good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> i'm carolyn johnson. we're learned about the naked man who caused a major commotion at bart station. you might remember images of this man without clothes on, doing cart wheels and flips around the area. >> this is a bizarre scene that went on for a while. abc 7 news is live with new details, heather? >> the assault happened just down stairs here at the 16th street bart station.

bart police are still waiting for a signature, a judge's signature when they get it, charges will include two counts of false imprisonment felonies including four misdemeanor battery charges. deportation proceedings are in the works. 24-year-old was arrested may 10th released two days later for lack of evidence but now, investigators are using this video as primary evidence in this case. @uavd of ice, determining he was here illegally. it's unclear which will come first deportation for the criminal case. bart rider are unphased by what they saw. >> it happens every day. san francisco. you know? unpredictable. >> amazing different stuff people do. makes you not want to touch hand rails around here anymore,

either. >> bart says it's new budget means there will be hundreds of new cameras coming soon to stations and on trains. sending realtime pictures to monitoring stations. investigators say they're trying to identify a couple victims seen in that video. if you think you can help you might be able to find more information on our web site. >> foming breaking news in the east bay abc 7 news is live there now with details. laura? >> hinld me, you can see where the bus was today happening about 2:45. you can see a pile of water. this is where the smaller ones were burning. this is a picture taken by a passerby. apparently the bus driver

noticed smoke, pulled over here on willow pass road west of interstate 680. able to get kids off the bus safely. and then, as you can see, it appears the bus went up in flames. fire department came, put out the flames. kids taken by another bus to the location. traffic flowing smoothly n concord abc 7 news. >> a bay area man faces charges after getting arested in an online sex sting. deputies say this man from meta luma made arrangements to have sex with an 11-year-old girl. agents began chatting with him eight months ago. they arrested him after agreeing to meet him in downtown san jose. >> he showed up like he told us he was going to, brought

items that he said he was going to. >> special task force conducted a number of online stings. agents say they've arrested other suspected predators over several months. >> this wrecked boat belongs to a registered sex offender. many people want to see it removed. police say the owner failed to register with authorities. the boat ran aground and the hull has been damaged. the law says police cannot seize that boat until june 24th.íçí38! >> today marks the first time the america's cup contender has speaken to the media since one sailor died last month. artemis plans to begin practicing next month.h#s8cw

>> there is a lot of successful people on this team. they didn't win gold medals and got to where they got by rolling over. >> the plan for the team includes competing in the louie vuitton cup facing oracle for the america's cup. >> activists removed by police from property occupied in san francisco hays valley say they will be back tonight. >> for now developers have found another problem that may cause further delays. >> this property on the corn corner looks different than it did yesterday as you can see, construction crews wasted no time in cleaning up half of the property as for the protestors, they plan to mobilize down there in an

urban park tonight. they say they'll try to devise strategies to reclaim this property that. is one big problem for developers=rmnú3b but abc 7 lead of nests on protected birds on some of the trees. biologists monitoring crews as they cleared trees from the property. yesterday, bird's nests had been discovered in some trees. olsen lee heads mayor's office of housing. >> surrounding trees have been identified and are going to work through a process to identify how long trees have to be up. what protections nests have. >> nests discovered after a raid by police. protestors had been occupying the property more than a week,

object toss plans to build a 182 unit house prog jekt here, occupiers want to turn this into an urban farm. almost all of the 44 people followed orders and left peacefully yesterday. police arrested three act ti vifts and four others were arrested. the jerl dz not return our calls today but an environmental activist told abc 7 news yesterday the birds were protected humming birds. police maintained a presence to make sure pro testors would not try, again, to occupy the lot. hougs director lee did not know what kintd of delays the bird nests would cause saying developers are trying to learn what protocols are before they start. >> state budget on the way to governor brown today after passing in senate and

assembly. the $96.3 billion budget gives more money to schools. republicans complain it contains accounting gimmicks and doesn't address the state debt. >> mechanic killed tuesday working on the new 49ers stadium will be laid to rest next week. funeral services taking place friday at noon. white working inside of an elevator shaft when a counter weight struck and killed him. >> another daedzly work place accident of a worker at steven's creek quarry died yesterday. jose gonzales reportedly operating a tractor who brakes failed on the vehicle. cal osha launched an investigation. >> a street giving a list to a

big rig driver. take a look at this. you can see the driver got struck on the crest this morning and the truck's rear wheels were hanging in the air. a tow truck managed to clear the vehicle. >> fire officials in colorado today said they may have turned the corner in battling that killer black forest fire. the most-destructive in state history. >> two people have been found dead. 389 homes have been destroyed in the flames burning 24 square miles of forest. the fire just 5% contained. >> weather is better there today. not as windsy and hot. >> we're starting to warm up here. >> yes. sand kbratel is here with the live doppler 7 hd. >> it's been a beautiful day. low 60s coastside, low 90s inland so far.

taking a look at live doppler 7 you'll see high, thin clouds just moving across the north bay right now. richard owson bay, temperatures 62 in san francisco. san jose, 85 degrees, oakland 71 at this hour. taking a look at the viewthey'rs now. fairfield 88 degrees here is a view from our golden gate bridge camera. you can see clouds passing through but they're harmless. forecast this evening, clear, mild, upper 50s to mid-70s, low clouds back near the coast. low 50s to 60s and afternoon will be cooler but sunny skies for upper 50s to mid-80s, i'll be back with the father's day forecast that will include change. >> still to come get ready for a traffic mess. this weekend in san francisco. preparations for san francisco

marathon and what you will need to row noe. >> shocking revelations about what popular web sites are sharing about you with the government. >> joe biden coming to the bay area and the impact he'll have on tonight's commute. >> michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live. you can contact michael on facebook and on twitter.

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running of the san francisco marathon and security will be heightened because of the boston marathon bombings. we're live at the marathon expo with a look at preparations for us. >> you can see registration is in full swing here at the center. runners we spoke to say that the boston bombing is still fresh in their minds. but they say they've come here, they've come to show they are here to run the mayorra thochblt we're having trouble with our package but let me tell you there are 24,000 people expected to run, and traffic is going to be a mess throughout the city. so you should check hund morning. parking will be a problem many areas will be closed. we're live in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> here is a look at it. you can see from this map it goes up the north side of the city across the golden gate bridge and back through golden gate park winding east. it means there will be a lot of road closures throughout the city sunday. for more information and keeping track of traffic this weekend go to abc 7 news.com. and remember, you can down load our waze app. >> new revelations on data sharing and microsoft office coming to the iphone. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. bloomberg news learned thousands of companies have been working with the u.s. government providing sensitive information to agencies in exchange for access to classified information. this week, this week facebook

opened a first server farm outside of the united states. some servers found a new home in sweden. the swedish city is an tractive home because it has a cool climate and an ample supply of electricity. for the first time in six years an iphone app is available from microsoft office allowing current microsoft office 365 service subscribers to edit documents from word to exel and power point. u.s. stocks falling after international monetary fund cut it's outlook for the u.s. economy. and authorities on english language behind the oxford english dictionary says the dictionary has been updated to include 1200 new words including tweet this, edition break ones rule, new word

needs to be current for 10 years before being included in the dictionary. twitter only began in 2006 but apparently tweeting seems to be catching on enough to be included. 1200 more possibilities in skrubl. zsh-zrabl. -- scrabble. back to you, happy friday. >> young americans turning away from credit cards there has been a drop in the number of people ages 18-29 using credit cards. 8% over those who didn't have one in 2007. as a result credit card debt is going down to just under an average of $2100 per person. coming up michael finney will look at the new technology being used to make every day purchases. >> well it's a warm up out

there today. >> yes. getting warmer heading into father's day weekend. >> and i know, i know. arr today. this weekend by a few degrees. so that is why larry does sports and news. high clouds and the view from our camera looking towards downtown oakland you can see plenty of sunshine out here, low clouds at the coast tonight. we'll see just limited amount of fog so things are going to be changing. this weekend, this area of low pressure cool pocket of air will bring in a stronger onshore flow so. with winds coming off the coast we're seeing breeze pick up.

it's going to be a little bit cooler this weekend. no major changes we'll see a return of the low clouds on the coastline and parts of the bay. so saturday morning starting out with low clouds. if you do have early plans in the morning you might want to grab that layer but afternoon, most of you will enjoy the sunshine. south bay, 76 degrees in san jose. 67 in millbrae. 73 redwood city a long the coastline 61 in half moon bay. pacifica going to be noticeable today. breezy. 57 tomorrow. 58 in daily city. 64 downtown san francisco. you'll feel the difference as

well. 79 in santa rosa. if you're going to be in san rafael, mid-70s, east bay, oakland upper 60s, union city, fremont, low 70s sunshine inland areas 82 fairfield. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. it will be featuring cooler weather for saturday. father's day sunny afternoon, cooler monday, tuesday. upper 70s monday, only into mid-70s warmest inland valleys so before it warms up, summer soltys. warmer, low 60s to low 90s appropriately so. >> i knew it. >> exactly. we'll feel heat. >> i'll have to spend more

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security will be heightened because of the boston marathon. >> anything we're safer now. >> judy ran in the boston marathon last april crossing finish line just seconds before the first bomb went off. >> so painful but runners are

strong, nothing is going to stop us. so i want to keep going. >> she's one of hundreds who lined up to register on 8th street. many runners told us they're not worried about their safety during this race. >> my perspective is that i don't want to be scared. you know? >> frank webb had a bit of a scare. >> around the turn a bomb squad truck roll bid with sirens on. we looked at each other like, you know, not a great sign but not going deter us. >> organizers expect 34,000 runners. no parking signs are up prohibiting parking friday night they're excited about the business bringing into the city.

>> following the event we fill up right away. hotels that are all full. >> just go to abc 7 news.com. >> joe biden visiting san francisco. lyanne melendez is there. >> well that right. pro testors started to gather. these barricades right here beside me were moved just a short time ago, closing off part of this neighborhood. also $100 million for a presidential visit overseas. >> a teacher

vice president biden arrived in the way area ahead of schedule. he wasn't supposed to land until 6:00 tonight. here for a democratic party fund-raiserfs= and we're live at the sea cliff neighborhood where it's happening.

>> that is right. pro testors are waiting for the vice president to arrive here this sea cliff neighborhood is going to be shut down. not everybody is happy about that. things got busy on sea cliff avenue. the people posting this have been long time supporters of the democratic party. tickets between $500 and $10,000. it gets you a reception. president was in the neighborhood where the secret service shut down second street. >> we've got to go to the symphony tonight. >> for others it's not a major

inconvenience. >> i think it's exciting. i enjoy the excitement about having the president coming. i don't know about the vice president. not that exciting. >> the vice president is in san francisco tonight and will be in palo alto tomorrow. and will leave the bay area tomorrow night. >> the cost of president ob yaum's trip to africa is stirring up major controversy. abc news has a look at the travel plans. >> the 8 day trip this month is expected to cost up to $100 million. according to planning documents obtained by the washington post. the first family is accompanying the president along with hundreds of agents, including 14 limousines, 56 support vehicles and there are three trucks packed with bulletproof gls to protect them there. is an aircraft carrier for the

emergency medical center on stand by off the coast. critics say this trip is far too expensive during the sequester with many agencies making across the board spending cuts. president clinton's visit 15 years ago cost $42 million. the president and first amend scheduled to arrive june 26th. >> six months after a gunman killed 20 children and six adults the people of newtown connecticut marked the day with a moment of silence and new gun control laws. the killer used a semi automatic rifle before

committing suicide. some met with the president and members of congress, pushing for tighter gun laws. >> this doesn't seem real. it's been six months since i saw my sister. >> we're committed to this. you know? every day we're going to do a little bit until we get it done. >> newtown plans to replace sandy hook with a new building and today, connecticut governor announced $750,000 for the design of the new school. >> a spike in gun sales has been good for smith and wesson. the company says sales hit $588 million in fact demand so high many new guns never make to it store shelfs and are bought before leaving the manufacturer. >> a san diego school has fired a long time teacher

because she's been the victim of domestic violence. carey charlesworth is a mother of four spent 14 years teaching in a catholic school. she and her ex-husband divorced charlesworth obtained a restraining order against him, the school placed her on leave after her exshowed up at the school in january. >> i have everything they tell a victim of domestic violence to do. yet, i still got punished because he made the choice to show up to school that day. >> the school banned her four children from attending the classes. the diocese says charlesworth contract was not renud over concerns about safety. >> a school closed doors for good today. will rogers elementary had low enrollment and became too expense dwroif operate. students given a choice of the next school they'd like to attend. >> sad our school is closing

due to budget cuts. all schools have to go to different areas. every parent is going choose the school they want to go to. >> another school will expand. it's where the students second language becomes primary means of instruction. >> just ahead taking a stanld. -- stand. >> the shocking comment after this boy took center court and what the spurs did in response. >> today i'm taking your questions so you can contact me. i'll answer your questions right here live in just a moment. >> and taking a look at traffic right now.

look how easy this is. no wait to speak of as far as we can tell here. it's smooth sailing.

a young singer react together racist tweets that followed his performance of the national anthem at the the nba finals.

the spurs inviting him back to sing again before game four. he also sang before game three on tuesday. some folks questioned his heritage and patriotism on social media. who goes on twitter to rip an 11-year-old kid? i don't know. he spoke with abcnews reporter. >> what do you say to people who have hatred in their hearts. >> to people that do have hatred in their hearts i want to tell them they should think before they say things. >> good message. the head coaches both shook hands with dela cruz. you can catch game five on sunday here on abc 7. coverage begins at 4:30 in the afternoon. game tips off just after 5:00 then post game show after the game. >> that is an example of the worst of social media. >> it's the clear down side.

there are good things but, there is no place for that. 11 years old. >> why do people have to say things? >> i don't know. >> let's check on the forecast right now. >> taking a look at live plopler 7 if you're doing traveling you'll notice warm weather on the east coast. 78 in-year-old 108 degrees in phoenix. it's going to be a nice day. 61 in monterey. 93 towards chico. tahoe, sunny and if you're camping with dad or hiking, 77 degree was heat around vegas. 103 degrees, highs for saturday coming down, breezy coast side.

looking towards oakland 69 degrees. antioch 64. 76 san jose. if you're doing celebrating with dad, tomorrow at 4:15 it's going to be mild, sunny and 70. dropping down to 65 degrees. dad could leave a jacket behind short sleeves will do it. it's going to be good looking weather as well. >> still ahead want to improve your memory? discovery putting us a step closer. >> and how this ring went back to the owner's finger. >> from mortgages to bills how to find the company that is best for you. that is coming up next.

>> now here is a look at what is head on world news at. >> tens of thousands are stranded and more pictures of the deck collapse z heading into this holiday weekend a victory tonight do you remember the story of a bionic wrench snup date with a father and son team

there is a special ceremony to remember the passing of one of the remaining survivors of the 1906 great earthquake here. her children and great chand children gathered to remember her her. she was the last of the remaining survivors who attended the ceremony commemorating the great quake. for the first time none par tis pailted in this ceremony. >> the stories of eating grass because everything burned down. there was so much loss, everybody had to work

together. >> the survivors are 107 and 112 years old. >> checking healthy living news a first of a kind ruling says naturally occurring genes can not be. add ve kits say the ruling will make it easier to get cheaper genetic tests to determine risk of disease. researchers challenged seven patents. >> researchers at ucsf identified a memory boosting chemical in mice studying the way cells respond to biological stress when discovering a small drug like molecule. mice were able to move three times faster after being injected. they were also able to react to dangerous situations more quickly. the discovery is published in the online journal e life.

>> now to a follow up on a story we brought thu week. a southern couple happy after someone returned the wife's wedding ring which was sold in a yard sale. this started when she was about to give birth to her fifth child. she decided to take off the ring and place it insifd of an empty watch box. she never told her husband, eric the ring was stashed in there. it was hidden. after the baby was born eric went home for the neighborhood garage sale. you know what happened. he sold the box not knowing the ring was inside. >> he felt like i should have told him the ring was in there. it's my ring. >> the ring happens to be worth $23,000. a woman paid $5 for the box gave to it her son and daughter in law. alisa and andrew returned the ring after hearing about the mishap in local news reports. >> we can only assume they got

a nice reward. >> helen h asks do you have a list of companies for home mortgage refinancing? >> i wish it's that easy. we don't give those lists out here. but that is you're looking to buy money. so you want to pay as little as possible. there is a lot of information about this. you want to hear go to a credit union, big bank, little bank. you look for cheap money, then, buy it. so what you want to do is ask friends do they know good mortgage brokers? often they can do a great do you have a credit union. and another great place is bank rate.com. there is a list there. check them out. have everybody compete and find cheapest money. you don't care where the comes

from. it's money. >> it's green. >> that is it. >> merry wants to know what is the safest way to consolidate sfwhils. >> is very, very tough. if you're talking about credit is messed up, then you want to consumer credit counselor. go onlichblt make sure they've been checked out. you can call my hot line here if you have decent credit right now there is a good time because there are zero percent offers that go out for 60 month autos nice stretch. >> yes. >> vicky de mailed how long should a car dealership take to pay off a loan of a car you traded in. >> i'm concerned. there is probably a problem give me a call, we'll check it out this, kind of payoff should be dmun a couple days. maybe a week at most.

and they own the car now. if you watch 7 on your side you know we busted dealerships not making payments so if you're having a problem get a hold the dmv and call us. >> we have a smart phone app. you can watch breaking news live when on the go and you can watch particular stories you may be interested in. go to abc 7 news.com/apps. the old one will be going away soon. >> up next help on the way to fix broken bay lights. that is the display on the bay

bridge who. is stepping in to help. >> and lessons teaching you how to cook and help the needy. how it's helping kids learn to eat right. >> coming up the trail of tar lining streets in the south bay. also a renaissance here in the bay area. you may be surprised to learn where you can find these

at then, join us for abc 7 news tonight at 11:00. >> as you know the bay area region is full of busy people but a nonprofit wants to show folks they do have time to cook and it can be fun. >> when you help yourself to the class you're also helping the less fortunate.

>> this is a fun vegetable. >> this chef is introducing a class of a dozen people to kolrabi. part of the cabbage family. >> i'm going to run the knife down the preserved lemon. >> the nonprofit is trying something different. >> like a power hour at the gym. but it's about food. so you'll cook and eat a healthy meal. >> the message is simple. even a busy person can be a great cook. >> i thought healthy food didn't taste good. >> frozen berries go well together. >> i'm going to run this around. >> great lunch for $10. >> the class is normally $20. it might sound like a great deal.

18 reasons merged with local group. both classes are all about tasty, healthy. but families who need it can attend for free and leave with a bag of grocery autos we try to focus on affordable ingredients. this is a great thing to do. >> like everybody is so much different than the last one in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> the bay lights will illuminate the bay bridge until march 2015. you might notice the lights might look different as well. that is because creator of the world's largest l.e.d.light

sculpture plans to reprogram the system. >> watch the team rally around adversities we're facing now it's a symbol of innovation and create activity. >> it's a draw to this part of town. i hope they stay longer than two years. >> e perts say some have failed because of salty sea air and. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> the artemis zit the loss of a teammate and red flags about safety. >> i'm sandhya patel. plenty of sunshine right now. but will it be just as nice for father's day?

>> a sistine chapel replica, sort of. >> we're focused and passionate. >> the racing team talks only to abc 7 news for the first time since the tragic sailing accident on the bay that killed andrew simpson in may. good evening. >> the team is trying to move forward with practice for the america's cup races which begin in less than three weeks. we are live in alameda with the report. mark? >> well, the head of the team is a home town sailor born ask raised. he knows the dangers and knows saims are a danger in high

wind. i asked about the accident. the head of the team says it's a devastating hit when the 72 foot yacht broke apart killing the strategist. i asked what happened. he defered saying the investigation is underway. >> i'm not going to answer details the boat did suffer damage. that is obvious from the pictures but there is a lot of investigations going on and all of that. we just have to act and we can't comment on that. >> a few reports simpson drowned because he ran out of oxygen in his air bottle. >> personal. he passed away. and that -- that is sad.

>> the team is committed to winning the america's cup. >> just up against it time wise we're not going to have as much practice as other team. >> they hope to have a 72 foot launch bid july. but in a big wind, that big wing sail remains a problem. >> the only thing we can do now is we just have to reduce wind speeds. >> the upper wind limits have been reduced down do 20, 25 knots. coming up at 6:00 an interview i did three years ago when the cup first came to sfran. he predicts the tragedy that happened last month. >> mark, thank you very much. a scary moment in concord. a school