customers at a south bay at starbucks get a wide open wake-up today. a car claim through while customers were inside. >> it capped in milpitas right off of interstate highway 680. >> this is not the first

time. >> no, it's not. not in this area. starbucks workers are cleaning up the mess. in past 20 minutes they brought in the materials here. large boards. the goal they tell me is to board up this entrance here where the car crashed earlier this morning. check out this video earlier this morning, milpitas police say a 59-year-old woman crashed into the starbucks this morning. five customers and five employees were inside but amazingly were not injured. damage reached all the way the counter. the regional manager says is the fourth car to crash into one of his stores in milpitas and fremont in the past three years. customers stopped to take pictures of the mess. >> i don't know, this is crazy. >> wow! >> reporter: police say the driver was cooperative and would not likely be cited. the car was towed from the

scene. back out here live. starbucks is still closed. manager does not know exactly when the store is going to be open up today but he does say it will open today. thank you very much. >> breaking news out of oakland where police have surrounded a building that they believe a burglary suspect is holed up. it's off of eighth and adeline. there are 20 officers outside a home. it was thought the suspect was inside the house but the last few minutes we saw police putting somebody in the back of a police car. we'll continue to the following the story and bring you updates as it comes in. our reporting continues on twitter. right now we're learning more today about the muni bus accident in san francisco. and a doctor who helped save everybody on board. it happened last night. according to a muni

spokesperson a car made an illegal turn into front of the bus. butts hit the car and get going. a doctor was sitting in back of bus when he noticed the bus wasn't stopping. >> there was nothing stopping the bus. i got up there and he, his eyes was awake and asked him a couple questions to see if he was conscious. i thought maybe there is something wrong with the bus. i put my foot over his and stopped it. >> the only injury was to the bus driver. less than 24 hours after a 16-year-old boy was shot to death by gang members, police in san jose say they have a plan. they are calling the violent crime reduction plan. it will roll out in three phases. it will saturate areas considered gang hot spots. they will put 20 additional gang patrol units on the

streets. the primary focus is to tackle a recent spike in violence. >> the department needs to do something in the hot spot neighborhoods. we have come to the realization that the way we were doing things before could be done better. >> the next two phases roll out in july and august and increase in intensity as the summer months progress. >> richmond police are investigating a shooting that left a 30-year-old dead. it happened on pullman avenue. they did not find the gunman. the identity will is being withheld. at nascar, thousands of fans will show up for activities and that means a lot of traffic jams to get to and from the races. amy hollyfield joins us live from sonoma with more. >> reporter: good morning.

check out my ride, what do you think? this is fast one. it will go out on the track. it will go about hundred miles per hour, but look out on the track how fast these cars are going. they will get up to 120 miles per hour this weekend. that is why i think i'll stick to the sidelines and be with the 90,000 fans. >> it's going to be loud in sonoma this weekend and tens of thousands of people are going to do as close to it as possible. >> it's awesome. this is the best thing for a family. it's awesome. i can't describe it. >> the actual race will be held on sunday. today is is a practice day. but the nascar sprint cup is the top level of racing why you hear about traffic problems at this event. it's huge and enthusiastic crowd. >> last year, more hours in traffic but it is all worth

it. that's right. >> they suggest an early arrival and gates open at 6:00 a.m. and staying late at the race. there are other activities what is happening on the track and you may get to meet a driver like this boy. >> he was nice. he took a picture of me and signed my hat. >> admiration goes both ways. drivers say they are happy to be here, too. >> i love it out here. it's a lot of fun to drive and we only get to do a couple courses a year. it's a lot of fun. >> it is fast and loud. this is only practice. there are some big names,

danica patrick, dale earnhardt, jr. and there are still tickets available. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> wow! >> new this morning, reports about new england patriots player aaron hernandez could be facing arrest. they said an arrest warrant has been issued in connection of the shooting death of his friend odin lloyd. a warrant for obstruction of justice was drawn after police discovered that the security system at his home and cellphone were both destroyed. they say he hired a large team of house keepers to clean his house on monday. a video shows them both together hours before his death but so far no warrants have been ironed into this case. an autopsy on james gandolfini has confirmed the soprano star died after heart attack according to a family friend.

they say there is no evidence of substance abuse or foul play. he passed away on wednesday while on vacation in italy. the funeral will be held next week in new york. the exact date will depend on when the body is returned to the u.s. photos believed to be the last pictures taken of him surfaced overnight. they showed him dining in rome at a table. the pictures were snapped by an american tourist. we're going to put a big smile. a san francisco man proposes marriage at 30,000 feet in an airline was in on it. katie marzullo is here. >> people propose in owl sorts of ways. you have to check this out. a proposal video played in flight on 150 monitors on a jet blue flight. big question on board that day was not peanuts or

pretzels. >> lovely couple departeding on the flight, average trip or is it? >> turns out the in-flight entertainment is personal. adam of san francisco made a video, jet blue agreed to play it, montage of photos, five years of memories. everyone got to follow along but in the end only one passenger needed to answer that big question that popped up on the screen. then there it is. now a mile high party. when they land in long beach, celebration continues. more cake and champagne and well wishes from airline employees. now all they need is old and something new. they have something blue.

>> reporter: so for its part. jet blue are suckers for a good love story. that is so cool. >> he set the bar very high for all the rest of us. next, michael jackson to great lengths of getting sleep. bizarre recorded pop star that may have led to his death. >> and some of

developing story out of canada, as many as hundred thousand people near calgary may have to evacuate their homes because of heavy flooding. an entire house swept away. you can see the building slam into a bridge. torrential rains have washed out roads and bridges and left one person missing. many in neighborhoods have been ordered to leave their hopes. >> sleep experts unknowingly set a record that may have contributed to his death. a sleep expert jackson may have been the only human to go for two months without rem sleep. the injections he received for his insomnia, drug interrupts the natural sleep cycle.

jackson had not died from an overdose but the lack of rem sleep would have killed him. >> surprising details on the number of americans taking prescription drugs. nearly 70% take one prescription drug. researchers say a record 4 billion prescriptions were written last year. antidepressants were among the most prescribed drugs. would you pay half a million dollars for a apple computer. no, we're not talking about a fruit but a piece of history. one of the first computers ever belt goes on the auction block next week and could sell for $500,000 or more. the apple 1 from 1976 is a forerunner of today's mac books and iphones. a retired psychologist kept it in cardboard box. it was designed by a couple

guys you know, steve wozniak and steve jobs. >> let's go to. >> it's going to be beautiful and it's going change the latter part of the week. a sun splashed lake tahoe. current temperatures, 57 degrees, reached that and 71 this afternoon. weather is warming up across the bay area for the first day of summer. enjoy it now because it will all change. >> and amateur astronomers, listen up

new government survey show americans worked less last year and did more things like watching tv. people spent 5 hours and 22 minutes on leisure activity. that is nine minute increase. that may not seem like a big jump, researchers say it shows the sluggish recovery took a toll on workers. how many people spent they did, 2 hours and 50 minutes

a day watching tv. it shows people sent 2 hours and 32 minutes playing sports. more sleep than you got. >> yes, they did. >> moon may be brighter this weekend because the super monday will light up the night sky. it arrives at closest point of orbit once a month what is special, the moon's orbit will bring it closer to earth at any time this year. it will be a full moon. it will appear 12% larger than it will look next january when it will be farthest from the earth. search on moon telescope and then there won't be much trouble. >> terry: weekend is here. >> super moon, compared with the summer solstice, that creates high tides, as

well. let's go outside. here a beautiful shot from emeryville camera, alcatraz and blue water and see some of those parked sail boats, normally it would be a great day to take a boat out water but a small craft advisory. that is when you will be experiencing 30-40 mile-an-hour wind gusts. high tide can cray hazardous situations. live doppler, all the coastal fog earlier, patchy clouds has cleared out all due to this. it was a trough of low pressure marching to the east and that took the cold weather with it. that is bringing the warmer weather, just behind it is another couple areas of low pressure that will be cooler temperatures to our areas over the weekend. a lot of the weekend and

possibility of showers. looking towards sutro tower, it's soaking in the sun, it's a beautiful day and should be experiencing decent temperatures. oakland one degree high, 70 degrees in mountain view. san jose also 70 degrees. up to 69 degrees in santa cruz and half moon bay cooler at 59. high for today in santa cruz, lots of sunshine and 76 in palo alto. half moon bay, 63. degrees in san francisco. in the north bay, 84 degrees in santa rosa. moving inland, great time to go out to wine country, 86 degrees in fairfield. 81 in vallejo. heading into livermore wine country, 83. >> first pitch is at 7:15, 64 degrees. a little breezy so do bring a jacket. lows for tonight, it's going to be on the chilly side as it was last night,

low to mid 50s with a little bit of patchy fog coming in. here is a look at seven-day forecast, it warms up tomorrow. 62 along the coast but a steep cooldown for sunday and monday with a chance of rain and then tuesday, a slight uptick in temperatures. thank you. we have a new abc smart phone app to keep you on top of the latest breaking news and traffic. >> it's easy to navigate, you can watch breaking news live on the go and breaking news as it happens. >> we also have a section for all the stories you want to share on facebook and twitter. it's very easy to download, go to abc7news.com/apps. if you have our current app, you need to download the new one because the old one will be going away.

a dog and his owner made famous by a viral photograph celebrate a milestone. john unger feeling that his german sheppard was dying of arthritis, he took the picture of falling asleep. it was posted on the internet last year and prompted thousands of people to send him donations for arthritis treatment and it worked. unger posted this recent picture celebrating his birthday. the dramatically improved his condition and enough left over to help other dogs with problems. coming up on "abc 7 news," meet opie, just got ou

coming at 3:00, katie. and then the right place and right time. a mail carrier who saved a little girl who fell from five stories up. a young boy who has become a youtube star. his graduation speech praising the doctors in the heart of giants country. >> time for friday's perfect pet. >> new friend. >> i do have a utah friend and we have opie on. san francisco spca, bring your dog to workday. he is playing around here. opie he is nine month old and. he is giving himself a bath. [ laughter ] >> tell business him. >> he is nine months.

he is sweetheart and lap dog. he is really sweet. he is great family dog. she working with our trainer so we love to see dogs especially of this size work with trainers. >> definitely. he seems like he is very respectful. you wanted to contact the san francisco spca. 415-554-3000 or go to their website. thank you very much. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend.

[cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant once worked for a text message search engine where people would text him a question and he'd send back the answer. hopefully he has all the answers today. from fredrick, maryland, please welcome david gould. david, nice to see you. [cheers and applause] i've never actually heard of this before, what you did. >> oh, yeah, it was basically before everyone had a smart phone. there were these companies that you could text a question to a number and they had people responding for basically, you know, 10 cents or 25 cents a question, so i'm hoping to win a little bit more than that today. >> oh, yeah, than just 25 cents per-- >> that'd be good. >> we start at least $100, so you're sure to win something. >> good. >> you were part of a trivia team and two other members of that team have already been on millionaire. >> that's right, yeah. >> and done very well.