with the details. >> this is still unfolding and a very active seen. look behind me right now application are trying to get three protesters out of the trees. officers are lifted up to the trees in cherry pickers to bring them down. this video shows one arrest being made. protesters have seen three arrests. this is happening on fell street at laguna on land that has been sold to a developer. they decided to occupy this land to try and stop the development. >> everyone in the neighborhood, a lot of people in the neighborhood had no say in what was happening to their beautiful green space.

this is space to hummingbirds and natural wildlife and growing food and it will be devastated in the name of profit. 186 luxuries paymentses is not what we need. the gardens is called "desni gardens" after garden park in turkey. there are several police officers, i would say dozens, some in right gear, ready for any confrontation. there were 30 people on the property that left when they got here and cheered out -- cleared out of the area now they are trying to get the protesters in the trees to come down. we will be here to keep reporting you what is happening throughout the morning on this developing story.

reporting live from san francisco for abc7 news. >> now the weather forecast, it seems dry. >> mike, will it be a thriller? >> live doppler 7 hd shows how clear the air is. the clouds are gone. they will come back the form of low clouds near the coast later on today but we are going to get a lot of sunshine. the first forecast is 80 to 86, mild around bay from 68 in san francisco to 78 in san jose. we will top out at 74 in oak oakland. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's at the coast. leyla gulen has traffic. >> good morning, everyone. we have construction when you head out the door. we will start in san jose if you travel long 880 eastbound 237 transition to northbound 880 is closed until 6:00 a.m. this morning. the drive is far through san

jose and milpitas is moving along fine. as we take it to oakland, eastbound 580 between the maze and mcarthur boulevard it will be blocked until 6:00 a.m. the drive is looking nice out there as we make the commute to 580 headed into the bay bridge and as far as eastbound traffic that is clear and accident-free. >> this morning, construction will resume at the new 49ers stadium in santa clara for the first time since an elevator mechanic died in an accident. contractor will hold a morning meeting at 7:00 a.m. with all employees. a 63-year-old donald white died on tuesday when struck in the head with a counter counterweight. >> today, san francisco police will look at surveillance video to identify two teen girls who

assaulted and problem add woman on a streetcar. it happened on tuesday night on the muni line in bay vow. investigators say a 67-year-old woman was punched in the face who she believes are around 13 or 14. awe-struck her in the face with a fist and grabbed two hurricanes. she feared for her life and did not resist. >> the victim showed up with a bruised check without her purses which contained cash and cell phone. anyone with information contact san francisco police. >> san francisco police will look at video from surveillance camera to figure the cause of the massive muni crash. 15 people went to the hospital after historic streetcar rear-ended a bus along market street. no injuries were serious. both drivers underwent routine drug tests and are off driving duty pending the investigation.

>> 33 members of a violent street gang are scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. in all, 48 members of the street gang, a prison based gang were indicted after a multiagency investigation announced on tuesday. some suspects are already in risen for other crimes. others were arrested in a big police sweep. nine suspects are at large. the d.a. has filed 77 charges ranging from drugs, weapons, to murder. according to the indictments they robbed six san jose banks threatening tellers with guns. >> the supreme court could hand down decision this morning on two major gay rights cases including proposition eight, the ban on same-sex marriage. lawyers expect a decision on prop 8 and a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act before the court's term ends in two weeks. the court heard arguments in march and the justices will issue some decisions today but they do not say which cases in

advance. if a ruling comes down, we will bring it to you the moment it happens. >> the city of san leandro and the police department are being sued in federal court for allegedly violating the civil rights of gay men. the tribune reports that the suit involves officers conducting undercover sting to stop sexual activity in a restroom at a marina. prostitution was not a factor. while it usually is illegal to engage in sexual activity in a public place targeting only gay men could be considered discrimination. the plaintiff's attorney say no proof has been found of similar police operations involving heterosexual couples. dozens of gay men have been arrested would were never charged. >> caltran could be able to on the new eastern span of the bay bridge on schedule. two the three international known bridge experts hired to review the construction say nothing should stop the bridge from opening to traffic on

september 3. we do not know what the third expert thinks. the schedule was put in jeopardy when three dozen anchor rods designed to steady the bridge to an earthquake snapped. caltran is working on a "fix >> but -- a "fix" but the experts say the problem is minimal. >> how will the weather be for the a's game? >> fantastic. you need sunscreen and short sleeves, it will be in the 70's. downtown san francisco from sutro tower camera, we start off cooler inland neighborhood in the 40's to low 50's for the rest of us with plenty of sunshine and we will be around 58 to 75 by noon. we will be around 59 at coast to 82.

the next three days, temperatures will be warmest tomorrow in the upper 80's inland. the warmest is 80 at the bay and mid 60's at the coast. we drop six to ten degrees saturday. temperatures are close if not below acknowledge for father's day with clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. now the traffic forecast. leyla gulen? >> pretty much today we only have construction projects to get you going when you head out. we are looking at clear conditions with plenty of green on the map and we do not see too much in the way of slow downs out of livermore, moving along at top speed, and up and down the peninsula to san jose we are looking at clear conditions. we do have this construction project that will be in affect until 7:00 a.m. through the end of the week. highway one at the tom lantos tunnel we have one way traffic in effect until 7:00 a.m. now

outside, the san mateo bridge is hazy but clear conditions on the road with no slow downs from hayward to foster city. >> a bay area police department is stretched thin during a violent 24 hours. the police chief's urgent message to citizens and the inbound way it was delivered. >> another city decides to shut off the red light cameras for good and what is behind the move. >> more devastation in colorado as homes go up in flames and an update on the major wildfires burning right now. first, america's money report. >> topping america's money, thinking stocks, japan's average plummeted 800 points overnight at the lowest level since april after another down day on wall street suffering the first three-day drop this year. despite the losses there is a major sign recovery in the housing market, the number of homeowners who owe more than the home is worth is falling, below

20 percent since the housing bust. a jack-in-the-box restaurant you can now have a big waffle stack that has egg, sausage, ham, cheese and bacon stacked between two waffles. that is america's money.

>> covering cupertino, wine country and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 4:42. the peninsula, a three year public safety experiment has ended in belmont. the city council voted to turn red light cameras off at two intersections growing a number of city whose have done the same. they have two red light cameras averaging 170 ticket as month, mostly for rolling stops. belmont police did not see a big change in the number of accidents after the cameras were

installed. >> as we told you yesterday, antioch is facing a critical shortage of police officers. we look now at the police chief's plan to train workers on the street to keep a watchful eye until the department can hire more officers. >> antioch police admit they are outnumbered on the streets. >> andrea, just got her car broke into, says crime inant yom is out of control and there not enough police officers. >> if i call 9-1-1, okay, we will be right there and i had to call back three or four times. >> the department said the police chief is trying to hire 25 officers to meet the authorize force of 102. we need neighborhood watch groups and if this case we are reaching out to all resources available. >> the police are training

sanitation and postal workers to be their eyes and ears. >> we see a lot. >> daniel and 24 other sanitation workers are using cell phone cameras and calling police dispatch on anything suspicious or anyone in distress >> i have come across a young girl that got rained. >> they are not to intervene. >> each driver is given a card to remind them what to look for and who to call. >> we look for code enforcement and abandoned vehicles. you name it. we are another set of eyes. >> in july the sanitation and postal workers will receive c.p.r. training, resources that have always been available but never tapped until now. in antioch for abc7 news. >> this morning, f.b.i. director robert mueller will appear before a house judiciary committee oversight hearing where he is expected to be

questioned on the national security administration leak. whistleblower snowden remains out of sight probably in monday congress and yesterday he said hackers hit china and north korea and hong kong. he intends to stay in hong kong to reveal what he calleds "criminality" by the united states. the n.s.a. says the claims are by snowden are false. federal officials are preparing to charge him urge the espionage act. a poll shows that members are more concerned about their privacy online. 43 percent worry about the government checking what they do on the internet but more people, 57 percent, say they are more worried about private companies doing the same. the survey was conducted last year before the recent revelations of large-scale secret government surveillance programs. >> developing news from colorado where a wildfire burning out of control has destroyed 92 homes. officials expect the number to

grow. other homes were seen burning as they released the latest count devouring million dollar homes in the black forest area northeast of colorado springs. the fire has charred 8,500 acres and forced 7,000 people to evacuate since breaking out two days ago. >> in addition to our bay area area we have a new weather term. >> close to thunderstorms that travel at least 240 miles with wins in excess of 58 miles per hour, like a severe thunderstorm traveling that distance and they move quickly and blow everything down with straight line winds and possibly tornadoes. we will show you that on live doppler 7 hd. first i will show you our weather and you can see it is pretty quiet as far as what our weather is doing. the duratio is very impressive and it has given us 18 tornadoes

and 150 reports of wind damage. the last six hours, and this started in chicago, it is headed through the appalachians right now to delmarva, with reds and oranges and purples, where you will find the gusty winds headed down to washington, dc right now. from the camera you can see it looks clear and another gorgeous sunrise but not is colorful as yesterday because we do not have so many high clouds and today we will be sunny and warmer and our warmest day is tomorrow and cooler for the father's day week. our temperatures today are down this the south bay, and san jose is closer to average, a couple of degrees short at 78 and mid to upper 70's for the south bay and gilroy is the low 80's and santa cruz is sunshine and 75 today. we will have mid-70's for most of the peninsula, and the extreme 70 at millbrae and low-to-mid 60's along the coast

and half moon bay at 63 and downtown south san francisco in upper 60's and sunshine in the north bay with low-to-mid 80's and san rafael is 78, and sausalito is 70 and you will have low-to-mid 60's at qualify beaches, also, and mid-70's up and down the east bay shore from 73 at berkeley and hayward to 78 in hercules. inland we have mid-80's, probably not warm enough to tush -- turn on the air conditioner. high u.v. index at game with 70 degrees at first pitch and up to 74 dug the game starting at 12:45. temperatures tomorrow spike two more degrees, maybe four in some cases but we drop five- to ten-degrees saturday. we will hold steady for father's day and another drop in temperatures monday and tuesday. early part of next week is below average. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we have something going on in san francisco. it is a post, ok might -- occupy

the farm. so far, it is early and it will not affect traffic too much. we have this incident, more construction, that will wrap up at northbound 101 to the county line, a paving project, southbound side is looking clear and not seeing any issues toward sonoma county, and the bay bridge toll plaza is look at this, a nice clear morning as you make the drive from oakland to san francisco and not bad but you have construction in the eastbound direction that will last until 6:30. >> ten-year-old girl at the center of an organ donation controversy is recovering after a double lung transplant. sarah murnaghan suffers from cystic fibrosis and has a new pay of lungs yesterday from an adult donor. the six hour operation was in pennsylvania the a judge ordered she be put on the adult

recipient list rather than for children and her parents say adult lungs were her only chance. critics are concerned that other parents may sue to be on the list and judges are making medical decisions rather than doctors. >> scientists found a new part of the human body, a thin layer on part of the eye discovered by a recovery at the university of england and calling it duas layer that could make eye surgery safer. >> cutting back on coffee and suffering from caffeine withdrawal? would you believe that is now a mental disorder? the american psychiatric association has officially added it to the list of mental disorders. you have to share at least three of the symptoms, headache, fatigue, depressed mood or

difficulty concentrating, or flu like symptoms and some doctors are not happy of this classification and they say caffeine withdrawal happens so often and doesn't usually cause a big problem, so they should not be considered a mental disorder. what is old is new again the car theft device that a police department is giving away for free. >> facebook borrowing an idea from a big rival, the new tool that will making following conversation easier. >> talk about an arm, this 13-year-old threw out the first pitch from

>> a 13-year-old boy can boast about throwing out a first pitch stretching from kansas city to

oakland. >> did you see how it worked? the 13-year-old tossed the ball in kansas city. boom. a group of engineers built the system and when that ball hit the screen a machine in oakland fired another ball and the a's relieveer was there. he suffers from a deadly blood disease and need as bone marrow transplant so he made his own pitch before tossing the ball urging fans to register to become bone marrow donors. that is what it is all about. because of his condition he cannot be near big crowds. isn't that great? great way to get the message out. >> great form, too. >> he brought good luck because the yankees won. >> another premium game at the coffee at 12:35 first push awash in sunshine. warmer in many areas including san francisco at 69.

oakland at 74, two degrees warmer. nap is three degrees warmer. san jose and redwood city, toward the south bay you will pull up short by two to four degrees. if you travel around the state you can see how quiet the weather is and watch the clouds move away from the coast headed in the afternoon upper 80's through low 90's and tahoe at 68, and a june bloom around los angeles and san diego at 73 and 67. will you be gloomy driving to work today? leyla gulen? >> i have decent news. we have a bit construction and right now as we take you to milpitas, eastbound 237, the transition to northbound 880 is closed until 6:00 a.m. and detours are in place but we have some mass transit delays on bart. if you are in daly city pittsburg to dublin route is

minutes late but caltran and muni is on time and now a look at the drive from central san rafael where we are looking at top speeds down to 580 and no problem headed into san francisco. >> a new auto theft protection program is underway in east contra costa county. concord police are handing out the antitheft device "the club," to owners that are the favorites of thieves. own we of 1985 to 2005 toyota county honda, nissan registered in concord or employed by concord or works in the city get as "club" free of charge. 900 security looks are handed out on first first first-come-fe basis starting in june. we have more on our website. >> police in east palo alto say a state emergency put in place after rash of shootings had now been called off.

patrols were doubled when the city saw a number of shootings including an attack at a bus stop that inyou areed six people including a six-year old and her grandmother. only one has been shot which was self inflicted. >> facebook changed a policy on mastectomy photos and will for longer remove the pictures in response to a petition signed by 20,000 facebook users. in a written statement the company says it never banned photos of mastectomies but it does admit removing some users reports as offensive. >> more facebook news, they are adding support for hashtags, the 1.1 billion members will now find that hashtags are clickable enable facebook uses to associate with gossip and breaking news and other popular subjects. analysts say it could help attract tweens and teens who

prefer other sites because of hashtags. >> in san jose, police are on the scene of another homicide. next at 5:00 a.m., what investigators are saying about the crime that happened overnight. >> stopping smartphone thieves in their tracks with

>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> 5:00 a.m., thanks for joining us. >> that breaking news is in san jose at 5:00, where right now police are investigating another homicide. abc7 news reporter is on the scene with new details.