and drew anger from the judge. dan noyes joins us live now from the court house in san rafael with the latest. dan? >> naso back near marin county acting as his own attorney but the judge almost fired him today, naso's demeanor changed. his suit, tie are gone but snid comments are flying. the children of his victims took the stand, testifying about the impact of the deaths. carlen was 21 when naso killed skmer dropped her body in 1978. today, her daughters testified about their loss, about having no memories of their mom and being accused by their grandfather after the mother was no nger there to protect them. shane ashby smoek spoke with me about naso. >> i think he's a monster. he should be punished for crimes he is the son of

roxine rogash. shane was just two at the time. >> yes. i think about it. everything your mother has done with you since you're two years old. and imagine life without your mother. i mean, there is no simple way to explain it. >> jamie parse yonz was also two when her mother died. naso killed pam parseons and dumped the body in an orchard in 1993. jamie says the first memory was growing up in foster homes and the murder affects her relationships to this day n opening statements naso said all of the victims my heart goes out to them but i am not responsible. very no regrets. he urged the jury not to give him the death penalty. the prosecution called a sheriff investigateor to add yet another victim to the case.

56-year-old shary. a patton's body found on a beach in january, 19816789 she lived in a hotel that naso managed and prosecutors say several of the writings tie naso to the murder. in one outbust naso equated lawyers with prostitutes and naso told a prosecutor she should brush her hair. the judge was in the happy but what more can you do to a man who, at the best faces live in prison? for the i team, dan noyes abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> an under cover officer from a different agency shot a drug suspect this afternoon. sky 7 was over the shooting scene in the parking lot of the hoby's restaurant located at north matilda. telling us police officers and santa clara county sheriff deputies were involved in a drug investigation but not saying yet which officer opened fire or why.

a sheriff deputy being treated for chemical exposure to lungs tonight after saiching a suicidal man. a second deputy also got a whiff of the fumes. the man mixed a toxic solution of chemicals. deputies didn't smell anything but were overcome by a cloud of colorless vapor. the man survived. the one officer is lakely to be owe off the job several weeks there is a of the san francisco skyway. look at this, this is just gridlock and how bad it's been get together bridge and into san francisco up from the peninsula. hell haj no fury like a woman who might be late for work. >> it was an ugly drive n that

is all i'll say. looking at the bridge this is a new view that we're going to get accustomed to seeing. traffic moving smoothly here, our employees tell us it's been a nightmare just getting home. strafkt a crawl once again. >> as gateway to gold again -- bay bridge where the beautiful word of the language may be typical. coming from that man right over there. his names is james fox. maybe until now you didn't know james by name but do by sight. not unless you frequent the bottle neck known as first and harrison. the gateway to the bay bridge. you should have seen it last night. >> that is bad, took two hours.

>> i think everyone likes to see the new bridge. >> do you? >> no. >> one extended into darkness in daylight savings time. professionals describe the mess as the traffic equivalent of a perfect storm. >> yesterday, it's outlier of outlier autos when there is something new on the highway system, there is a period of adjustment. >> john goodwin and bob hoff from caltrans is with 300 cam rooz yesterday would have been a heavier day than normal. >> we had the end of labor day weekend. people returning to work. yes, the new bridge 2:00 p.m. traffic backing up into the tunnel.

last time we saw this is when work crews installed an s curve. >> that is about a three-week break in, then, we found a norm. >> let's call it new norm for a new icon and growing pains. and now we're looking at james watts who may be the most valuable man in rush hour, one interesting note for you. there was less traffic on the opening day at the bay bridge than there was before about 2000 cars less per hour and yet, traffic went slower because everybody was trying to get their money's worth. >> doesn't seem like there were fewer cars. >> police search for a woman accused of impersonating an animal control officer and praying on a natural fear of snakes. today fremont police released this photo of a woman they say is helping them burglarize or

did burglarize several homes, she pretends she's investigating a snake infestation and lures residents into backyards while her accomplice then sneaks in and burglarizes the home this, is the car police believe she was driving during burglary in fremont. homes in seven bay area cities have been hit in recent weeks. >> well, san leandro police hoping a hope surveillance video will land bold burglars in jail. take a look. you can see two men breaking in, then making off with expensive items. >> residents say there have been a rash of burglaries in weeks. many of them during daylight hours. but police hope a video might help. these two, we're thinking teenagers walking up to the porch it started with a simple

trip to the front door two. young men ringing a bell waiting for a couple minutes before 9:00 in the morning. >> i did they look nervous as you can see. and this is. >> video shows them prying off a screen jump through it, and leave less than two minutes later. stuffing jewelry into their pants. this neighbor says this happens all too often lately. >> seems like they go up, ring the door bell, listen and wait. and then, they'll go into the backyard. >> police hope the public recognizes these suspects like they did in february in another case. 6 soon after this video aired police received several tips

that led to an arrest. it's common for would be burglaries to rick the doorbell first. >> key is not to answer the door. keep the door locked and tell them you're calling police f they think the house is vacant they can break a window or door, next thick, they're in the house wu in this case anyone with information is asked to contact san leandro police. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> still ahead tonight here on abc 7 news a neighborhood where low rent is in high demand. why google is now interested in affordable housing. >> new poll sni place at san francisco tra. what it will mean for plans to rename it after a local politician. >> another pleasant day today, i'll have the accu-weather forecast shortly. >> every item phone shallly on

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sky 7 live over a shooting at 94th avenue and birch street. you can see this area is cordoned off by police, we know two people have been shot. we'll keep you up to date on this, you can continue to follow our breaking news coverage on twitter on abc 7 news bay area. >> never mind google glass and driverless cars. it's affordable housing in the

backyard in mountain view. the family apartments located on highway 856789 abc 7 news and business and technology reporter david louie with the story. >> on the outside franklin street family apartments have a mediterranean villa look. the kinld of complex you'd expect to be high rent. this is silicon valley. >> some of the new apartments goring for $5500 a month for two bedroom. >> however, these were designed to meet growing need for a a.fordable housing for people making less than $44,000 a year that. is half of the median income in santa clara count yeechl the $23 million project attracted google as an investor which bought just over $6 million in bonds. >> we believe in ush wherean house skpefrg one having an affordable home. we think this is a responsible way to shareholders and community to put our money where our mouth is. >> interest is tl is incentive for google a federal tax credit. >> they'll realize in tax

credits about the same amount they put n say this is not what they d but it's $10 million in a perfect jekt they'd get $10 million over 10 years. >> a one bedroom rents for $937. a two bedroom, 112 2dzs, a three bedroom $1291. applications were handled by lottery. all 51 units are occupied. the recession forced this resident into bankruptcy. >> i lost a house. four cars. i can now travel to work instead of riding buses. i teach in the school systems. >> it puts christina, a mother of three on a stronger financial footing. >> i'm able to start saving now. i do have a little bit in savings which is a good thing. it's helped in more ways than i'm used to.

>> a lng time resource center hoping to move because of concerns over safety of the old site there is only one thing holding back. money. it's a story we first learned about last month in a community meeting in chinatown. abc 7 news was our moderateor and has the story tonight. >> the center has been helping people with disabilities for more than three decades. it's grown dramatically and offers a full range of services to more than 500 clients. thousands more receiving information and reeferal autos what we're trying to do here is help folks from disability strikes help them get up to keep fighting. >> jesse heads the center and says many of the clients have disability.

>> traumatic brain injury but a tri large population of folks with mopibility hearing or visual disability autos stewart is a regular client. >> they've allowed me to accept limitations after brain aneurysm. to live with them in a respectable way. >> the center hopes to move to this newer building. the reason is current location poses concerns. the senators on third floor of a building only one elevator. and is so small. >> a lot of new scooters can't fit in the elevator. >> the center has no open space and in fact, columns in the rooms here pose a danger to those who are visually impaired. the new facility will be on the first floor, roomier and designed to accommodate those with physical disabilities.

so far they've raised $400,000. but they still need $200,000 and that is an amount that has been difficult to raise. >> now if you'd like to donate to the living resources center there is a link for you abc 7 news.com under see it on tvf your group would like to host our next meet going to the community page at the web skpit click on abc 7 listens meeting. >> san francisco airport commission today adopted a new policy that rules out renaming sfo after former supervisor harvey milk. supporters suggesting naming after milk. but today, the commission said it would not allow the airport or any buildings to with named after a person. they did leave open possibility of dedicating part of to it someone, but only if they made a significant contribution to the airport.

>> now sierra fire near yosemite. u.s. forest service says it's unlikely it was started by marijuana growers. officials said the area where the fire broke outdoes not have a water source needed for a remote pot farm. whafrt cause the rim sfir now 80% contained and firefighters trying to save groves and meadows inside its 368 foot print. take a look at this map. today it showed the burned area of the rim fire covering an area stretching from fremont to los gatos. >> national firefighting crew is back home after battling that rim fire. the rescue wing spent several days providing air support to firefighters. this is video of the airmen. the crew says fighting was intense but a team effort from the ground up. >> we have team in the helicopter then with have people, thousands of people

that are out there. just everybody to get this under control. >> 129th flew near bily 90 hours, dropping 450 buckets on the rim fire. it's enormous. >> yes. it s spencer christian is here now. the weather in in that area, are they experiencing warmer temperatures as well? >> nothing extreme. >> yes. >> no really strong powerful winds. winds have been gusty from time to time. but nothing that would significantly hurt the firefighting efforts. it's been remarkable. >> yes. >> a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies across the bay area. just patches of coastal clouds here and there. active weather down in southern california similar to last week an area of showers pushing through dry areas and

beyond producing risk this time of some flooding. riverside south ward down to palm springs and pine valley. back to the bay area a live view looking over calm conditions across the bay. it's 67 degrees in san francisco now. 64 half moon bay. another live view over in east bay looking west yard, nice reflection of sunlight. it's 81 santa rosa. 70s napa and novato. one more live view from our camera looking out over san francisco some patchy fog. this hot pattern we've been talking about will arrive friday and goitsing to hang around into next week.

satellite shows that pesky low pressure system up to our north, northwest around that is producing a western flow. windy conditions over parts of the sierra from 11:00 in the morning to 11:00 tomorrow night including tahoe and reno area with strong winds increasing the fire risk. now looking ahead that center of high pressure builds in behind it. hot weather is going to arrive friday. overnight, mild, lows around 60 degrees, warm in the south bay highs to mid-80s, 70s on the peninsula. mid-80s across much of the north bay.

east bay highs mid to upper 70s here is the accu-weather forecast. here comes the heat. high temperatures upper 90s to near 100 inland. and mid to upper 70s on the coast. not extremely hot. >> good deal, thank you. >> just ahead tonight safeway pays a price in a major climate change case. >> how sewer market may be contri

agreeing to pay a fine and spent $4 million to reduce green house gas emissions. the government accused safeway of failing to fix coolant leaks allowing escape of a gas. safeway was blamed for failing to keep proper maintenance records. the environmental protection agency today called it largest protection >> and san francisco mayor ed lee will pick a charity to receive the other half. and today a huge was dedicated

in his honor created by students in san francisco. on a building owned by the school at hays and polk streets. it's 50 feet high taking four months to complete. one student told abc 7 news there is no way to honor a man who died doing what he loved. >> more still to come here on abc 7 news at 6:00. just head crisis in syria. the white house wins a key vote on capitol hill. puts us closer to taking military action. >> tonight the battle over prison crowding. democrat versus democrat and why a ride sharing service is offering free rides home to anyone who

president obama won a key battle today that puts u.s. a step closer to military action in syria. today the senate foreign relations committee allowing u.s. strikes against syria for its apparent use of chemical weapons but that resolution limits u.s. involvement to 90

days and bars use of ground troops. there is still doubt if the measure could pass the full senate. secretary of state john kerry tried to convince members to vote yes. >> the world wondering whether the united states of america is going consent through silence to stand aside while this kind of brutality is allowed to happen without consequence. >> nancy pelosi in a tech company today when she heard of the vote. she's working on a resolution that would limit u.s. involvement and expects a vote next week after a full debate. >> i think there is a good chance but i really don't know. because again i'm not sper swayedding just asking input on it. >> the president will meet with russian president putin tomorrow, putin expressed doubts as to whether syria used chemical weapon autos the battle over how to prevent release of 10,000 state prison

inmates heated up in sacramento today, there two proposals being pushed by two top elected democrats. two men that are usually allies. right now it looks like they both could lose. >> today, we're faced with a choice between releasing dangerous criminals early or keeping them locks up. the governor's plan will keep them locked up. >> the senate panel panned a proposal spend several million a year to house nearly 10,000 inmates in private or out of state facilities. the courts have ordered reduction by december 31 judges could order early releases. committee members worried about costs. >> money does snot knot grow on trees and we do have to make priorities here. >> committee member as proved a plan to ask the courts for three year extension to invest

$200 million a year in rehabilitation and counseling to reduce likelihood of criminals reoffending. and says otherwise, california will never regain control if they p keep coming back. >> court continues to stay in our business in a way that rightfully frustrates the governor and the legislature. >> the rejection of the plan and approval of another sets up a possible showdown, governor brown has denounced aks as an inmate release plan by another name. and steinberg is incivilitying he is right. turns out it may not matter which plan is okay. a new report by independent legislative analyst finds both plans questionable. the governor might have difficulty moving out 10,000 inmates by december 31. the senate plan is rereally a five-year plan, not three.

so courts may decide the only viable option is early release. in sacramento, abc 7 news. >> state supreme court deciding whether an undocumented immigrant can practice law in california. sergio garcia brought from mexico at 17 months old. he moved back and forth until he was 17. garcia has been would like a green card and went to college and passed skbar now seeking a lions. >> i think that the wonderful message that can be sent today if you work hard and persevere and you don't ever give up, you can make your american dream a reality independently. >> the state bar wants to admit him. the final day sai goes to california supreme court. the department of justice urging state to block garcia's admission to the bar staying -- saying federal law prohibits it. >> a san francisco based company wants to keep nfl

players safe. bloomberg offers an nalt tiff providing this video how customers can use a smart phone app to arrange rides within minute nouz players will have access to this service thanks to a partnership between player union and uber. the goal to reduce number of player that's get arrested for drunk driving. >> players are using uber already. we just wanted to make partnerships owe foishl-to-say we're here to try to solve problem that's you have. >> if this will cut down not just duies but dangerous situations we're all for it. >> the partnership will give a credit as incentive. >> tonight money matters another strong month for auto industry. major auto makers reported double digit saems increases today, honda topped the list with 27%, toyota had its best month in more than five years, cars now selling like they were in 2007 before the great

recession. that came as good news on wall street. the dow shot up 96 points. and a host of stocks fell between 3% and 6%. samsung unveiled galaxy gear an extension of the smart phone worn on the wrist. will sell for $300 beginning september 35th weeks of what is expected to be a similar product. >> now a thousand hens about to catch a flight to freedom. the flock arrived in hayward this afternoon from a animal sanctuary that used to belong to an egg farmer. they've outlived their usefulness and going to be passed. -- gassed. the farmer offered them up to animal place. >> the plan due to take off in just minutes another 1800 still up for adoption. >> they're going to a farm. >> yes. >> if you reach that had age

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we have encouraging news on age prog ses. not the fountain of youth but a new study is suggesting that challenging games can have a potent affect on the brain function of older adults. >> for this study volunteer the roadway could be called memory lane. it's part of a 3 d game designed to test and pro ten shallly improve brain function in older adult autos so i was interested finding out if there is a way to contribute to finding out why my brain doesn't work like it used to. >> the game was developed by professor adam gazaly and his team requiring drivers to ignore others forcing the brain ni state of multi tais beinging. >> ability to deal with the distraction and working memories decline as we get

older so we're looking at boosting a skill that naturally seems to decline with age. >> to accomplish that they asked volunteers between ages 60 and 85 to undergo training and drive the course of regular intervals over a month's time, saying initial improvement was dramatic. >> what we show wtd game play is that multi tasking ability of the older adults improved to level of 20 year olds after just a month of game play. >> in addition they recorded subject's brain waves, concentrating on neweral pathways. their brain activities began to resemble pattern seen in young adults providing evidence that older brains are retrainable. >> we showed with the brain recording they have this robust plas tisity. >> in one expected result he says the improvement also extended to skills not directly challenged by the game. including working memory or ability to hold information to

complete short term tasks and describes its a feeling of heightened concentration. >> it's what i call where you're just there. and you're just focused on that car. >>ed team hopes to understand how neuropathways are changed by the stimulation. potentially exploring effectiveness of the games and treating brain disorders such as alzheimer's. >> hopefully ill it will be developed out as having an impact for people to enter their live autos he is now working on a commercial version of the game that could be used as a thura putic tool. >> 7 on your side michael finney looking to save you money and tonight found a new one. yu name your price and

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passengers keep shoes and jackets on during screening they can have liquides and gels in their bags. it costs 85s skpdz open to us us citizens. >> competition for your business now reached a new level thanks to a new name your own price web site. michael finney now to tell us how it works. >> by now most people are familiar with price line. you can name your own price. well, now for the first time, you can name your price from any retail product. the sight called green toe. we dipped our toe into the service to get a feel for what it's all b max enjoys his new guitar. he says he found it online $450 scheeper than for what he saw it for on amazon.

>> to find a site where you can save $400 off the amazon price to me is mind blowing. >> he named his own price using green toe.com suggesting an offer green toe includes price comparison chart with reviews of the products offered for sale. once submitted it's sent to dozens of retailers joe is ceo and founder of green toe. >> it works first retailer accepting that offer makes a sale, then, retailer fulfills offer. >> if your offer is accepted you must buy it. however, if aren't satisfied you have 14 days smrks offer a more generous return policy. unlike price line, decision on whether offer is accepted is not immediate. it's up to you to determine how many days it will be on

the table before it's pulled. >> part of this is a great deal. >> the catch is that you aren't told what retail yir will be bidding for the business. only if offer is accepted will the winning retailer be revealed. >> retailers like to keep it quiet that they're a part of that lower price. >> green toe only has 35 partners. each is authorized to sell the product and product come was a warranty. green toe says about 93% of the offers are accepted. the retailer pay green toe a commission whenever making a sale. offer you make includes all tax and shipping. >> that is great to know there aren't going to be additional fees added on. the price you bid is the price you pay. >> products for is sale limited to photography, electronic as ply yenss baby and musical equipment but list

will be expanded. green toe estimates average savings is 20%. >> retellers have to get rid of inventory. >> if you have a dispute you should take it up with them, but green toe says it will step in if that is ending up being necessary. >> pretty cool. >> interesting idea. >> i think we'll agreece spencer christian forecast is -- . >> it's free. >> we've got sunny skies from coast to inland and patches of coastal clouds and some great weather, tomorrow, mainly warm conditions and hot down in desert areas, isolated thunderstorms near tahoe and reno. back here in the bay area another sunny lovely, mild day with high temperatures on the coast mid to upper 60s, mid to

upper 70s around the bai. upper 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. here comes heat beginning friday. and peaking over the weekend with inland high temperatures saturday, sunday, upper 90s to near 100. almost 90s around the bay. mid to upper 70s on the coast going to taper off so it won't just drop off. >> looking good. >> you to. >> now i'm in for me. >> yes. >> thank you. >> bomb's away. and you? you'

maybe you remember 11 years ago today scott hatterberg hit a walk off homer. a's won their 20th game. athletics homered four times against texas moving back into a tie in first place. hugh darvish, a's using him for batting practice torkd brandon moss with his team leading 26th homer of the year. a's up in a flash. solid out for jared parker

allowing just six innings. parker unbeaten in 18 straight starts that is a a's record here it comes there it goes. josh donaldson getting some to left. a's cruising 9-2 and not done yet. coco chris continues to hit the long ball and launches a two-run bomb. a's move back into the tie. giants and padres in san diego. hunter pens connects off of eric stolts. giants up 3-2. whafrt panda is eating i want

some opposite field in the 8th. panda not done. here in the 9th thj is a three-run cloud his third homer of the game. four for five, six rbies. giants win 13-5. 49ers open sunday against green bay. colon yaerpnick going to be a marked man. teams spent all season, off season stud yeahing to try to defend 49ers prevailing opinion is that they're going try to crush them on every day. nfl has rules to protect quarterbacks in the process. >> i believe he's declirg he's a runner you know? that is the conversations right now.

>> we've seen a lot different look autos they do a lot of things well and have a lot of great player autos raiders coach still hasn't formally declared terrell prior will start but not much of a secret at this point. he outplayed matt flynn. he is excited, though vague about the opportunity. >> he told the team he won't be talking about her after that. >> i'm starting but i can't tell you. >> u.s. open men's quarter finals. now frenchman came out on fire here, rips back end down the line.

the spaniard coming to the net here on the fifth sex we go. match point here with a forhand. takes fifth >> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up... do you know this man? just-released individual yof a serial bank robber known as ot onball bandit. >> campaign clash what sparked this heated exchange between anthony weaner and a phone shall voter. >> here prime time begin was the middle followed by mod yirn family, then, the lookout and abc 7 news tonight at 6:00. >> but that is it for this edition of abc news at 6:00. >> from the entire news team,

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