let's turn with a look at what's happening now. >> here is the view right now. you can see most of the bay area is not receiving sig rant rainfall. but still we have pockets of scattered showers, sprinkles and an occasion yam localized brief down pour. you can see eastward, then northward into parts of mendocino county and lake county. it's not very wide spread at the moment. confined to the north way. and during overnight period taking a look at rainfall totals and the records set for this date we have a record rainfall for this date now in napa, fairfield, and oakland and in st. helena, a lot of rain. how about this record? livermore just 1/100ths is setting a record for this

date. prior to this date there have been no measurable rainfall on this date. we're still not out of the woods yet with rainfall. there may be more still to come during overnight hours before getting sunnier, warmer weather. >> and you can expect delays up to two and a half hours now. 120 arrivals have been cancelled there today. patrol says the drizzle we've been getting can be more dangerous on roadways because most drivers don't slow down enough when roads get wet. ' big rig collided with a car near stevenson boulevard. the driver was i killed in that crash. heavier rain may have contributed to this accident on river road near forestville. the driver jackknifed his truck. >> this is where most rain

fell that was wide spread throughout most of the day i wasn't heavy most of the time but there were moments and places where it felt like january and not june. same faces and places but a different season. this was fourth street at san rafael this morning. rain drops kept falling on heads and none of them sang about it. >> what do you do with kids on a rainy day? >> take them to the movie autos if you saw silver lining here it is. business up. but wait. also in petaluma the opposite affect of a rainy day. these places supposed to be quiet and serene but this was extreme. any other normal summer to, say it would expect roughly 140 customers today, they had... five. here are two of them. from san francisco, feeling

soaked. >> why would you golf on a day like this? >> we have nothing to do. >> now, they can tell stories when playing wet was just plain weird. >> we cannot control the weather. >> nothing like a rainy day in june to bring out the philosopher in anyone. >> our new smart phone app is a great way to keep in tune with the weather. if have you our current app it will be going away soochbl you need to get a new one before that happens. >> and you can get weather information by following us on twitter. >> a disturbing story after bus involving a landlord

tenants say terrorizes them day and night. the apartment building is on fulton street. that is where he was arrested yesterday accused of breaking into one of the units. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. the landlord was arrested and charged with trespassing resisting arest and battery on a police officer. who brork his knee and ended up in the hospital. tenants and lawyers tell us problem was this landlord have gone on for years. a tenant took this video. >> what i say. >> after taking a swing, he charges after him. >> your face right now! >> in this video the tenant

lawyer says he is fighting with someone about the lack of heat. >> what is going on? >> shut up. >> there is a young person here. >> it's okay. >> you're out of control he owns this 24 unit apartment building near golden gate park. lawyers representing tenants say half units are empty. two former tenants and one trying to leave all are suing sable. he just enjoys dominating ten yanlts until they're begging please give us heat. keep these people out of the build yg are you doing this. >> yesterday, this tenant secretly recorded sable kusing at him as he tried to kick down the door of his apartment. police arrested him. they say he broke down the door and rushed into bravo's apartment. >> i'm on the phone with 911

he gets in and starts sflashing the plates. >> the lieutenant says sable struggled with the officer who tried to arrest him. >> the officer and suspect went down the officer injured his skpleg ended up at the hospital. >> chris is the attorney. >> he's been sued for breaking down the door, failing to provide heat, failing to provide water. he is being sued and he just continues to explode. >> lieutenant kaplan says they've received numerous calls complaining about the apartment. >> suspicious people hanging around, noise complaints, drugs. i guess the neighborhood is a little, getting impatient with that building. >> we asked for an interview. he declined. the tenant and family were getting trod move out when we left this afternoon. his require requested an officer from park station to stand by just to make sure there would be no trouble.

one of the lawyers we spoke with said he is planning to take this case to the d.a.. >> an oakland school police officer is planning to file a lawsuit over a deadly shooting two years ago. he says his partner shot a 20-year-old man armed with a screwdriver then reloaded and shot again. he says he endured retaliation ever sichblts he's announcing the lawsuit in a fuss news conference tomorrow. >> if you relie on bart to get around now would be a good time to make alt nif knit plans. abc 7 news is live tonight with the latest. heather? >> yes. they're voting and membership just wrapped up an hour long

meeting. they were no negotiations today allowing for the vote. both sides plan to be back tomorrow when getting there unions could have a new bargaining chip to use that is strike auj saigs. author saigs. >> f dismt u local 202 -- 1021 represents about 1500 bart employees. he voted to authorize the strike saying his big concern is better safety and security. >> we're looking at the big picture. okay? >> a strike with could give the team to authority to strike if negotiations breakdown. last time the union as fwreeed to give 72 hour notice. this time saying there are no

agreed upon ground rules but there would be in sm advanced notice. >> as soon as we can. it's important for us the public know what's is going to happen. so they can make plans. >> the union is voting and the unions have filed an unfair labor practices lawsuit accusing bart of refusing to negotiatit on increased security. >> those are the times to talk about safety issues we need to talk about is some are benefit issues and salary issue autos others trying to figure out how the passengers if there is a strike and bart passengers, too, are making their own plans. >> this is going to be taking

a cab about $30 into downtown. or two buses, probably. >> bart says in a strike vote will not affect how it approaches the bargaining table. in oakland abc 7 news. >> the web site 511.org is at the page that lists your options and we'll let you know if and when a strike is called. follow us on twit year still ahead tonight we'll show you how supply and demand is driving up the value of homes. it's a seller's market right now. >> you'll meet a same-sex couple that got married this week. they're hoping to the supreme court will let them make it legal tomorrow. >> a woman winds up in a hotel they doesn't like what. do you do if that happens to you? 7 on your side is coming up. >> and later tonight a study

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bay area is quickly becoming the new in the country. home prices have gone up nearly 24%, more than any of the investigation's -- nation's top 20 real estate markets. we're live in walnut creek.

>> what is driving the market here is record low inventory compared with years of pent up demand. there may be clouds on the horizon. if a recent sales pattern holds holly knows her listing might not stay on the market for long. >> my last two listings one sold $175,000 over list price and another $121,000. >> over asking? >> yes. >> multiple bitds. one had 29 offer autos walnut creek is seeing a price boom. with many houses selling at a short time with multiple offers and well over asking. this is a 4,000 square foot home. first open house is this weekend. one broker create aid niche by

restructuring his commission. often at a lower fee. and thinks raising rates could temper the hot market but just a bit it will slow things down but it's -- things have gone up, probably going keep going up. >> 4.5% perfect tr rate? nobody can complain about that. >> margie thinks higher rates could benefit buyer who's keep getting pushed aside by investors. >> it might be a very positive because maybe a lot of investors won't be there bidding on these home that's people that want to live in their homes are being bid out of. >> nationwide are still out of their prices are 26 lower than their peak in summer, 2006. >> the supreme court says tomorrow on the last day of

the session it will issue a ruling concerning same-sex marriage including a decision on california's voter-approved prop 8 which bans it. some are anxious yi lai waiting the decision. >> we have not been able to sleep. >> jenny chang and dees leesa desalle are hoping tomorrow supreme court decision will awill you them to follow up with a legal marriage. >> this puts our relationship in an equal place. >> critics say if the supreme court rules against prop 8 traditional marriages will be marginalized as well as the will of the voters. in 2008. >> having the vote of the california people is sacred. that is going to really wreak havoc in california. >> the justices could up hold

prop 8 or strike it down. dennis is the city attorney involved in the litigation from the start. he was at the supreme court when arguments were made. >> it's clear that there are not five votes to up hold proposition 8. i'm confident we'll see it return here to california. >> here they've been busy preparing for possibility prop 8 will be overturned. they have trained 64 volunteers how to issue marriage licenses and perform weddings. >> first day weddings are aloud we sign up for shifts and demand warrants we'll be here to help people. >> if striking down prop 8 tomorrow, same-sex marriages could begin within 25 days.

in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> now win or lose, same-sex marriage support qerz planning rallies throughout the bay area this time tomorrow night. the big one taking place in san francisco at castro and market streets at 6:30 n oakland a celebration is planned for 5:30 at 19th and telegraph. >> in san jose a rally planned at 6:00 and concord a champagne celebration held at rainbow community center at 6:30. >> other events planned for mountain skpru santa cruz. and fairfield. >> as soon as the supreme court rules tomorrow we'll have live coverage both on air and online. look for breaking news on twitter and facebook and down load the new smart phone app to get an alert. >> right now we turn our attention to weather. it's been muggy out there.

and a piece about the heat. >> taking a look at live doppler 7. rain is tapering off. you can see areas not receiving rainfall. more rainfall tapered off this morning and north bay got quite a dose of rainfall. looping the image you can see pattern with moisture moving from southwest up to northeast. but now it's mainly a north bay event. and speaking of the north bay this view of rain drops on the lens. mount tam received five inches

of rain. temperatures 69 degrees in san francisco. and mountain view 79. 77 san jose. a great view of the western skies. other readings 63 in santa rosa. and looking at blue skies we'll take a look at forecast features, areas of fog or drizzle continuing mainly near the coast and north bay. and sunnying up a lilt bit into afternoon. satellite radar she's a passage of the warm front that brought us a stream of mild air right now, it's been a main path so far. as we take a look at our forecast animation we'll start at 7:00 this evening. there is still spots of light

showers and sprinkles in the north bay. areas of fog and drizzle overnight. mainly coastal and north bay event. there will be a few here and there and starts to dry out as the sun becomes more prominent. looking at projected looking into thursday, friday, saturday, sunday up to 103 degrees. i misred that. it's going to be quite hot that, is the point in livermore we'll see triple digits on sunday and monday. mild again, lows into upper 50s to low 60s and tomorrow, milder in the south bay. with highs in the low 80s, 70

degrees downtown tomorrow. low 80s across the north bay. mid to upper 70s touch about 80 in the east bay. mid-80s inland east bay tomorrow. you can see saturday and sunday, and monday, inland highs from upper 90s to 102, 104 degrees. and we'll ask for relief soon. >> yes. >> thank you. >> up next halle barry takes a step to the federal government. >> what it will do

actress halle barry brought star power to the state capitol today in support of a bill that would crack down on aggressive behavior barry brought along photos of a recent incident at lax involving her 5-year-old daughter. >> i yelled she's a child leave my child alone. we get into the car my daughter is sobbing and says to me mommy are they going to kill us? are they trying to kill us? >> the media and motion picture association opposed the bill saying it could impede news gatherings.

>> san jose hopes a new downtown high rise will help bring new life to the area. crews broke ground today on one south market a 315 unit building costing $135 million to build. the city waived fees and offered huge tax breaks to get this thing built. there are 800 living downtown now. >> my goal to make it cool. that is what every downtown needs. that means we need residents on the sidewalk to make people feel more comfortable. >> the building opens in 2015. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. you'll hear from the family of an east bay road rage victim. >> new campaign to put a stop to global warming and

conditions he is setting for building a controversial new oil pipeline. >> a ruling critics are calling a set back fr democracy.

the family of a young man killed in oakland is appealing to the public for help tonight and uping awards to get that help the 23-year-old shot two weeks ago when he did the right thing stopping after a minor fender bebd bender. >> just waiting for him owe walk through the door. >> tomorrow will mark two weeks since he was shot and killed in this neighborhood thchl afternoon family and friends of the 22-year-old gathered in the spot where he was murdered. his mother made a heart felt plea to the public for help. >> whoever knows anything i encourage them to come

forward. >> today they announced they've increased amount of reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction to $35,000. >> the loss to my family and our friends are trem mend skbrus will still feel it, now and we'll continue to do so. >> police detectives took paint samples hoping to match it to a suspect's car just a mile from home. investigators are also using surveillance video. >> investigateors have a lot of video and are still reviewing video. >> police sea he did what everyone is supposed to do. pull over, get out of the car make sure no one else is hurt. police say he was shot and killed police not identified a suspect mer than two dozen flyers hang in the neighborhood where he was shot and killed. investigators say it only takes one person.

his family had plented more than 800 flyers like these. friends and classmates are holding a benefit to help the family pay off the college loans and add more money to the reward being offered. >> one of the most wanted men in san mateo county is in custody tonight. for two months late -- investigators have been looking for him. they believe he is responsible for a number of home burglaries. the case of a woman found dead is now ruled a homicide. the 51-year-old discovered a week ago. investigators now say it appears the fire was intentionally set. flames were shooting out of the house when crew arrived. police have not revealed how block died saying the investigation is ongoing. >> the president unveiled his plan to combat global climate

change today proposing the first regulations on emissions from u.s. power plants. and rules saying rules under place but not how much carbon pollution power plants can dump into the air and he sthaez needs to change. the president addressed the controversial key stone exel pipeline saying it should only be approved if it doesn't add strain to the environment. >> allowing the pipeline to be built requires a finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest. and our national interests will be served only if this project does not exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution the plan is under

review by the state department. house speaker boehner calls the plans crazy claiming would it increase the cost of energy and kill more american job autos the president says he's disappointed with the supreme court decision triking -- striking down a key part of the voting rights act. long time civil rights leader say it's a blow for democracy. >> i think what the supreme court did was to put a dagger in the heart of the voting rights act of 1965. this helped liberate not just a people but a nation. >> the chief justice wrote it relies on 40-year-old data. congress reauthorized the act in 2006 and can reinstate the

station. >> men's warehouse founder ousted last week from his post today the company says it's because he had difficulty helping -- accepting the fact he was no longer the ceo. book sales plummeted at barns and noble and nook reader isn't keeping up so the company said it would stop making the colored version of the nook and turn the black and white model over to a third party manufacturer. rising home prices and consumer confidence put wall street in a buying mood today. it's still 500 points below where it was just five years ago. >> coming up next, a new study from san stanford on the quality of charter school

autos may help to you decide whether to

a set back for efforts to

build an arena on the san francisco water front. lawmakers changed a bill letting san francisco use water front property for a new arena without going through regular review. backers wanted an exemption from the process in order to fast track this project. but an environmental group today applauded the decision accusing warriors and san francisco after tempting a legislative end end run around important regulation autos education news. a stand ford study says a charter schools are performing better in part because good charter schools remained open and bad ones have closed. stanford researchers found students in charter schools did slightly better in reading than kids in traditional public schools. in math, they were just about even. the study compares apples to apples meaning comparing

students with same academic profiles in both traditional public schools and charter schools. the study reveals low income families, black students and hispanic english language learners benefited most from charter schools. one example is rocketship education. serving pry yairyly low income hispanic children. >> i think the call to the mission is very different. everyone joining knows our mission is eliminate at chiefment gap in our lifetime into is the second study of its kind done by stanford. the first in, 2009 showed charter schools doing worse. now, four years later the situation has gotten better for charter schools. the teacher union says despite years and efforts charter

schools failed to deliver efforts. >> people promise you great changes people are people. children learn at the rates they learn at. >> still demand continues. the study found since 2009 there has been an 80% increase in enrollment. >> just ahead from michael finney a woman who was disappointed in her hotel accommodation autos an

a bay area woman took a leap of faith. >> ste says she wound up in a different location in a hotel that didn't measure up to her expectation autos she turned to michael finney who is here tonight with the story. >> this story will make you want to do your own research before booking a room.

our viewer looking for a quiet vacation but wound up with a let down instead. >> i found out i needed heart surgery. >> diane wanted a peaceful get away. >> you know, trying to run to paradise. >> an ad caught her eye offering a vacation special at the hilton village on waikiki beach. >> just sounded beautiful. five pools, and a private beach. >> she got her itinerary something was different. instead of the hilton she was booked at another hotel. >> i called back i said i don't understand what is going on. i thought it was going to be hilton village. she says it's better. it's a four-star hotel. you'll love it there. >> she agreed to stay there. she flew off, got to the hotel, checked in and her aloha

spirit plunged. >> i got to the room it was dirty. >> she shows pictures of the room saying the chair was moldy, kparpit, stained and lampe held together with duct tape she took a shower and says this fixture fell out of the wall. her balance canno was a railing outside of a sliding door overlooking a parking lot with a warning to keep the doors locked at all times. >> do not o because if you did you'd fall out of the door. >> she says she kept out of the room touring island taking pictures she got home and asked for a refund. >> i ended up with wasn't what they had advertised. >> she showed her room pictures of triple a, promising her voicher for future travel. she never received it. she contacted 7 on on your side. the company tells us triple a is dedicated to providing them with ultimate experience

through travel packages. and are investigating this to assure we're presenting accurate information to members and to avoid any recurrence. unfortunately this experience did not measure up to our standards. we've issued her a voucher to compensate the difference of the hotel she was booked into and contacted the hotel and the general manager tells us we pride ourselves in providing each guest with warm i'll jand style hop talt and do our best to address issues there is no indication in our records of anything amiss with miss mcnair's visit. our staff would have been happy to assign a room mirror to her liking. diane enjoys pictures of the tours and she finally received that $500 voucher. >> within two, three days thu thank you.

>> she also received a voucher from the tour company. now, she's deciding where she might like to go with that money. >> good work. >> thank you. >> sure. >> let's check on the forecast right now. >> yes. muggy weird weather we're having. >> right now look at live doppler 7 we can see pockets of light scattered showers and sprinkles. so still wet weather hanging around for a while but will be drying out tomorrow into afternoon. and there is shower activity around you're yeeko from. chico will be warm, highs into upper 80s, hot in yosemite and fresno.

here in the bay area, sunny skies inland highs tomorrow will be into low to mid-80s upper 70s and right around 80s near the bay z mid-60s at the coast. afternoon baseball, game time, 12:35. p sunny skies and up to about 77 uv index will be high. so apply sun screen. here is the accu-weather forecast. sunday, monday, highs 102-104. we do have a little bit of a heat wave. >> wimbledon is underway. >> yes. mike shumann is in tonight. >> day two, major upsets. highlights our coverage. pretournament distractions with a verbal spat.

five time wimbledon champion serena williams defend her title today. she had a potential distraction with an interview when she went after maria

sharapova's personal life. she apologized but will it linger? serena heading into wimbledon. can't respond williams takes a stand in just 19 minutes broken in the second set on a double set. pushing mandy to the brink general match point. improving a career record here to 68 and 8. and afterwards asked about her and surea pof why's relationship. >> really? no it hasn't been a distraction i'm just here to focus on the tennis just here to play wimbledon. and so this is what is important. >> for the men not much to cheer about for mayor except on the first set. then finish was an overhead

slam but will lose the slam. >> weather a's getting their feel of the national league central. always good to see former giants manager back in the bay area, two and a half games back. so nursing injuries so oakland called up 28-year-old catcher stevens boat. all right. michael kikam had a day we can forget giving up four runs and two and a third innings in may against oakland. and i like both a's and giants tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 on

abc 7 news. >> nba coaching updates boston agreed to trade their head coach to the clippers for a few tour first round pick. rivers won with celtics but didn't want to stick around as they rebuild. and brian shaw after a dozen interviews for head coaching jobs finally landed one in denver. the 47-year-old drafted by boston in 1988 and has been a top assistant in the league for years. >> i feel that i've been prepared for the best of the best for a long time. looking forward to this opportunity from the beginning of the time i came into the league until the end. there has been a championship for bust. >> oakland boss to the current champion looking to part way was his promoteor. the 29-year-old signed after winning a gold medal in 2004.

ward rehabbing after surgery in january and hbo wanted him to fight in september. a hearing will be released from that deal. ward wants that big money fight hoping to side it with top ranked boxers harlem globe trotters and grinder became the first wnba player to dunk fwhis a game. she says she's flattered but doesn't want to be a part of the globetrotters. i don't want to be a show pony or a circus act. so. >> that explains it. >> and coming up you ne every airline pilot prepares for it but hopes it never happens. drama as an engine fails on

take jf. >> then at 11:00 bandits stealing atms happening just days after this heist but this time crooks were in for a surprise. >> they were. we'll see you tonight but that is this edition of abc 7 news. from mike shumann and the entire abc 7 news team, thanks for joining us. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an advertising creative director from providence, rhode island... a phd student in history originally from montreal, quebec, canada... and our returning champion, a test-prep instructor from buford, georgia... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. a little bit of a hiccup in our champion's winnings yesterday, picking up just under $7,000, but he's still here again, defending.

and the challengers today, padraic and john, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go, into the jeopardy! round. and here are the categories. we want you to name the meat traditionally used in each dish we tell you about. next, the correct response will end in double l. alex: andrew, you start. let's try double l for $800. andrew. what is goodwill? yes. mystery meat for $600. padraic. what is pork? no. andrew. what is veal? veal is right. world's fairs for $1,000. the u.s. pn at montreal's expo 67 was designed by this architect and futurist,