francisco. that is the forecast. now the commute. >> we do have the overnight shooting in alameda causing problems traffic-wise on high street with more details in a little bit the we have construction projects around the bay area starting with san jose southbound 880, to 280 we will have several lanes blocked until 5:00 a.m. the san jose camera at 280 away from 17 it is an empty freeway. one lonely person on the northbound side. southbound is empty. clear and accident-free conditions. an early wind advisory on the san mateo bridge has canceled. >> oakland police search for the gunman who killed an 8-year-old and injured three others in a crime neighbors call "a new low in violence." a vigil was held last night to honor the victim. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom.

>> the police chief says they had leads but they need witnesses to come forward because their information is key. two things happened in the diamond district neighborhood where 8-year-old alaysha carradine was killed. a moment of conflict when anarchists showed up to march and we caught this moment on video two men shouting at an anarchist to leave saying this is not for you. the evening was about people in mourning coming together, friends and neighbors holding a vigil singing and supporting each other including oscar grant's mother. >> it is desperate to kill a young baby who has not even lived. alaysha carradine was killed on wednesday during a sleepover. she and her seven-year-old friend and the four-year-old brother and their grandmother answered the door and were gunned down. the other two children and the grandmother were injured. police have parked a mobile command center in the neighborhood and are handing

outposters determined to solve this case. crimestoppers of oakland and oakland police are offering a reward at $25,000 for information leading to an arrest. >> oakland police would also like you to look at new images of vandals who damaged businesses during the george zimmerman protest. police hope these images will track down the people would broke windows and painted graffiti. police think the clothing and other identifiable characteristics could lead the police to more arrests. they are asking anyone who took pictures or video of the vandalism to show them to investigators. >> the san mateo county coroner will announce if a teen victim survived the asiana flight 214 only to die in a tragic accident moments later. the coroner will reveal whether the 16-year-old ye mengyuan was alive when hit by a fire engine responding to the crab. according to the "san francisco chronicle" to sources close to

the investigation say ye mengyuan was alive when she was hit. the coroner met with the families of all three victims to notify them of the autopsy results. abc7 news reporter matt keller will have more in the next half hour. >> new problems for a private ambulance company that serves santa clara county. they have missed a crucial $15.5 million bond payment due on monday. the industry insiders have reported that company lost millions and is struggling to pay their bills. officials are scrambling for a plan in case a new ambulance provider is needed in a hurry. in april, county officials reported that rural metro paid $5 million in fines for repeatedly responding to emergencies too slowly. >> two men face possible life sentences after being convicted for their role in a gang rape of a teen girl. the 16-year-old victim was attacked when she left a dance at richmond high school in october of 2009.

peter and monday -- montano had two different juries. one was strike bit ages of those involved and he asked us to conceal his face and name. >> the ages is what made it difficult for much. they all young kids and all of us have kids and...that's the thing that stuck in my mind. >> both peter and montano return to court for sentencing next month. >> utility customers could settle several million after the energy markets were manipulated byup -- by j.p. morgan chase and they have been working on a settlement. it is suspected they place deceptive bids in 2011 to profit from energy trading resulting in

$100 million in unjust profits and j.p. morgan chase could pay $500 million including penalties. no word on how much goes to ratepayers. >> san jose state suspending five of the on-line courses after more than half of the students fail the final exam. the school teamed up with palo alto-based company to set up low-cost math classes and some say they would have done better if they had more time. something now is being evacuated. the pilot program was launched with much fanfare back in john. the governor brown helped broker the deal and was on hand for the initial announcement at san jose state. >> break news from alameda where two men trying to hold up a store were confronted by an off-duty sheriff deputy. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is outside the bonfare market. what happened next, amy? >> they believe that both men who tried to problem this store

were armed. one of them is on the run. this happen at 10:30 last night here in alameda on high street at santa clara. the bonfare market is where it occurred and the robbers did not realize that one shopper was a sheriff deputy. >> there was an off-duty alameda county sheriff deputy inside at the time and we are not sure exactly what happened but the deputy ended up shooting and killing a suspect who was armed and possibly shot the second suspect. >> they are now checking local hospitals to see if that second suspect will show up looking for medical treatment. they are asking for anyone with information or if you see something suspicious, an injured man on the run, give them a call. do not confront him. he could be armed.

this is the second time this store has been problemmed in a week. eight days ago, at the same time, the same, it sounds very similar to what happened last night, and last night's ending was quite different. you can see they have this all blocked up and they think that high street in alameda will be closed until noon while they conduct the investigation. >> we are headed into the weekend and mike nicco has the big warm-up for us. >> big warming trend today and tomorrow the warmest days in the forecast and sunday is as warm as today. we have clouds out there this morning but they are not so widespread and some areas are lower to the ground 1.25 miley cyrus visibility and santa rosa, and the rest of us are doing okay and well watch sfo for you and keep our fingers crossed at the delays that were short-lived yesterday. temperatures in the 50's and 50

at novato being the cool spot and 60 in mountain view. the next 12 hours you can see the embarcadero center there, and san francisco and 52 to 58 this morning, and 56 at the coast by noon and 80 inland by noon and 60 and 90 so a 30-degree spread between inland neighborhoods and the coast and it will be pleasant for all of us and cool at the coast and 58 to 82 degrees inland. now, a look at the next he days, we are going to deal with temperatures warmer tomorrow and about the same on sunday, and a touch cooler on monday with the high clouds and that could be the beginning of a few storms on tuesday. that is in the seven-day forecast but first an update on the commute. leyla gulen? >> we have construction in oakland traveling along northbound and southbound 880 starting with northbound 880 traveling between 16th and broadway you will find lanes blocked off until 5:00 a.m. and in the southbound direction, south of here, from 23rd to

embarcadero we have another few lanes blocked with cones picked up at 5:00 a.m. and over the altamont pass, we are seeing a little bit of a slow down where 205 and 580 merge. speeds pick up headed into the altamont pass and you are looking clear as you head into livermore and pleasanton with another project right at the dublin interchange causing a delay. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we do not have too many folks so, so far, friday lite drive from emeryville into san francisco. >> thank you at 4:39. a multimillion dollar east bay home is raid by police who they found living inside. >> also, u.c. regents confirm a historic choice for the new president and critics risked going to jail to oppose janet napolitano but first america's money. >> good morning, stocks on a roll with the dow and s&p 500 opening at all-time highs the nasdaq at the highest levels in

13 years spurred on by solid earnings reports and reassuring comments from bernanke. >> g.m. is putting the brakes on the next generation of a chevrolet because of unspecified engineering changes. finally, after winning the 500 million jackpot in may, a 82-year-old has a new home price tag of $1.2 million. that is

>> covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. more financial problems for a music nest value with the director accused of happening out bad checks with mom

protesters facing other lawsuits from those who say they have not been paid for services. walnut creek police are searching if they more squatters after arresting two in a raid on a multimillion dollar house in the east bay. investigators say the house is for sale and was empty for a few weeks. the owner realized the looks were changed. a man came to the door and claimed to lease the house. the owner reported this to the police. >> during the period, several individuals broke into the residence and set up a situation where it appears they had a lease agreement and essentially they were squatting here. >> police say they ran background checks on the alleged renters and found they had a hit of drug and illegal weapons possessions and two were arrested and one was armed. police also found an assault weapon inside the house. this wasn't the first trip to the house for police. when they went before the man told them he was a renter and actually showed them the fake lease. officers left believing it was

all legitimate. >> new u.c. president janet napolitano will meet with the man she is replacing to discuss where the university system stands. >> four protesters were taken out of the u.c. regents meeting in handcuffs at napolitano was named the 20 the president of the ten campus system saying her enforcement of immigration when she was secretary of homeland security is their complaint. napolitano is the first woman to hold the position and will an $570,000 a year, $20,000 less than outgoing president. >> there will be an upcoming imlotion of a 13-story cal state east bay building to study a fault line with the implosion next month will produce energy similar to a small earthquake. the fault is just 750 yards west of the building.

on monday scientists will look if people to let them place temporary monitors on their property. the university is demolishing the 42-year-old hall after declared the most unsafe building in the system two years ago. >> senator feinstein is taking steps to jump start the building of a new patent office in silicon valley. she is adding language to a senate appropriations committee bill to add a permanent satellite patent office in san jose, santa clara or mountain view to replace the one currently in menlo park, a temporary one. last week talks were put on hold amid sequestration budget cuts but feinstein says satellite offices use funded generated by patent offices not taxpayers and seven of the top patent producing cities in the country are, guess where, right here in the bay area. the number one city is...san jose! >> how about that. this weekend, get to break up

the bank to pay the electric bill, right? >> absolutely, reading from the weather script it says "hot." warm around the bay and mild to cool at the beaches with the summer spread developing and it will be bigger tomorrow and the heat will peak on saturday. good morning, everyone, here is live doppler 7 hd. it is quiet as far as rain but in the afternoon we have small craft advisory for the bay waters again. southwest winds are 15- to 25-knots and, also, at the beaches and in the ocean, it starts at 5:00 this evening through 8:00 tomorrow morning with a northwest wind at 15- to 25-knots. as we look at san jose, it will be hot inland and warm around the bay, mild to cool at our beaches throughout the weekend and storms are still possible next week. not great, but possible. when we get a storm this time of the year we will focus on it and keep an eye on it next week. here is the cloud cover, it is

now just starting to reach in the south bay and may not make it to the same place as yesterday around walnut creek and concord and highway four and trying to make it into dublin/pleasanton. by 11:00 it is pulled out of all the inland valleys and most of the bay. we will see a few windows of sunshine open at noon at the coast with temperatures in the 60's and 90's inland. 90 as los gatos and most of the santa clara valley low-to-mid 80's like san jose at 84. in santa cruz about 76 under sunny skies. a lot of low 80's on the peninsula until mayor is i don't at 77, and low-to-mid 60's along the coast flirting with 70 around downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and 83 in petaluma the cool spot in the north bay to 90 in novato and low 60's at the beaches and mid-to-upper 70's no most of the east bay shore and touching 80 in hercules and the east bay valley from 32 at concord and

pleasanton to 97 in brentwood. temperatures fall in the 50's tonight in most neighborhoods and highway four corridor in the mid-60's. the aids walk on sunday morning. we will have temperatures around 54 all the way up to 61 with increasing sunshine. now, the seven-day forecast shows tomorrow the be the warmest, and sunday is cooler and cooler again on monday and then near normal temperatures tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. leyla gulen? >> by contrast, the traffic is on the cool side. it is everyonely out there and friday light. we have construction projects across the bay area, however, and fur traveling through san francisco you will notice this closing until 5:00 a.m. westbound 80 to northbound 101 the connection is should down and you are looking at volume into san francisco off the bay bridge and if you travel to the south along 101 that is also busy. as we look at our drive time traffic highway 4 from antioch

to hercules and over to 80 is 36-minute commute and 80 is 19 minutes away from highway four to the maze and you are under seven minutes there. the san mateo bridge showed an early wind advisory that is canceled and it is empty from hayward into foster city. kristen and eric? >> thank you, the white house is considering canceling a summit between president obama and russian president putin in the fall while moscow considers asylum for edward snowden. he will travel to russia for the g-20 summit but officials is again out of their way to avoid publicly meeting with putin in moscow. the relationship between the two leaders is already tense with both at odds over the civil strike in syria. the n.s.a. is taking steps to make sure what happened does not happen again and the top defense official says that it is implementing new antileak measures like a two-man rule so

contractors have to work with a partner when accessing sensitive data. the n.s.a. is also limiting how many people have access to classified information and where it is stored. >> lawyers for the city of detroit expected to be in court to work out details of the city's bankruptcy filing. the city made the move yesterday as it was about to default on a large part of the $18 billion debt and now the largest american city ever to file for bankruptcy. there is fear that hundreds of city workers could be laid out and city services cut. the white house says president obama and the team are watching the situation. >> money troubles are forcing massive layoffs in chicago public school system. the district says that 2,100 teachers and support staff will lose their jobs on top of the 850 workers laid off last month. officials blame the job cuts on the legislature's failure to real a deal on pension reform which would free up money for salaries.

>> the san francisco zoo welcomes a new addition with the cute baby pictures. >> an act that usually brings you a ride is offering you a cold and tasty treat in an app. >> wet suit that promises to

>> zookeepers if san francisco say a baby gorilla is healthy and doing well born to two of the western low land gorillas. the zookeepers say it is being introduced and could be on view for the visitors in a few days. >> if you need to beat the summer heat pick up the smartphone today. the san francisco start-up known for let, people order private

town cars is offering ice cream on demand service today only. you have to order more than one cone, six kobe will run you between $20 and $35 and will be delivered by an ice cream truck. they did this last year and not everyone who wanted ice cream got their ice cream and, boy, what a great day for ice cream, right? >> indeed, but aren't you talking about...$8 for cone? >> when you are desperate you are desperate. >> mike? >> thank you very much. here is the east bay hills camera looking to the east at highway 24, you can see it is barely showing the outline of mount diabolo and it looks clear. the clouds are having a hard time climbing over the marine layer. temperatures are from two to five dead warmer and a lot of us are in the 80's and the 90's away from the bay water.

as far as what is going on today, rip currents through the weekend in los angeles and san diego if you are head that way and triple digits through the central valley and in tahoe, sunny today and record highs are possible all weekend and a slight chance of a thunderstorm on saturday and sunday. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> more construction and no crashes which is good. but veto a project that is causing slowing in dublin/pleasanton and westbound 580. to san ramon it is 47 miles per hour and eight miles per hour behind it and down to the single digits approaching dublin interchange. the rest of the drive to castro valley is locking clear and 680, as well, from walnut creek through danville to dublin, good news, cheer. everything is on time with ace, caltrain, bart, muni, all on track so no problems. eric? >> thank you, leyla gulen at 4:55. sunday is aids walk san francisco and abc7 news is a proud sponsor.

if you are there you can see yourself on the ace use jumbo tro on checkpoint they. we will stream it live for you and it is not too late to register. you can call to register. you can text "walk sf" to 292929. >> more trouble if boeing 787 dreamliner, a tokyo bound japan airliner returned for boston because of a possible fuel pump problem after the 787 was grounded from january to april after batteries overheated. a fire broke out aboard an empty ethiopia airlines in london last week. >> the rover is confirming martian atmosphere has sprung a leak and lost a large part of the original atmosphere and is slowly turning colder.

scientists near rised about this in the 1970's based on vibing but this provides the clearest evidence, yet. >> australian company has unveiled a wet suit that will protect surfers, dives and swimmers from sharks. the video from the shark attack mitigation suit camouflages the diver. the other warns the shark diverting it to a high contrast black and white and though do not want to be near you telling sharks, you are not the delicious sale snack they are looking for. the company says this was tested with tiger sharks but no people were inside them. more testing is scheduled for the summer but the suits already are on sale. >> human volunteers needed. >> who wanted to go first? that is what i in the. >> our hands are down. >> breaking news in the east bay

where a robbery suspect is shot and killed by an off-duty sheriff deputy and next at 5:00 a.m. what police are revealing about what happened. >> partial victory for firefighters battling a huge wildfire in southern california and what is now another challenge if them. >> the cover controversy that just will not go away, a new look at the boston bombing suspect with photos that we are not supposed

eeeee you are going to join us. >> say it again? >> on friday.