[ dad ] jan? ♪ good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> the death toll has risen to 278. riot police in egypt stormed two encampments of supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi. the assault after days of warnings by the interim administration replacing morsi who was forced nout a july 30th coup. >> the military leadership is now imposing a night time

curfew. >> it's a serious blow to reconciliation. and the egyptian people's homes towards transition towards democracy and inclusion. >> jipt vice president resigned in protest over the assaults. abc 7 news has been talking with egyptian americans about this violence at home and joins us from the newsroom. >> secretary of state kerry is calling the violence deplorable, egyptian christians told me this afternoon them3b army there is doing what must be done. the military crack down forced that country's vice president to resign. nobodiel -- nobel peace prize winner says he will not bear responsibility for the blood shed but in hayward, marianne, who has been blogging about what is going on has a different take on news reports of a massacre.

>> since yesterday it's a legal procedure. >> saying the army is justified in removing what she calls an armed camp of morsi supporters. >> it's been proven he's an armed sit in. >> jipgs american activist is watching this same event. >> i don't think the appropriate response to violence is more violence or that this justifies the massacre of 150 or so people, today. >> in burlingame an egyptian american is watching coverage and torn. >> morsi supporters have the right to peaceful demonstration. and i understand their frustration. having lost power in the manner they did. >> she wants the country to get back on track. >> i want the christian community protected. i want women to be protected.óe and i want us to be a secular country.

>> one area where all three agree is violence will serve to radicalize fundamentalized offer every side. that is part of the story we're working on for abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we'll look forward to that. world news going to have more on the coverage on the chaos including why egypt is critical to the united states. world news airs at 5:30. >> there has been another site to opponents of same-sex marriage. the california supreme court rejected an appeal by sponsors of prop 8 in june and the high court's ruling only applies to the two couple who's took their case to court. the state supreme court rejects that argument and the last remaining legal challenge to same-sex marriage in california. >> we now know the name of the woman who died after being hit by a front loader at san jose city college on a construction

project. the heavy machine backed into magda gonzales just before noon yesterday. the tragedy happened near a construction area. gonzales had attended san jose city college in the past and the school doesn't know whether she came to register for classes her family told investigators she was thinking about returning. cal osha, police and san jose police are investigating what happened. >> in marin county prosecutors gave a closing argument in the trial of josephfy..n naso accud of murdering four women. vic lee joins us with the story. vic? >> prosecutors should be wrapping up closing arguments in about a half hour then naiso goes back to jail. this after a two month trial. prosecutors called 70 witnesses to try to prove he drugged victims, photographed them, then, strangled them.

he's also defending himself. >> the 79-year-old listened as prosecution delivered closing arguments. he's charged with murdering four pros stit yurts decades ago. she quoted a diary in which he described in disturbing detail how he sexual assaulted young women he picked up posing sometimes as a professional modeling photographer. then, in mid morning judge andrews sweet stopped the hearing worried jurors may have seen a sign on this truck in the parking lot. it said joseph naso murdered my sister january 11th, 1977, ended with a plea for money. the judge was afraid it may have influenced juror who's

saw it, which could result in a mistrial. most of the session focused on phone shallly damaging effects of the sign. larry told us he was broke and wrote the sign on the truck windshield hoping to raise money. >> my indon't get to the public to get help to stay here and finish this trial out. >> the judge determined jurors had not seen the sign in, closing arguments resumed. naso is expected to deliver his arguments friday. vic lee, abc 7 news. a march calling for the safe return of little daphne webb. the child disappeared from her father's car july 10th. the vehicle parked on 79th avenue. relatives say they have to the given up hope finding her alive. >> helps to get the word out. we're always about keeping the public aware. let everybody know we haven't

forgoten her, she's our issue. she's our headline. >> oakland police are treating the vanishing as a missing persons case though homicide investigators have now joined the investigation. police say neither her father, nor mother are suspects. >> sheriff deputies are investigating who shot a man and leflt him in the street to die. >> the neighborhood was shut down several hours this morning. >> some residents say they were sleeping others were watching a movie. most jumped into action when hearing shots fired. >> my neighbors called 911 you know? so we went down there. >> james watched the 33-year-old man take his last breath lying here in hayward. police say the victim doesn't live on this street. >> don't know why he was here.

he doesn't live in this very close vicinity but is a resident ofal media county. he's not a complete >> i've seen him pass my house to go to the corner. >> a woman saw the shooting. she says two people were sitting in a car waiting for the victim. the shooting came as a surprise to many who live here. >> they say it's a good neighborhood. you know? i don't think anyone is immune. >> police conducted their investigation, no one was aloud in and out of the crime tape. causing problems for parents needing to take kids somewhere or trying to get in to the day care center on the block. >> i'm sure they're going to be asking a lot of questions. >> residents tell thus is the

second shooting on the block this year. they say they believe there is sus spishus activity and they're worried it's related. they say they're starting to feel nervous. a california law banning a chinese delicacy was challenged today. the issue is shark fins. the california legislature banned sales of the shark fins over concerns sharks were having fins cutoff and they're being used to make soup. a district court denied an injunction that sought to block the law. the 9th district court of appeals being asked to reconsider the injunction. >> r.. >> tochl is the day. transportation officials expected to announce when the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open up. monday inspectors said is there no safety reason for the

span not to open on labor day weekend. they'll report back caltrans temporary fix for the broken bolts on the bridge and said the span will be safe to drive on while workers come plate the permanent fix. >> let's check on the weather outside. >> sandhya patel here with the update. >> the weather looking fantastic. looking at live doppler 7 now we do have fog around near parts of the coastline. towards the west you can see sutro tower surrounded by dog there. it's 72 in oakland. san jose, 78 degrees. from our mount tamalpais camera a beautiful view. santa rosa 93 degrees. most of you actually running cooler. fairfield 91. concord now 89.

it's 88 in liver morks here is what brought cooling. golden gate bridge camera you can see the fog and sea breeze. mild inland. morning features low clouds and fog. it's a wide range of temperatures with warmest weather inland. 90s inland, low 60s coast. i'll tell but changes that are coming up straight ahead. cheryl? larry? >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 if it were a lottery prize you'd be rich. skyrocketing cost of raising a child. plus... >> he'llan musk out with another travel project. >> new answering the call. a san jose woman shelter finds him hep from an unlikely place. the story only on abc 7 news. >> michael finney is taking your questions and will answer

them here live. you can contact michael at facebook.com/michael finney and on twitter. >> at 4:12 a look at the commute. mcarthurxu0ze is a mess if you're going from left to right and heading towards berkeley. better for folks on the right hand side of the screen going back towards san francisco or

we have lift off. another project by silicon valley inventor elan musk getting attention today, his company tested on a 10-story tall rocket. watch this can fly sideways, moving about 300 feet back and forth and then, landed back perfectly on the launch pad. space x developing the rocket reusable to save money. this week musk n unveiled hyper loop a new concept he says could shuttle passengers from san francisco to los angeles in just half an hour, he's got a lot of idea autos that is cool. >> yes. >> right? >> aol's ceo makes a rare pub lake polling. cisco is laying off thousands. >> cory johnson is rif at bloomberg west can w.today's after the bell report and out sirkd enjoying sunshine. cory? >> yes. it's a beautiful day. why not? we oflten are close to you

guys. job cuts as the company posted revenues in the 4th quarter. kpt says goitsing to eliminate 4,000 jobs and saying demand is inconsistent. game over for zynga. he tries to put a stamp on the struggling social game maker. explaining changes were taking executives out of senior ranks. and aol's ceo issued ab an apology saying he was sorry for the way he fired a staff member. upon the termination, came during a company wide meeting he apparently held up a phone

shooting video of the boss as the boss is talking about layoffs to the staff and management changes. boss didn't like that. fired him on the spot. the sound that have went viral and showed up on the web. that caused the ceo to apologize. turning to wall street, stocks falling today0 apple shares up nearly 2%. oiners caused what they say was what they say was an internal malfunction. couldn't publish on the web site. where do they publish "new york times"? on facebook. posting stories on the facebook page with no other means available. from pier 3, here outside of the offices in san francisco, i'm cory johnson. larry, cheryl, back to you. >> yes.

>> wonderful. >> costs of raising a child is skyrocketing. parents will spend 217,000ses today half a million dollars raising that child to age 18 and that doesn't include college. the cost up 23% since 1960. that is adjusted for inflation. researchers blame the increase on families buying larger homes health care costs, andeh child care expenses. more mothers enter the work force. >> yes. college costs are brutal. >> yes. >> trust me. >> sandhya has a few years before she has to contend with that. >> i'm thinking about that. >> yes. plets forget about the three kids. we do have beautiful weather. this is nice. we'll just keep it going. with minor changes.

clear skies inland. we do have fog hugging parts of the coast right now. taking a look at the view, you can see what's happening here, sea breeze is back. that has been responsible for cooler weather. temper

afternoon, it's going to be pleasant. in the south bay 84 in san jose. 90 morgan hill. santa cruz,eñ b degrees. 83 on the peninsula. temperatures low to mid-80s. millbrae, 74. this is where fog will hang around well into afternoon. 62 daily city. 64 sunset district. south city, so close to today's levels. in the north bay, 87 santa rosa. 85 napa. sausalito, 74 degrees. low to mid 60s here near the coast. around uk eyea year go -- you're going to see low 90s showing up. 77 oakland. 80 castro valley. around hercules into 70s. inland spots you're where you should be at the time of the fire. 91 fairfield.

accu-weather forecast, mid 60s to low 90s, temperatures down into upper 80s saturday, sunday, a minor bump up monday through wednesday, and up into low 60s coast side. >> thank you. >> up next royal life with a baby. the challenges prince william says he face was a newborn and what he compares it to. >> and after 4:30 ohio woman who has the wedding of her dreams. a promise she kept

abc news reporting gia allemand has died. she was only 29 years old. >> such a shame. >> yes. >> the songs of scandal ask a big change coming to grey's anatomy. >> actor ash ton kutcher trance formed into numerous characters but none perhaps as impactful as steve jobs. he talked about it at premier of the movie "jobs" telling

the story of how the entrepreneur became so success oofl nobody was there because to pick up a paycheck. people that were there, were there to represent the life of someone that we admire, someone that did something great for the world. >> check it out yourselfs when "jobs" opens friday. and dra oh is leaving the show, she's been on the drama since the beginning. it's earned her a golden globe, sag award and five emmy nominations. skalgd scandal nominated for two emmies this year and perhaps, one day a grammy. songs now on a new sound track to be released september 3. it has all excitement for upcoming season. >> first off at the end of the season. it's a problem it returns october 3 here on abc. get more entertainment news at

otrc.com. >> prince william ask kate middleton are not getting any sleep. it's been nearly a month sints birth of their first child prince george. william says he hopes george will sleep through the night soon. his first official appearance since becoming a dad. during a speech he says he used to think his search and rescue duties in the royal air force were hard until he started looking after a three week old baby. >> yes. at 3:00 in the morning. challenging. >> not fun. >> still ahead at 4:00 michael jackson's ex-wife testified today in his wrongful death trial. what she accuses of pop singer's doctors of doing. >> combing through the wreckage of a deadly plane crash what. witnesses say happened just before it went down. >> a california teenager surviving a kidnapping ordeal sharing herúcdl8z;ñ what she says about the man who abducted her. >> i'm wayne freedman.

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disturbing details in the case of a san diego county mother and son killed by suspect james dimaggio. news 10 in san diego is now reporting dimaggio tortured christina anderson and her son before setting fire to the house. authorities saw the crowbar next to the mother's body saying he also shot and killed a family dog before kidnapping the 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> hannah is now back home and sharing her ordeal on social media. >> she answered questions through the web site and described her kidnapper as a psycho who got what he deserved. >> dimaggio killed during an fbi rescue. the coroner says he was shot five times. reporter casey wyan has the story. >> 16-year-old hannah anderson sharing details about her kidnapping. she feel fielded questions on the site ask fm about her

abduction as the man she knew as uncle jim. a user asked did you want to go? she relied no. why didn't you run sne would have killed me. parents he creeped you out? he was my dad's best friend. i didn't want to ruin anything between them. she shed light on the night she was kidnapped. how did he separate you from your mom and brother? he tied them up in the garage. how did he keep the fire a secret? he had a set to catch on fire at a certain time. she wrote dimaggio threatened to kill her if she fled and brought her in part to help carry items. did he rape you? i am in the allowed to talk bit. are you glad he's dead? absolutely. some question the wisdom of her chats. >> she's a 16-year-old traumatized she's inn.a state of trauma so she's not

thinking. sometimes in a numb state you're doing thing that's you don't really consider the consequences. >> hannah posted a selfy engaging in lighter conversation typical of a teenager but some of that seemed painful. what design you did you get on your nails? pink for my mom, blue for ethan. those who know her says she helped plan their funeral autos wow. >> that is casey wyann reporting she relied i wish i can go back and risk my thrive try to save theirs. will never forgive myself for not trying harder to save them. >> investigators on the scene of today's deadly crash of a ups cargo plane witnesses say the plane, which took off in louisville was on fire before

it crashed. they say they heard engines struggling. however, officials say no distress calls were made to the tower. >> michael jackson's ex-wife, debbie roe says doctor who's prescribed pain med tox jackson would sometime try to outdo each other and described his fear of pain. jackson's mother is suing concert promoter for negligence. she claims the company failed to investigate the doctor later convukted in th the -- convicted in the overdose. >> a family court judge today ordered a 3-year-old cherocky girl to be placed with her adoptive parents immediately. the girl was adopted by a south carolina couple when she was first born her feerj dustin brown says his

exfiancee never told him she was giving up the girl. he gained custody in 2011 through a law aimed at preserving native american heritage but in june the supreme court ruled in favor of the adoptive parents. brown didn't return the child and was arrested. once released on bond skpet girl disappeared. >> we're determined to bring our daughter home. we don't seek victory. there is none in this type of situation. >> it f.it takes another week, month, another decade, we're not going anywhere. >> oklahoma governor says she'll are forced to exindict brown to south carolina if that dispute is not resolved and they find him and the child. >> an american runner competing in the world championships have now become one of the first athletes to challenge russia's new antigay law. he dedicated the medal to his friend in the lgbt community.

>> whether you're black, white, gay, straight, everyone deserves to be treated equally. you see videos of two women, two men expressing love for each other are being assaulted. i can't be quiet about that. >> the law ban what's it calls gay propaganda. >> golden state warriors guard stej curry back in the u.s.. he traveled to help deliver malaria nets to refugee was a foundation called nothing but nets. he spoke about the trip today on good morning america. >> they've been treat asked we encourage families to -- if you n want to get underneath them, how about it? we're protected right? so mosquitoes can't get through f they touch the net they're going die off. it goes both ways and protects families that need it.

>> curry donated three nets and it was a bunch he made a record 272, threes, 816 nets. great representative for the golden state warrior autos great project, too. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 a student can shoot like curry set ai record. his three-point shot nothing but net. woman dream to walk down the aisle. how she made it happen i'm still taking your questions so you can contact me right now i'll answer questions here live in just a little bit. >> from our camera you can see fog neert coast. we have sunshine away from the coastline. typical summer time pattern.

i'll let you know what thursday will bring coming up. >> i'll tell what you traffic will bring if you're in downtown san francisco. get on the skyway. it's go dog bring grief. it's gridlock going to lower deck of the bay bridge. back with more on abc 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.

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talents of a teenager. the 16-year-old set an unofficial world record hitting 135 three-point shots in five minutes. here is the amazing part. only missing 12 shots. i don't know. i just kept doing the same thing going straight in. >> thing about him is that he works harder than anyone i've ever met taking 3,000 shots a week. lifts every day. >> more than a quarter million people watched the video since being up loaded last weekend including coaching legend phil jackson complimented josh's shooting style on twitter as a shooter back in the day but tweeted awesome shooting dude. his form is exactly the same every time which is key. >> think he's got a few tour there. >> he might, if he grow autos he can shoot.

>> it helps. good start. >> spencer christian is away today. >> here is sandhya. >> yes. looks like sunny skies, still lingering fog this afternoon. looking at the national picture you'll notice cool weather. cool air moving in. 76 in chicago tomorrow. 78 new york. some showers in atlanta. heat around salt lake city. look at state wide numbers desert southwest looking at high clouds. 85 in los angeles. then, sun. you know the drill there. 83 tahoe. eureka, 86 degrees. monterey, 68 degrees. thursday still warmest weather inland valleys there. 90 degrees in livermore.

77 oakland. fog getting you up to 93 in clear lake. summer micro climates in the bay area, enjoy. >> thank you. >> up next scientists green with envy how glowing rabbits may lead to a way to make medicine. >> how a state prison coming to the aid of a shelter in the south bay. it's a story only on abc 7. >> i'm michael finny. is there a difference between a factory certified pre-owned car and a dealer-certified?

well, nfl taking an unusual approach in dealing with players using human growth hormone. the league going give out hgh saying it wants to give dozens of former players hgh to determine the impact of use on players natural hgh levels. under the plan 75 players

would get the hgh, 25 would get a placebo. it is naturally produced by the body stimulating cell reproduction and can be taken artificially and band by most sports organizations as a performen-enhancing drug. >> this afternoon a medical break through has some)hih scientists hopping with excitement. a team has produced a pair of florescent green rabbits. the glowing affect is the result of a florescent protein from jelly fish dna. the green sclor not important part, it's the green gene. the coal to introduce beneficial genes into larger animals then, perhaps some day producing cheaper ways to make medicine. >> let's say for some patients suffer from hemophilia they

need enzymes in the blood we can make them cheaper in animals rather than a factory that costs billions to build. >> scientists are waiting to see green when the first transagainic lamb is born in november. >> walking down the aisle is a special moment but for one woman it held greater are significance. she was paralyzed from the waist down seven years ago in a car accident. her dream to be able to walk down the aisle during her wedding with her father and her trainer by her side she met her groom inspiring everybody over the weekend. she worked for this moment for a year. >> seeing everything come together at that moment and seeing hard work pay off and her in the dress how beautiful she was. just overwhelming. >> so excited to be married and know i'm marrying my best friend, i

friend i can say now and that i know we're going to laugh for the rest of our lives. >> stevey says her husband would not let her give up on the dream. >> well, a san jose women shelter needed funding got a boost today. a california state prison. involving unusual items maybe. the story only on abc 7. >> johnny go go serving as deputy district attorney. >> he's also networking in his outreach to community organizations like next door solutions near san jose. the organization partners with the da office. >> hot line we take about 18,000 calls a year. >> the nonprofit raises money collecting cell phones getting

about $5 to $10 each. go go found an unusual place to get phones. the california rehabilitation center in norco. >> ended up donating about 140 cell phones chi thought was phenomenal. >> usually takes a year to collect the phones. check out the bounty. guards posed behind the collection then two boxes filled up to san jose. some thrown over the fence to be collected. in the end they were discovered, and then, sent kyky6u the irony of men behind bars this issue. >> we thought wow. so you know there is something about a sweet kiss of justice. >> they say they have a donor

estimating the 140 cell phones will lead to about 2,000 to $2500. >> consumer news now michael finney here answering questions sent to him and we start with vee jay are. >> look. both of the cars are actually much better deal an noncertified that. is because a couple years ago we had the legislature defining what it means. it has to go under a very specific inspection. can't be a car totalled or eliminating buy backs now you're talking about what come was the certified car. when dealer certified i don't know. when it is certified by the manufacturer you get a new warranty. they'll stretch it out to

85,000 or 90,000 miles. when buying a used car you're shopping good vehicle first. so paying more and getting a warranty it's a good deal. >> thank you. rob f asked i brought bought something online it and was shipped to the local post service. >> they're kind of sort of, maybe, some day. it's called sure post. what happens is that ups picks it up from person you're buying the item from. if they delivered to your local post office. the post office takes it from there. cheaper than ups holding it. you don't actually get to make that decision. to me that is one more person that could lose it. >> i love the response, it's definite that we're looking

for. rob o wants to know when i purchase beer i pay sales price and crv then get charged sales tax on the whole transaction. are store as loued to charge on a bottle deposit? >> skourts ruled it's not9n'ç a deposit. they ruled its not a tax which many think it s what it is is that it's just the cost of the item 3c>k÷ it needs to be taxed like the item. >> okay. >> interesting. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up next teaching until the end. what experts are hoping to learn from this weekend's demolition of a landmark building on the east bay campus. >> hi, dan ashley coming up at 5:00 federal investigation underway of the very commission that negatively reviewed city college of san francisco. could it save the campus? and how much difference is there between kate ask jack

spade? a retail battle raising questions about purses, suits and chain stores. those story pz more coming up at 5:00. the news

>> you want to sensor in the yard? >> sure. >> when the building topples on saturday, scientists anticipate a shock wave equal to a 2.0 earthquake. hence the presence of the united states geological survey placing sensors as far as 25 miles away. >> that is going to be a big jolt. >> this professor identified this as an excellent community to study the hayward fault thought about this in terms of

being able to schedule and monitor small earthquake autos yes. they don't happen when you want them to. right? this is an event we know where and when it's going to happen. we can use geometry. >> not likely but after saturday we may have a better i'd of what to expect. all it took was demise of a local landmark. >> not sentimental? >> no. >> and everybody loves a good implosion. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> very commission revoking accreditation for san francisco city college is now in trouble for the way it critiqued the college. >> and is there any difference between kate ask jack spade? both try to stop a store from

opening in san francisco claiming it's a name game. >> i'm sandhya pat yes. wide range of temperatures today but changes are on the way. i'll have details coming up. >> a new report could be a game changer for city college. good evening, i'm an dashly. >> there may be some believe for city college on the way. same commission investigating city college is now being prip manded by the department of education. abc 7 joins us live from city college to explain. leanne? >> in a nut shell the department of education says federal regulations were not volume foled by the committee. is this a slap on the wrist? yes for now. will it change the situation here at city college? some say it should, others say not likely.mjqv it was wrong for the commission to allow peter

crabtree to be part of the team which is >> it's a big no no. it's appearance of of a conflict of interest. it's probably pillow talk counts. >> alisa is with the california federation of teachers. the union complaining to the department of education. the report also fountd that of the 16 members on the team, only one was a faculty member. the department of education says there should have been more. but in a letter the acrediting commission claims the department is wrong. there were three members on the team and will prove it and received it's acred daigs in 2006 there was no mention of deficiencies. teacher