>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. a murder mystery creates chaos in a neighborhood. >> access to a neighborhood has re-opened after investigators shut it down for hours hoping to discover who shot a man and left him in the street to die. abc7 news amy hollyfield is in hayward. amy? >> residents are upset. this was inconvenient and very scary and not the neighborhood they would consider dangerous. some told us of a house what

they described "suspicious activity" but they are feeling very nervous. some residents were sleeping and a couple were watching a movie but most jumped in action when they heard three shots fired after midnight. >> my neighbors, james, call 9-1-1 some guy is laying in the street. we went down there and my daughter took a blanket. >> james watched the 33-year-old man take his last breath lying here in unincorporated hayward. police say the victim does not live on this street. >> don't know why he was here. he does not live in this close area but he is a resident of alameda county. he is not complete outsider. >> residents have seen him here but they do not know him the. >> i have seen him pass my house to go to the house over there on

the corner. >> a woman too afraid to appear on canada saw the shooting and says two people were sitting in a car waiting for the victim. the shooting came as a surprise to many. a good neighborhood. sad. i don't think anyone is immune. >> police conducted the investigation and no one was allowed in or out of the crime tape which caused problems for parents needing to take their kids somewhere or trying to get in to the daycare center on the block. >> i am sure they will be asking a lot of question. it doesn't look good. >> they have re-opened this estate but lots of questions remain. police have not made any arrest and they do not know the motive behind the killing and they are working to identify the victims. a 30-year-old woman riding a bicycle is dead after colliding with a big rig in san francisco.

it happened after 7:00 in the morning at the intersection of 6 and the full some and taken to san francisco general hospital and pronounced dead police shut down streets in the area and re-opened them a few hours later. >> bart is recovering from major system-wide delays after a train was stuck in the tube before 8:30 this morning. the train was headed from the east bay to san francisco when the lead car stopped. the driver put the train in manual mode. the two re-opened before 9:00 with in word on the cause of the breakdown. >> we have developing news on a deadly plane crash in alabama. the fire chief in birmingham is confirming the pilot and co-pilot were killed of the cargo plane when it crashed near the airport. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom with the newest information. >> a full ntsb team left washington, dc, this morning,

scheduled to arrive at 9:00 a.m. our time, with the first order of business finding the voice recorders. >> this video paints a terrible picture, the tail section of a plane terribly visible through orange flame. >> it left a long debris field and break up into several parts with the fuselage in the wing section separated. >> ups flight took off from louisville, kentucky, bound for birmingham, alabama, and crashed a mile before the destination. >> we were in bed and heard something over the house and it lopped like a plane ran out of fuel and a few minutes later we heard this loud "boom." >> local authorities say the pilot and co-pilot were killed. they were the only two people on board. >> on behalf of the ntsb i express our sincere condolences

to those affected. >> the closest homes are a quarter of a mile away. the airbus says this aircraft went from the production line to ups in 2003 and has flown 11,000 flight hours. an expert says weather does not appear to have been a factor. >> ups has released a statement reading in part and i quote, "as we work through this difficult situation we ask for your patience and keep those involved in your thoughts and prayers." a spokesman for the airport says the airport is operational and the the ntsb has scheduled another news conference at 2:00. >> hundreds of volunteers are gathered in san francisco to help the homeless population. city fours are holding the 50th annual homeless connect at the civic auditorium putting dozens of different social and health services in one place for people in need including free

food, dental care, mental health care, and information own housing. >> hopefully with that opportunity manage might occur where someone says, i want to do something if myself i want to get out of danger and daily existence into a hopeful life. >> the event runs through 3:00 p.m. >> the first day of class kick off at city college of san francisco and the group that wants to to revoke the accreditation is coming underfire for not complying with federal rules when they decided to pull the accreditation of city college and said they had a shortage of proper personnel on the panel with a conflict of interest among certain parties, and an inconsistency in decision making among the commission.

city college of san francisco is set to lose its accreditation a year from now unless major reforms are made. it is not clear what impact if any this information will have on the school's future or its students. >> new details just in, in the death of a woman at san jose city college, we were over the scene and santa clara county coroner says 49-year-old woman was the woman struck and killed by a front loader, and instruction worker backed up on a walkway hitting gonzalez on a sidewalk at the fine arts building. >> sign posted outside the courthouse almost jeopardized the trial of suspected serial killer joseph naso. the where of a victim made a sign that said "naso killed my sister," but the judge determined members of the jury did not see it. if they had the case could have ended in a mistrial. closing arts will get underway at 1:30 this afternoon. he is accused of murdering four

women decades ago and dumping the bodies in rural areas. the former photographer is representing himself. ought san diego teen girl who survived the six day kidnapping ordeal has turned to social media to answer hundreds of questions about what happened. the societied press reports that the 16-year-old hannah anderson answered anonymous questions on a social meetia website and shared details of her abduction by the man she knew as uncle jim, or james dimaggio starting monday night. topics range if how she survived captivity to the way she is dealing with the delegates of her mother and brother. one user asked, why didn't you run? he would have killed me. are you glad he is dead? absolutely, she said. a close friend of anderson confirms she is behind the posting. >> happening now, bay area activists are headed to bakersfield to rally for immigration reform and got on the bus at the community center in san jose this morning and are

taking part in the 22-day march to the office republican house majority whip mccarthy hoping to convince him and other house republicans to support a comprehensive immigration reform bill. >> a san jose women's shelter desperately in need of funding is getting a boost from a most unlikely place, a california state prison and it involves the most unlikely item, cell phones. need here and decided to help. some may say it is a higher caller. >> johnny lived up to its name serving as a deputy district attorney for the community prosecution unit. he is always networking to community organizations like next door solutions to domestic violence in san jose. the organization partnered with the d.a. as they deal with victims of crimes.

>> we take 18,000 call as year on the hot light. >> they raise money by collecting cell phone and gets $5 to $10 each when they turn them in and he saw this as an opportunity and found an unusual place to get a large number of phones: california rehabilitation center. >> they donateed 140 cell phones which i thought was phenomenal. usually it takes solutions a year to collect that many phones. check out the bounty: prison guards pose behind the collection and the two boxes filled up to sent to san jose, courtesy of people trying to smuggle in the cells into the prison cells. some are thrown over the against in the yard to be collected or take the bodies with the hopes of avoiding collection but they were discovered, confiscated and then sent here to next door solutions. the irony, a man behind bars, some know domestic violence, helping out women affected by the same issue. >> we thought, wow, there is

something about a sweet kiss of justice. >> they have a donor who matches all the money raised by the cell phones and they estimate the 140 cell phones collected here. lead to about $2,000 to $2,500 for the organization. >> turmoil in egypt, more than 100 dead. what the government is doing to stop the violence were. >> more nightmares for the

>> egypt under a state of emergency after 149 people were killed in violent clashes today across the nation. egypt official news agency says more than 1,400 people have been hurt. it began after security forces moved in on two sittin's by supporters of islamist president morsi sparking demonstrations. the japanese airline that flies from tokyo to san jose has discovered electrical problems in three of their boeing 787 jets. they announced they found problems with electrical wiring during preflight maintenance on a jet in tokyo located in fire extinguishers used for the plane engines. an investigation is underway to determine if the faulty wiring

would cause an extinguisher to malfunction during a fire. >> apple shares are soaring again this morning after a huge jump yesterday. apple shares hit a seven month high after carl icahn tweeted he had acquired a large stake in apple. he tweeted he talked with the apple c.e.o. about buying back a lot more stock to revise the cupertino share price. now apple stock is up 2.112 percent pushing share prices to under $500 still east $700 peak seven months ago buttite a climb in a few weeks. >> pricey for the average person. >> and mike nicco is outside. >> good morning, the roof, we are enjoy the wonderful sunshine and clean air as we can see to the pot of oakland and a lot of people are not wearing coats. that will be the norm in the

forecast and i have a cooling trend. i will show you the numbers in the weekend. >> did you say not wearing something? kaepernick is on the cover of

>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> prince william made his first official public appearance since the birth of baby george. the duke was greeted by hundreds of well wishers before he met with farmers in north wa almost

es and is stationed there where he serves in the air force. the deployment ends next month and then the prince will have to choose between extending his service as a soldier or becoming a gulf-time royal and dad. >> a new medical report is welcome news to married couples waiting longer to have babies. according to the centers for disease control the emergency of married couples having trouble conceiving has dropped. researchers say despite a boom in fertility drugs more women their 30's and 40's get pregnant on their own. the percent of women with fertility issues is down 1.5 percent but it is promising. >> 49ers quaterback cap knick is -- kaepernick is gracing the cover of another magazine. but he is showing his muscles in ""gq magazine"." he is shirtless with a leather jacket and sweat pants. this is his second steamy cover

recently. he stripped down to the 2013 espn "the magazine" body issue last month and this issue hits stands next week. >> this is team compared to "the body." >> but he works lard to stay in shape. >> excellent shape. mike nicco, up on the roof. >> we are not saying anything more than that. >> okay, i just put on another shirt after i saw that...thought i needed it. >> all right we will talk about the weather, everyone, looking out and it is gorgeous, a lot of sunshine with the winds blowing on the exploritorium pushing the flags with a bit of a marine layer and it feels good in the sunshine knowing it is 59 degrees in san francisco if you are headed out the next couple of minutes. we will talk about what is going on and the winds will pick up

this afternoon, we do have a small craft advisory for the bay area and into the delta from 2:00 to 8:00, west winds around 15- to 25-miles per hour and the same shaded areas or colors over the ocean, the winds from the northwest as 15- to 25-knots so it could be choppy. now, the winds are faster than yesterday, with sfo around 13 miles per hour and same in fairfield and ten in napa and everyone else is below average so it is not going to be a fast wind outside of the bay water and the bay shore that develops. look at cloud cover, it looks different than yesterday and we have more clouds along the coast because of the sea breeze and up there near south lake tahoe you can see a bit of smoke but not as rest length and it will move away from us but that is in the sierra. 59 in san francisco and half moon bay and a lost mid-60's in the bay shore and an 84 in antioch, a warmer spot today as you make a run in the mid-90's.

beautiful picture, postcard perfect, i hope all the folks heading around san francisco are enjoying the sunshine. it will be summer today, and summer sunshine everywhere but for the coast, more clouds tonight as the sea breeze is more established and we start our slow cooling trend tomorrow through saturday. from mount tamalpais, you can see a finger of fog barely making it across the golden gate bridge and above it, the picture is taken at the lower level is good and to the head lands you could run into a few clouds, two to seven degrees warmer today is the big story. the temperatures in the south bay are 87 in san jose and 90's around los gatos and morgan hill and 80's for the peninsula and millbrae and san mateo mid-to-upper 70's and mid-to-upper 70's along the coast and flirting with low 70's in downtown san francisco near 90 through the north bay valley. we will make a run at 80 in oakland. fremont is the warm spot at 83. the east bay valley we go, low-to-mid 90's and they need

the air conditioning this afternoon. no better weather to see a baseball game 70 degrees at 7:05 and cornering to 62. here is the seven-day forecast, i pulled the temperatures back a little tomorrow, more on friday and more on saturday, and not drastic changes but enough you will notice it will not be so hot and uncomfortable and a sea breeze calms down and it is warm again away from the coast. if you are headed out, high amounts of radiation so have the sunscreen. it feels good from the roof camera. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> next open abc7 news fancy feast for people. a designer is

>> at 4:00, scientists of flowing over this: green rabbits and how they could three a new way to produce medicines. at 5:00, a bacteria found in your mouth that can trigger a certain kind of cancer. >> gourmet good, wrap your head around this. in a can. don't think it is possible? well, a designer wants do prove that a 12 course meal can come in an 11-ounce can called "all in one," the brain child of a

designer who says it has everything you can find at a fancy restaurant. french onion soup, halibut can coconut sauce, ribet steak and it goes on, he says the can offers "the average joe a chance to dine like royalty." others say it looks like something you find in a bomb shelter.

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