook starting on thursday, one winner a day during the morning news. enter now. >> leyla gulen, thank you for that. if you are driving through downtown san francisco this weekend, be prepared for a detour on market street. starting tonight. market street will be closed between 5th street and van ness avenue for pavement work going at 7:00 a.m. and re-open when the work is completed some time tomorrow evening. there will be traffic detours off market near 5th. >> it is 4:50. a gun debate of a different kind in hayward and city leaders want children to get involved in a gun swap. >> you still have an old iphone? apple could be ready to make you

an offer. >> you could be seeing warning labels on the beef you buy and the government says you need to do something

>> new this morning, want to upgrade your iphonest apple is launching a new trade in program, and this month, they will allow iphone owners to trade in the old ones, with no details on how much credit you get toward a new one. this could help boost sales of the iphone 5. apple is teaming with bright star which runs other companies' phone trade in programs and could be announced at the worldwide developers conference starting monday in san francisco^. >> this morning, many bay area doughnut shops are giving away free treats to mark national doughnut day, not exactly a federal holiday but several stores are giving away free doughnuts and they pulled all the calories out of them, don't

worry. national doughnut day dates back to the 1930's when salvation doughnut girls gave free doughnuts and coffee to members of the military during the world wars. in honor of the 76th annual doughnut day, salvation army volunteers will deliver doughnut to many of our first responders. >> you say they have taken the calories out of the doughnut; that a sweet little lie? >> a sweet little glazed lie. maybe jelly-filled lie. >> the temperatures are high today, and compared to yesterday, we had a big jump today but bigger today. eight degrees warmer in san francisco, double digits in concord, fremont, and santa rosa, 13 degrees warmer. traveling around the state it will be hot everywhere, mid-100's 104 in fresno, 110 in palm springs and a record high is possible for the third

time this week in tahoe, not only today at 88 but 90 tomorrow. watch out for the thunderstorms on sunday. leyla gulen? >> as we go over to our drive this going to be over the altamont pass, we are looking at clear conditions right now and not seeing too much in the way of slowing as you make the drive from tracy we are down to 55 miles per hour and up to 63 and zipping along further into livermore. as we take you to antioch the drive on highway 4 is move along at top speed but we have construction in the eastbound direction and this is a couple of lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. but in the westbound direction it is looking clear. >> the city of hayward is taking guns off the streets in a different kind of swap, not real guns, toy guns. an elementary school is holding a toy gun exchange tomorrow and kids turn in weapons and they get a book and a chance to win a new bike. any will teach about gun safety.

the principal says this desensitize guns to the danger of real ones but advocates say the danger certificate overblown and playing cops and reasons is part of growing you. >> a government-run house age is defending use of photo shop images to make children appear obese. look at this, before image is on the left, on the right is the same image photo shop by the first five company and the girl looks big we, they say they want to show parents the consequences of what sugar can do to their children. crediters call the disportion outrageous. >> certain beef could come with a new warning label, warning you against serving it rare. the agriculture department is looking at requiring the warnings for beef tenderized by machines encouraging customers to cook it all the way because this beef is speared with dogs of needles or blazed to increase

tenderness which can transfer dangerous germs from the surface of the meat to the interior of the meat. >> this morning, in mexico, police are on the look out, in new mexico, looking for a young bear that led police on a chase through the streets of albuquerque. here is the bear moving down the street. the chase began near a high school that is the home of the "bears." they lost track of the bear at black bear lane and black bear loop -- seriously. this is the time of year when young bears look for a safe place to live and find someone to love. >> ahhhh, on big bear lane. >> rebound make as few stops in the bay area to raise money but this morning, sit down to business. negligence, we have your policy speech he is making in a few hours. >> someone fires into a muni bus and how the driver took matters into her own hands. >> trouble for one of the most popular public events in

oakland, the first friday street

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, it is friday. thanks for joining us. >> enjoy the weather while you can this morning. later, it will be really hot. >> if you have outdoor activists, get it finished early this morning when it is still relatively cool and cloudy. you can see the clouds but no areas of organization.