thanks for joining us. >> breaking news involves possible bart strike monday. we just learned the governor will seek a court ordered cooling off period sunday if both sides cannot come up with a deal before then. >> laura anthony joins us live now in oakland. judging from the tone here it

doesn't sound like a heck of a lot of progress is being made at the table. >> well, no. larry and today bart management told us he had, quote no appetite for another strike and true that we heard that his announced the governor he will go to court necessary in san francisco, sunday morning to ask for an order that these sides abide by a cooling off period. they're expected to negotiate. that is what they're doing in the building behind me. >> as he went into yet another bargaining session the district lead negotiator said the talks were somewhat productive. and generally cordial. >> i don't raise my voice. i don't yell, or scream. they don't yell, they don't scream. it's very polite relationship. everybody realizes we've got a job to do. serve trying to do it. >> the district has not come

forward to bargain with us fairly. >> union leaders have stronger words saying bart management has yet to offer meaningful counter proposals on the main issues of pay and benefits and union leaders say but for the governor's intervention, union workers could have walked off the job. >> i think we'd in what? day five of the strike? >> now, they went in northerning both sides indicated that they would like to avoid a cooling off period, even bart said that which is thd this cooling off period. they assured us they're inside trying to negotiate a settlement before sunday. now, today, i'm told it's supposed to be a big day in the talks that they do plan to tackle some of the cuts economic -- tough economic positions. the governor asked for a court hearing for sunday morning at

9:00 and if that point he will ask a judge to impose a 60 day cooling off period. looks like trains will run monday morning either way. >> also breaking news in vacaville. krous founld a body but officials have not yet made i'd fix they found that body searching for a 50-year-old federal investigator who disappeared over the weekend. they made the discovery about an hour ago near lagoon valley park. authorities meefed -- moved the search to today after scouring part of vallejo tonight and this evening. vic lee is at the scene with the latest. >> this is cherry glenn road. just down the road is where that body was located. when police made at

announcement this afternoon they said as you said, they had not identified the body yet and when they do they'll have to fot any next of kin. let's go to sky 7 hd from that area. the body disdmufrd a woodsy area. it's thick with brush and true treez. the search started in a three-square mile area around solano county fair grounds. the search are turned out to be fruitless. police say they've obtained new information pointing to vacaville to lagoon valley park just across i 80. the body later found just across the highway from that park in this unincorporated area. now, sandra coke left her home sunday night and never came back. police said she was last seen that weng a paroled sex offender. he is a felon a long violent rap sheet. they arrested him tuesday on

unspecified parole violation. her friends say they she had dated him briefly 20 years ago. it was a contra costa county search and rescue team that found the body. this is oakland police lieutenant henderson jordan. >> we can confirm a body has been located. the body is a female. we are waiting official confirmation on identity of the body. >> so that is a grim announcement made today. the area where the body was found we're being kept away while the crime scene investigators process evidence and try to identify that body so at this moment just waiting for police to tell us the identity of that body. but i'm afraid it seems rather ominous. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> we have new developments in

the search for a missing girl from san diego county. investigators say a car belonging to suspected kidnapper james dimaggio has been found in idaho. horse back riders say they saw two people resembling demath crow and hannah anderson in the wilderness wednesday. the two kiss appeared after the body of hannah's mother and unidentified boy were found -- body. the body might long to 8-year-old ethan. >> information is that we believe this was a planned event that was prop prep raigs involved. >> a bomb squad will check dimaggio's car or explosives before other detectives examine it. san diego sheriff said the 40-year-old has what they call a quote, unusual infat twaigs with 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> the man accused of shooting and killing a 19-year-old woman in san jess yeah had a appearance in court today. the 23-year-old has been charged with qount of murder

and denied fail. 19-year-old nursing student was shot and killed saturday morning when the car she was riding in was hit by gunfire. >> robert daily of livermore faces murder and child abuse charges in the death of his 6-month-old son. the alameda county sheriff says the boy suffered serious head injuries last month. deputies believe he had been violently shaken. infant died august 1. police arrested daily yesterday. he's been held without bail at santa rita jail. >> a marin county woman is believed to be missing in the sierra. 65-year-old johnny jean daniel was planning a hike and is an experienced hiker she's listed as attendance clerk on high school web site. >> firefighters are working around the clock to save homes from a massive wildfire in riverside county today,

firefighters launched a fleet of retardant dropping airplanes to battle the flames. evacuation orders remain in effect nearly 2000 people. six people have been injured including five firefighters. the fire is now 25% contained. >> in millbrae today some high school students spent the morning taking advanced placement exams for the second time. results for 224 mills high school students back in may were invalidated this, retest was no picnic. >> i was more confident the first time i knew i had studied and all of the concepts and literature terms this time everything was a little bit blurry to cram everything into three weeks i believe everyone, including myself will not do as well as we did in may.

>> the school filed a lawsuit against the college board to try to validate the first test scores. >> thousands of music fans are pouring into golden gate park for the first day of the outside lands music festival. >> tickets to this event are sold out. we're live now cornell, big headliners including sir paul. yes. golden gate park is a crowded place right now. 65,000 people pouring into the festival which, as you said is sold out. outside lands opened gates just hours ago with music started to play. there is a lot of food and drink to choose from. this is

the sixth year for the event which generates $60 million for the city according to promoters. tickets from $300 to $500 online. here is a tip if you're coming dress warmly. >> we live close by. so that ilu parking is at a premium tonight and how a school is

getting into the parking business buying school supplies, too. live in golden gate park abc 7 news. >> thank you. now outside lands isn't the only music event taking place this weekend. annual san jose jazz fest about to get underway for the 25th year. downtown hosting this event including both inside and outdoor venues. 122 acts, a thousand musicians will entertain the clouds throughout the weekend. >> we have more breaking news. this is from marin county. a brush fire has just broken out intense tebs valley area of mill valley sky 7 hd over the smoke. you can see smoke in the screen. fire not very big at this point. it's gt news. it's not threatening homes at this moment. but cal fire has been called in to hopefully help put it out quickly. other crews and air support are on the ground as we speak. you can monitor as that fire

continues in the fight against it the weather conditions are helpful right now because it's cooler outside. >> yes. we'll see what the weekend has in store. >> it remains cooler but pleasant. we'll see a bit of a warm up. here is a look at live doppler hd. sunny skies and active weather again, today, thunderstorms in this area north of clear lake and towards oregon border yesterday and again, today. lightning strikes among the reasons a red flag warning for fire danger was issued for today. so thunderstorm activity continues there but will taper off as we get into evening hours. here is a live view of local conditions here looking for our roof top camera over the francisco. 68 oakland. mountain view, 70. 75 los gatos. half moon bay, 61 degrees.

here is a live view over the bay. 74 santa rosa. 79 fairfield. concord, 76. now a.g]ç look at the bridge hee is a forecast we'll see low clouds and fog returning overnight. mild newscast noon tomorrow, 60s at the coast to 82 inland. we'll take a look at the forecast future a little bit later. >> thank you, spencer. >> still ahead at 4:00 apple's victory over samsung what. it could mean for people buying smart phone autos water-driving fiats coming to the bay area, you can watch this attention traction over the weekend. >> getting bay area students ready for school. why it's bigger this year. >> and michael finney will be here to answer your questions live in just a few minutes.

>> and friday get away right now but you're not getting anywhere quickly on interstate 80. you can see it's jam packed in both directions. abc 7 news

yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ we're following breaking news right now. sky 7 is live over this structure fire. this is the corner of 9th street and "e" avenue. you can see firefighters have been vent lating this and fighting the fire from both roof vantage point and firefighters below as well.

you can see here one of the crew members is dragging a hose up on top of the roof now. >> yes. we'll keep following that as well. as you can see they're just trying to get the smoke out of there. >> quite a smoky mess right there. likely visible for drivers maiblging their way east across it. we'll keep following it for you as well. >> apple wins a landmark patent case. >> good afternoon, larry and carolyn. apple won it's latest case against samsung. the international trade commission decision limits u.s. imports of certain products that apple claims lavishly copied it's iphone and ipad. import ban still subject to review by the president who can overturn it. changes are happening at aol's

patch this morning tim armstrong announced patch chief will be replace bid bud rosenthal. the struggling division is weighing plans to close or find partners for nearly half of its community web sites. shares of black berry hit their highest price in a month today, the stock closing up after reports black berry ceo and the company's board are coming around to the idea of a private black berry. black berry declined to comment u.s. stocks fell giving the standard and poor's it's biggest weekly loss since june. your bloomberg silicon valley is lower today brought down by shares of apple and ju. niper networks. new jersey politicians finding open wallets from tech leaders. 20 people have donated money

totalling $258,000 contributions from markóu3ñ zuckerberg and in bloomberg studios larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> about an hour from now watch party and fund-raiser will take place for bell all star autos this is a fun story to follow. it's the top seed, they're the only undefeated team in the west region playing arizona tonight in the semi final match up. tonight's party starts at 5:15 at carlmont high school. tonight's winner plays in the championship game tomorrow, saturday. >> fans can cave their only glimpse of the team practicing

tomorrow. the team hosting it's third fan fest from noon until 4:00. >> fan fest features live intertainment. by the way nfl's new bag security policy will be in effect for fan fest meaning you can only bring see through or clear bag nootz stadium. >> you may be seeing this on san francisco bay tomorrow, fiats on the water turned heads last weekend. they're really jet skis. depending on the tide. weird site. isn't it? >> you'll do a double take. >> brilliant. >> yes. >> what kind of weather will fiats have? >> mainly sunny weather and warmer into weekend. that will continue into next week. here is a live look we've got sunny skies right now except

along the coast, and near the coast and looking live over the bay low clouds there near golden gate just beginning a push inland from the coast. mostly sunny skies and milder conditions tomorrow, we'll see gradual warming throughout next week by middle of the week high temperatures inland around 90 degrees again. satellite shows low pressure system which brought us cooler than average weather and thunderstorms in north central part of the state. return flow brings clouds back to the coast tonight but will burn back to the coastline tomorrow giving us a sunny day. and getting down to ground level warmer in areas today. tonight wide spreed low clouds and fog.

possibly drizzle near the coast. high temperatures mid to mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, sunny skies, highs in mid to upper 70s. 79 morgan hill. pin anyone la, low to mid-70s up to 74 at redwood city. and downtown san francisco a high of 65 tomorrow, under partly cloudy skies. north bay, mainly sunny conditions with highs into mid to upper 70s. east high temperatures reaching 69, 73 in fremont. inland east bay continues to warm up. 79 in walnut creek tomorrow. 82 in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. warming continues into the middle of the week by wednesday and thursday, we'll see high temperatures inland around 90 degrees up to about 80 around the bay. mid-60s on the coast.

there may be gradual tapering off but we'll be locked into a steady summer pattern foremost of the week. >> thank you, spencer. >> coming up next, oprah's purse theft. country apologizing after she says she was a victim of racism. >> a judge makes a ruling in usher's legal battle over the custody of their sons. >> and back to sky 7 hd live over the breaking news we're following for you on treasure island. you can see fire is raging here in the building. firefighters you will all over it trying to cut through the roof. we do believe sth an unoccupied, boarded up building. stay with us. abc news

officials apologizing for to oprah for a racist encounter. >> the tv superp.zs star says a shop assistant in skuric refused to show her a hand bag because it was quote, too expensive for her. she was in switzerland for tina turner's wedding. >> a spokesperson for swiss tourism saying they're sorry but the shop manager says it was a misunderstanding saying

it was a communication mistake and had nothing to do with racism. >> today was joy behar's last day on "the view off -- the "view view owe -- -. >> the show was a tribute. she thanked her co-hosts and former guests. >> to all the girls i've sat with here before i'd like to say thank you. i salute you all. thank you for the fun and lively conver saigsz about everything and anyone. ways are, now, i know what sibling rivalry was all about. >> the 70-year-old says she's leaving to focus on other projects. >> a lot of change autos yes. >> still to come at 4:00 also big changes at the nsa why the president says whistle blower edward snowden is not the reason behind the overhaul.  battle over civil rights over seas. one lawmaker wants to keep california investments out of

russia. >> a man behind a bizarre

president obama says he's encouraging vladimir putin to think forward instead of backward as they try to improve strained relations between the two countries also today obama pledged more oversight at the national security agency's surveillance programs. abc 7 news has more from washington, d.c. on today's white house news conference. >> out of the gate the president announced a series of reforms for the controversial nsa surveillance program. >> we can and must be more transparent. >> that includes a civil liberties officer at nsa, a

new commission to review intelligence programs and coordination with congress to review program collects telephone records. >> it's not enough for me as president to have confidence in the programs. the american people need to have confidence nem as well. >> the president insisted change woz have taken place even if edward snowdenññ5 had t laekd detail autos it would have been less exciting. as much press. >> do these reforms vindicate snowden? >> no. i don't think he was a patriot. >> nsa says if snowden thinks he's innocent he should stand trial. >> there were other avenues available for someone whose conscience was stirred and thought they needed to question government action autos the white house said snowden was a factor in the decision not to meet one on

one with russian president vladimir putin last month. today, the president said the u.s.-russian agenda has stalled. it's not personal. >> i zront a bad personal relationship with putin. we have conversation that's are candid, blunt skpoften constructive. >> the president now heads off on a week long summer vacation but big pat batdels offer health care and the budget are looming in the fall. >> before his news conference the president signed a bipartisan student loan bill into law. in a frenzy that led to a rare agreement. the law links interest rates to the financial markets restoring lower rates for loans taken out this fall. they will be likely higher as the economy improve autos u.s. embassies will reopen 18 of 19 consulates on sunday back open again.

the government closed it's missions in the middle east ask africa in response to a terrorist attack threat. the consulate in pakistan closing after a separate threat will stay losed. >> california portion of the affordable health care act rolls thought fall. >> abc 7 news attend aid town hall today and joins us now with more on this, mark? >> three years ago the president signed affordable health care act but we've seen that is far from the end of i she's a major player in getting it through congress now, is out, selling it to the public. >> 45,000 young adults under

age 26. the critical group is over 26 year olds who may not feel the need to buy health insurance. in order to spread the risk companies need the young and healthy to buy in. >> get insured. and that not yof getting covered is what we're going to be about. >> the man running the california portion of the aca says speculation about young people refusing is not accurate. >> most say i need it but it's too expensive. >> in order to convince them, the health care act is imposing a penalty in talk weg found life exkbreerns may be a better motivator. >> when did you become aware i've got to have health insurance? >> good question. maybe when i got pregnant. >> i almost killed myself on a motorcycle. i walked home. and laid in bed three day autos a friend was a bartender got this cut turning into this crazy infection. and he went to get, like, you

know huge debt, went into the hospital had a staf -- staph infection and almost died. >> this 17-year-old told me you just have to have it why do you have to do it? >> part of being grown up. >> and as for making premiums more affordable if you're making $44,000 a year or less premiums can't exceed $350 a month and must pay out 60% of average health care expenses. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> a bay area lawmaker plans to ask not a single cent of california's pension money be invested in russia. the reason is in the droint's antigay laws. it's now illegal in russia to speak about homosexuality around minors or carry a gay rights flag. mark leno wants to hit russia where it hurts asking the

state's two largest pension plans to not invest in russia. >> they need to know other count zpriz states are concerned and we're going to bring every possible pressure to bear to make sure they rescind these unnecessary and dangerous plau law autos leno adds the laws are demonizing lgbt community. >> a south florida man faces murder charges for shooting his wife then posting a to the photo of her body on facebook. the 31-year-old appeared in court today. a judge denied bail. he turned hism self in to police yesterday after posting a picture of her corpse on his facebook page explaining he did it in self-defense z spoke with his father before turning himself in. >> he just said that his wife picked up a knife on him, they had a fight and he shot her. >> officers found jennifer's

body in the apartment. the 10-year-old daughter was still inside not physically harmed. the photo of the body appeared on medina's facebook page for five hours before taken down yesterday. >> usher will keep custody of his two young sons. a judge dismiss aid request by usher's ex-wife to get custody. she filed a emergency motion after their 5-year-old son got stuck in a pool drain being watched by usher's aunt. the judge sided with usher'só attorney. >> up next, wedding for the record books. up in the air. plus... a surprise after family sent her on a scavenger nunt her kitchen. >> wow. >> and i'm michael finney.

today 7 on your side q and a just ahead. so i'm still taking your questions and you can contact me right now. i'll answer your questions right here in just a moment. >> looking over the bay a typical summer pattern, low clouds and fog at the coast and summer temperatures are on the way back as well. i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> taking a look at traffic in san jose now, this is highway 87. you can see traffic moving nicely right now. stay with us.

five couples on their honey moonz after setting a record for highest altitude wedding. the couples tied the knot aboard a jet 41,000 feet up in the air. each took a different route to get here. have sm have been engage aid few months one couple had been engaged 12 years. they're all now honeymooning in fiji. >> next step for couples may be telling family member that's a baby is on the way. you can get creative with this. >> yes. sean and lynn thought it would be a good idea to breck the news to his mom by having a scavenger hunt. >> so they told her they stash

aid gift for her, she looked all over reaching the stove. >> what is this? >> what is it? >> oh, it's a bun. >> where is it? it's in the -- a bun! >> the old bun in the oven line. the video already has more than 35,000 hits. the baby is due in december. >> that is fantastic. >> really cute. i love her reaction. >> yes. she pieces it together. >> yes. >> and spencer makes the same sound when rain is coming+qrp. >> yes with my buzzer in the oven. low clouds and fog near the coastline. mainly sunny skies inland. there is that low producing lightning strikes yesterday north of clear lake.

same pattern today pulling away overnight and losing influence on our weather over the weekend. tomorrow, nationwide will be looking at a typical pattern high temperatures 0s along the coast. scattered showers over much of the east and interior mid west california still not so warm as usually see down through central valley. it's generally hot this time of the year there. inland highs moving into low to mid-80s finally more seasonal levels and here is your day planner. day two in noon we'll have lingering clouds and will be

cool. temperatures 59 degrees. 61 as night time arrive autosy going to be great weather for concert if you plan to be there.t tonight might want to take along traechl layers. >> yes. >> still ahead at 4:00 medical internships without a college degree. >> canceling reservation asks your money. can hotels charge you the full amount if you never stepped foot inside of

we found one summer intern ship for students that stands out. students are interning at san francisco general hospital. it's a unique experience. they can see everything, even cadavers. >> there is a lot to say about a human cadaver. >> seeing inside, muscles bones nerves, all of those things. it's something to remember. >> we see that the area. >> discovering the human body is one of the many lessons introduced to these 12

students during summer internship. the program offered by orthopedic trauma institute. they get to shadow doctors. >> a lot of students are part of their school's health program autos they're interviewed before they are selected. the vast majority attend high schools in the west contra costa unified school district. >> this is an opportunity to have exposure to the medical field, nurses, technicians. physical therapy. emergency rooms etc. they witnessed several operations exposed to the tools used during those surgeries here a student uses a midas drill on an egg like a surgeon would do. >> it's rewarding you know you're hearing someone else. to know this is interesting to learn something to be able to apply to myself. >> students are given

information about an image nairy patient. at the end of the internship they must preent findings. >> they went through history and imaging to find the diagnosis. >> the cost is about $3,000 per student. they rely on fund raising and some grants. all of the surgeons donate their time. information on how to help fund the program is available through the foundation. >> there is power numbers when it comes to power ball jackpot. 16 co-workers from new jersey own one of the three winning tickets. they bought it in a market in little egg harbor. each showed up for work despite hitting all numbers. monday, we think is questionable. they'll share $58 million. in a lump sum payment after tax that's works out to more than $3.5 million per person.

a lucky ticket holder in minnesota came forward yesterday. the third also bought in new jersey not has yet been presented to officials. you can watch watch a lottery story play out in lucky 7 follows a group of seven gas station employees interestingly in queens new york who have been chipping into a lottery pool for years. never thinking they'd win. we can do the same thing here. >> chipping in and never winning? >> we haven't quite hit it now, michael finney answering questions you sent to him. this comes from deborah ce mailed us this, i made a reservation on a web site august 10th last night had to cancel. they're policy says i will be charged the full amount. does the law allow them to do this? >> deb brarks you're killing me. a lot of hotels now say you've

got to give them 48 hours notice. as a matter of fact the majority of them do that. if you tell them before 48 hours you generally not all the time you generally get money back. so answer is yes. depends on what the deal was you signed. go back. take a look. if you did not see that information and believe did you not and have a way to prove it then, i want to you call your credit card company yxp say, hey, i'm being charged for something dinot get and receive. i didn't understandlx06t the ru. david h very a friend coming from europe. can he use a european driver's license to rent a car? >> the federal government doesn't care what you do when it comes to driving it goes down to states. every state has a set of rules. here in california if you have a legitimate license from another country you can come

here and drive temporarily that. is okay. however, when you show up to a rental car company almost everyone will say you need knit english. we've got tibl to see knit english. so in your home country werk do not issue international licenses here in the united states. but other countries do. and it puts it in 10 languages so almost anyone can read it around the world. a lot of states don't allow to you drive at all n florida you're not allowed to drive. you need a united states driver's license. >> wow. okay. >> frank, i've been trying to get tech support from del and aol. each time they transfer me to a foreign country s there a law to request help from someone in the us us?. >> nope. a lot of companies couldn't live toupt law. everything they do is outside of the country. communication workers of america have been working on a

bill introduced about a week ago saying that any time customer service answers they would have to tell you where they're located. and it looks like they have a good chance of passing that. >> up next getting ready for the school year. making sure certain kids are ready for the classroom. >> officials schools where students may have used social media to cheat on the star test. outside lands beg

hundreds of bay area school kids are now equipped for the start of the academic year. >> abc 7 news was there the big give away in san jose. >> school starts next week for

many students but being ready is not a given for some families. that is why sacred heart community service has been giving away backpacks and school supplies for 11 years. >> just makes you decide to go to school. and why is that sit going to look cool on the first day? >> yes. >> i'm a single mom. it's a great help, you know? for the children and for myself. as well. >> the first year in 2002, 150 backpacks were handed out this, year, 2462 were donated to students in san jose. organizers say many people are starting to get jobs but often not enough. >> they're talking about the difficulties of meeting rent that has been going up. partly because they're getting jobs they are probably under employed. >> organizers say the recent test scores showed a flight drop and achievement gap is

widening. they say supplies will help them in class. >> i have advanced classes and i need to get, like, special binders and notebooks and things like thachl being able to get these without having to pay is cool. >> every family will go home with socks and a gift card to take care of some shoes. in san jose, matt keller abc 7 news. >> that is a wonderful effort it really is. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> larry, care areo lynn, thank you. a grim discovery. the search for a sis mising oakland woman moves from vallejo to another city. >> what the governor is doing to prevent a strike if there is no bart deal in 36 hours. >> live from the roof of the

kg. tv broadcast center we've been stuck in this pattern but changes coming up in time for the weekend. i'll have details straight ahead. >> governor brown will go to court to keep trains running on monday morning if both sides can't resolve their contract dispute over the weekend. good evening. governor brown says he will ask for a 60 day cooling off period sunday. the board told him a strike will cause harm to health, safety and welfare. laura anthony joins us live now with more on the negotiations underway. laura? >> we just received word they will come down here and make a statement about this cooling off period they're expected to continue negotiation was bart. the reason we vbt had much

reaction is that they have n up there most of the day. the governor expected these talks to continue while decided on the cooling off period that is what happened. that said, both sides indicated little movement so far on those remaining key issues today it's supposed to be dedicated to the big economic issues of pay and benefits confounding to both sides as we speak, the teams are upstairs we're told mediator going back and forth with proposals. unions are expected to give us a statement. a spokesperson says they're pleased the governor is willing to go to court because it's the only way to guarantee there will be no strike looming over the heads of bay area commuters. negotiations again continuing we'll hear from the unions shortly and will have for