>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. police investigate a gun battle in san mateo, a home invasion robbery thattent with wrong for the robbers and turned deadly. thanks for joining us. >> one person is dead, two more are injured and many are stunned in a crime that started on the peninsula and ended in san jose. the gun battle took place in a quiet residential neighborhood in san mateo. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is at the scene. katie? >> this is an active crime scene. a lot of violent twists and

turns that began when three people bust into a home, bullets fly, three are hit, one is dead. >> a man who lives here but does not want to be identified heard the gunshots but thought it was fireworks. >> we were standing through the window because we thought nothing was happening, but then they went off again the. >> three armed suspects were attempting a home invasion robbery and confronted by four residents one with a gun of his own. a gun battle erupted. guns, multiple bullet holes and blood were found. >> 24-year-old who lives at the house was shot in the shoulder and he shot two of the three suspects. police say the suspects took off in a dark s.u.v. a neighbor saw it all. >> you can see the chaos and the girl screaming and the shadows people running across the treat and you can see the guy dragging the body and the car takes off and another car came and they are yelling at that car to

leave. >> the three suspects ended up at the regional medical center, one dead on arrival, another wounds, the third not hurt and taken into custody. police have not revealed a motive but say the come community is not in danger. >> this was not a random act. the suspects specifically targeted this house for reasons not entirely clear. >> the deputy chief says the suspects did steal stuff from the house. more arrests are coming. >> the suspects are facing charges including but not limited to robbery and homicide. the investigation still very much underway. police are asking anyone who saw anything about what happened to call the san mateo police department. >> thank you. new this morning investigators in santa cruz county are looking for victims of a possible child molester from a decade ago. the sheriff deputies arrested this man, on tuesday.

he has illegal conduct with two children 10 years ago at a christian school in live oakland where he worked as a bus driver. investigators believe there could be other victims in the area and they are asking anyone with information please give them a call. >> developing news in the east bay, where investigators are working to determine the identity of a body found in hayward in the yard of a vacant home at 2:00 this morning. police say the man was dead for less than 24 hours. he was between the ages of 25 and 30 years old. he may been homeless. the cause of death is under investigation. >> happening now in the south bay the c.h.p. is investigating an accident involving a school bus and a minivan in san jose. investigators say the school bus was transporting four special needs students to the campbell community center when the crash happened. the students were all adults and taken to the hospital with minor

injuries. >> a truck pulling a portable office trailer overfunded at the treasure island off-ramp of the new eastern span of the bay bridge this morning. you can see it there in the corner of the screen as rues worked to pull the trailer back upright. c.h.p. issued a sig-alert until they were able to move it off the road. >> solve el anniversary today marks one year since the bay area c.h.p. officer was killed in the line of duty. the 37-year-old was shot during a traffic stop on interstate 680 in september. the gunman was slot and killed by another officer. the community rallied around the foam with several fundraisers and special events. the officer's name has been added to a memorial honoring california peace officers killed in the hip -- line of duty. >> we know the cause of the massive fire in the sierra. the fire at yosemite national park was hunted by a hunters illegal campfire that got

out-of-control. it is holding steady at 371 square miles and 80 percent contained. a local fire chief speculated the fire was sparked by an illegal marijuana grow but the forest service says that is not true. so far the hunter has not been arrested but the total cost the fire to this point is $81 million. >> there is still smoke and high fire danger in the sierra. mike nicco? >> here is the smoke. good morning, everyone, it is still in tuolumne county and it will be there until at least noon tomorrow and they keep putting this back each day because you can only issue warnings so far in advance and it could head through the next day or so. we will watch the wind shift and they will blow, possibly, back toward us something we will keep an cry on, some of the haze could come our way this week. hire fire danger that also includes tahoe, red flag warning from 1:00 o'clock p.m. to 11:00

p.m. expect critical fire conditions and winds at 15- to 25-miles per hour and up to 65 miles per hour at ridgetop and humidity up to 17 percent. any fires could get out of hand quickly. >> a former silicon valley software executive is set to be sentenced today for stealing legos. the man took a plea deal for putting phony bar codes at target stores and buying them at a discount and would sell them on ebay and face as month in jail. he used to be vice president of the palo alto software form. >> california's education officials want to replace the standardized reading, map, and social science tests with computerized tests immediately. they are multiple choice pencil and paper tests given in the spring. the governor wants students to take the new path and language

tests right away by computer which emphasizes analytical skills over memory or memorization. >> google is in front of a federal court today asking a judge to dismiss a class-action suit to make them stop scanning e-mail comes to gmail accounts they do the scanning to determine which ads to she on a browser. google says it is legal and expect your e-mails to be subject to what they call automatic processing. the plaintiffs arrest that gmail users never agree to this and it violates state and wiretapping laws. >> president obama is in russia for the group of 20 economic summit, the crisis in syria is not on the agenda, however, but will dominate the discussion. we are in washington, dc, with the latest. >> it was a brief exchange, just 15 seconds, and it could be the only time that president obama and russian president putin will

interact during the g-20 summit. there is significant tension. president putin has been very clear: he think a united states attack on syria would be an aggression. yesterday, president obama said he would continue to engage him. >> international action is more effective and ultimately we can end deaths much more rapidly if russia takes a different approach to the programs. >> the g-20 summit is focused on the economy but a potential military strike in syria is looming large. today, president obama pushed for action. >> use of chemical actions is tragedy and a violation of international law. >> year the senate foreign relations committee moved the ball forward by authorizing a strike but the white house has

considerable convincing to do. we are conducting an independent survey of where lawmakers stand and with so much uncertainty, one thing is clear: the white house doesn't yet is the votes to get the first right authorization. >> i don't think is breaking down along party lines. >> aides say that if congress is not authorizing a strike they believe president obama will not go failure. >> did new york mayoral candidate an known weiner go too far? there was a blowup caught on camera. >> and headed to starbucks for a cup of brew, what does the man find in the

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>> scandalized new york city mayoral candidate weiner is defending himself after getting interest a shouting math with a heckler at a new york city bakery. mash that has the latest. >> with five days left before new york city's mayoral primary election, candidate anthony weiner is back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. >> it takes courage. >> you wake until i walk out. >> getting into a heated argument in a bakery in brooklyn yesterday with a voter who called him a slur.

>> you are a real [blank] and called his wife an "arab." >> i am not perfect. i didn't do what you can. >> if you are going to say vile things about me and my family you should expect i will go back at yeah. >> coming back but not bouncing back in the polls. the mayoral frontrunner who was at front at one time now has only 7 percent of voter after admitting 0 to sexting to women after stepping down from congress in 2011 when he was exposed for the same thing. some believe this aggressive exchange. >> you talk to god and work out your problems. >> stay out of the public eye. >> that is not up to you to judge. >> you are a bad example for the people. >> could be the last straw. >> if anthony weiner is hoping to finish the race in the

primary on a dignified note he probably removed that possibility. >> he remains confident and taking to twitter and writing that the exchange was not a meltdown but he was doing "what mayors have to do sometimes." a starbucks custom in texas got a grande surprise in the bathroom coming face to face...with a snake on toilet! he thought it was fake. but it moved. so hue knee it was a real deal and he alerted workers. the man's wife took a pick. it is most likely a texas rat snake that find their way interest toilets and the sewer system. >> it is not that they need to vent-e out the bathroom.

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>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> if you have not invested in

the forever stamps now is a good time because the price of stamps could go up. again. the postal service is expected to vote today whether to raise the price of a first-class stamp. regulators are considering an emergency two cent increase on top of the one cent inflation increase already mapped. that means stamps would be 49 cents by next year. the postal service lost a record $15.9 billion last year. >> the top education official thinks he can have the answer to teens that always fall asleep in class saying that the districts should consider push back the first bell and starting school later. he says that the later start for high school could help teens get the most from their classroom time. he says that the decision is up to individual schools but he is urging superintendents to consider research that suggests well rested kids are better students. mike should know something about that. >> all of you who gulfport at

2:30 in the morning. >> you have high schools, right? >> i remember getting up at 5:00 or 5:30 most of the year because i swam. we swam before and after school. >> so you were always tireed. >> now a look at what is going on outside we will talk about the winds which are an issue. the bay bridges are tempering the pictures and you can see all the sunshine outside and you think it has to be getting hot but the winds are gusting around 15 to 25 miles per hour on san francisco and sap pablo bay and waters and the delta community and it starts at 1:00 o'clock through 9:00. at the beaches, i we not call it sandblasting but you have winds at 15 to 25 which could be irritating from time to time starting at 5:00 this morning through 3:00 tomorrow morning. it is during tomorrow timeframe that we see the sea breeze taper and the offshore warming trend begin. right now 20-mile-per-hour wind at sfo and we do have an airport weather warning from 3:00 to

7:00 this afternoon and evening so if you are trying to land this it will be bumpy because of the wind that could get up to 35 miles per hour. 60 at half moon bay and 18-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. it is dry. the marine layer is dry so we have total sunshine everywhere and the few clouds around half moon bay will be gone in an hour or so. check out our temperatures, 64 at half moon bay and still holding on to the mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore but the peninsula is down to 71 in san jose and mid-to-upper 70's in some of our inland neighbors already. this is how it looks from the camera, total sunshine, and all the modules, solar modules on the exploritorium getting their money's worth today with the sunshine. it will be sunny everywhere dead and the mild highs because of the sea breeze. the warming trends begins tomorrow as we transition to a land breeze when the heat peaks

this weekend and the models are holding on to it until monday for our inland so we could make a run at triple digits this all those areas or all those days inland. upper 70's down in the south bay and 79 in los gatos and santa cruz this weekend, right along the coast it will be about 80 degrees but when you go inland it will be around 90 so the microclimates are going to be in sync. half moon bay will be well into the 70's and in the hills, 80's and 90's on the peninsula but, today, mid-to-upper 70's. around downtown, south san francisco, sausalito, about 70. low-to-mid 80's in the east bay valleys, with mid-60's along the coast and mid-to-upper 70's along the east bay short. oakland will be 74 degrees today. mid-to-upper 80's in the east bay valleys maybe the last time you do not have to pay for air

conditioning. at at&t park, the diamondbacks are take on the giants, and 66 and breezy but sunny and downtown to 61 and breezy. the cloud cover is along the coast but there will not be a lot of cloud cover tomorrow compared to the last couple of mornings and temperatures will jump four to eight degrees tomorrow and look at saturday, sunday, and monday. 70's at the coast and near 90 around the bay and when the temperatures start to cool on tuesday and wednesday, we are warmer than average for this time of year. >> new this morning, the baby panda born at the national zoo has been revealed to be a girl. officials made the big announcement this morning in washington, dc. the giant panda cub is two weeks ago. test results show the proud papa

lives in the same zoo as the mom. she was artificially inseminated from sperm from two pandas so the pa turnty was not certain. can you clearly see the resemblance. the new cub will be engaged when she turns 100 days old falling around thanksgiving. >> giant lcd is up in south korea. wow, it lights up street in the shopping district. it is about 700' long. that makes it the 4th largest display of its kind in the world. >> you cannot even tell if it is day or night. >> next, a long-distance basketball shot. the guys who climb up a building to try one

>> coming up at 4:00, a popular piece of fruit is now being blamed for causing severe burns on several young california girls. we will tell you how. "7 on your side" puts detergents to the test to find who delivers dazzling results. >> a group calling "how

ridiculous" did something incredible making a basketball ship from 321' up. it is going, going, going -- boom! it took 52 attempts to make the shot. keep it coming. thanks for joining us.

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