>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> a cow ward came out in the middle of the night and fired aimlessly at this home. >> breaking news. a 10-year old hayward girl is recoverying after somebody shot into the family home in the middle of the night. why didn't they call police right away? good morning. >> right now police need help in catching the gunman who opened fire on the home at 2:00 this morning. our reporter joins us from hayward. >> absolutely, this is very much an active scene. they said we need to hurry up and move along. they are asking the public for

help to identify the shooter or shooters that fired into the home. this is the house. you can see the back windshield was also hit by bullets. neighbors heard shots and the sound of a car drive away. police confirm multiple shots were fired into the home. some of them hit the parked car in drive. the ten-year-old was hit by a bullet while sleeping in bed. our cameras captured the detectives examining a bullet left in the siding. detectives are looking into why the occupants waited so long to call police. they say multiple shots were fired around 2:00 a.m. target the home on tampa avenue but it was not reported to police until after 7:30 this morning. that is more than five hours later. they called, a woman inside the home, who report add child had been shot. police are speaking with the neighbors and the adults of the home to get answers. >> we are speaking to the

parents and the siblings to make sure we want the child okay and her to come out unscarred as possible both hen tale and physically. second, we want to elect the suspect and bring justice to what they did. what they did was cowardly. >> this is a view from sky 7, investigators sealed off the area after responding to the initial 1991 call. -- initial 9-1-1 call. this is an area of known gang activity. it could have been a targeted shooting or case mistaken identity. the occupants of the home have only been living here a month, less than 15 seconds ago, before we went on air, we saw the family drive away. they did not want to answer our questions. police are asking anyone with information about this early morning shooting contact the hayward police department.

>> in hayward for abc7 news. >> c.h.p. is looking for the person who shot out windows on passing cars on busy highway 101 during yesterday's evening commute in san jose. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is at c.h.p. office in san jose. katie? >> c.h.p. officer here at the headquarters tells me they received 12 reports from people who say their cars were hit by something but they have only been able to confirm nine victims. this evidence is still very clear on the southbound lanes in san jose you can see piles of shattered glass on the shoulder and the c.h.p. says most of the damage was done to the right-hand windows of people's car and the damage is consistent with b.b. gun. it and a who done it and c.h.p. does not have much to go open. >> we have no suspect information out. we do not know if there was a car involved. a period. it happened near the railroad so

we know people walk over there but it at this point it is undetermined. >> the chop is treating this as vandalism or freeway violence and they say as you would imagine it is a dangerous situation, someone do have been hit by broken glass and gotten glass in their eye and caused a bad car accident. they want to solve this case if you have any information about what has happened you are asked to call the c.h.p. or if you are a three victim, you are asked to call the c.h.p. happening now the golden gate bridge is a step closer to having a movable safety barrier. this is a picture of the golden gate bridge which would be shut down for a weekend next year for installation. meetings are taking place now with a vote tomorrow. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us. >> the presentation is going on right new. look inside.

i want you to see what is happening. the chief engineer is right now telling the board of directors this is a big moment for the bridge with cars in the opposite direction of dangerously close separated only by plastic cones. the idea being proposed today is to buy a concrete barrier that was custom-made for the golden gate bridge. today's proposal is considered a formality but a board member told us they still have a lot to consider today before they vote. >> we want everyone to understand what it will mean that bridge lanes are more narrow and how it will complicate that or add to problems. we have work to do on both ends of the bridge and a 52 hour closure to come to grips with. there are things to talk about. >> the closure he is talking

about would be from a friday to a monday at the end of october or the beginning of october next year. the barrier is more than a year away and it will cost $26 million. here is another picture of the discussion, a committee that will vote on this today and tomorrow the full board will vote. she is explaining how this bay area will work and talking about how they will shift the lanes and complicated stuff. but, interesting, as well, getting it figured out before they make the vote on an idea that was proposed back in the 80's, a long road to get to this day. reporting live in san francisco for abc7 news. and now there are new security measures in effect at coliseum including going through metal detectors and you have to enter keys and cell phones from your pocket. this is after a new bail mandate similar to security already in

place at nfl and nba games. fans should allow for extra time to get into the stadium. the a's tonight are playing the twins at 7:05. today could bring an end to america's we cup chase with team new zealand winning the race held yesterday before weather conditions forced a second scheduled race to be postponed. new zealand needs only one more victim to beat the defending champions team usa. mike nicco is on the broadcast center roof. how does it look? >> quiet. we will look at live doppler 7 hd and i have the winds on there to show you how quiet it is. we talking like and variable less than three to five miles per hour at the reporting stations. the winds are still walk but, like yesterday, high pressure is on top of us and the sea breeze will take effect later today. you can see at 12:00 we are light around the bay but watch the coast where the point picks up steam and that wind will head

our way and fill in the bay starting at 4:00 and through 7:00, that is when the winds are fastest. the threshold changes from day-to-day depending on the tide and the current but it has been around 20 knots the last couple of days. before 4:00 we will stay below that threshold. we are talking about rain on forecast. >> new this morning we now know when the bay area's newest casino will open, a great resort and casino will open november 5th. the $320,000 square foot property is off highway 101 the largest indian casino in the bay area. opponents claim it will cause traffic jams and overburden the local water system. >> coming up, one winning powerball ticket that hit the jackpot and where it was sold. >> surprising surgery many women have to gain an edge in sports.

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who was shot and killed by police. the 34-year-old carved "better off this way." >> and this was on his shotgun. investigators are examining this. >> this morning, a ticket purchased in south carolina is the only ticket to match all six numbers in last night's powerball draw for the massive $400 million jackpot. officials say the ticket was sold as a highway gas station in lexington. the cash value would be $223 million the 5th largest jackpot in lottery history. the winning numbers: 7, 10, 232, 32, 35, and powerball number. the 19. several tickets matched all the numbers but the powerball, the closest being in southern california. >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is lobbying on capitol hill for comprehensive immigration overhaul legislation. zuckerberg is pressing his case in private meetings with

republican and democratic members of the house of representatives and senate leadership because the issue is stalled in the g.o.p. led house of representatives. the senate previously passed a sweeping bill including more border secure and citizenship for millions illegally here. >> mike nicco is still enjoying the sunshine with the forecast coming up. >> he put sunscreen, and it is bright. it is a beautiful late summer day in the bay area but it is not going to last. i will have an update on the system that is slowing down and promising to bring us a little bit more rain than we talked about yesterday with the newest details ahead. >> nasa study that could keep volunteers in bed for months. >> the reason why many female athletes are now considering

>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> two of the bay area's newest grocery stores will shut their stores for good in west san jose and san francisco, will close this afternoon after being sold this moment everything on the shelf is sold as half off. workers fund out they were losing their jobs in a conference call last week. 1 other fresh and easy stores in the area will remain open for now. >> this could be the best job ever, getting paid to stay in bed. nasa is looking for people being willing to confine to a texas hospital bed. you need to be in good physical condition between the age of 24

and 55 consists of intense's -- intense'ses while laying in a hospital. the pay off is $5,000 a month. >> a lot of volunteers for that one. >> mike is checking on the weather? >> $5,000? >>guest: going to do it? >> in a heartbeat. good morning to you. check out what is behind me, all this wonderful sun shine, the bay is calm and looking at the exploritorium the winds are barely moving the flags and that will change later. check out live doppler 7 hd, it is dry but about 36 hours from now we could be looking at a little bit of light rain showing up especially in the north bay. for now, we will talk about how clean the air is. hard to find a cloud anywhere on our visible satellite. we will talk about temperatures, microclimate across san francisco from 58 in ocean beach to 72 downtown and the ferry

building is 61 and headed up to watch the america's cup, it will be in the mid-to-upper 60's in the afternoon hours with a slight breeze developing and faster after 4:00. temperatures in the 70's in most areas and richard and san lenadro picks up, and half moon bay is 59 after starting off in the low 40's. same if petaluma at 71 now. walnut creek and tracy: 83 already. a beautiful day at the golden gate bridge, good day to take pictures sunny and warm this afternoon. light rain in the north bay on friday evening and not a game-changer and light rain saturday, mainly in the north bay and what we will all experience extremely cool weather compared to today. the warmer areas today as temperatures arrest 92 in livermore. in san francisco we will hit 77, six degrees above average. today is the warmer day of the year on average.

in los gatos and morgan hill, in the 80's on the peninsula but san mateo is mid-to-upper 70's and mid-70's at the coast and half moon bay at 73 and sunset is 72 and mid-to-upper 70's downtown and south san francisco and source and the beaches will flirt with 70 at bodega begin and berkeley is short of everyone in the low-to-mid 80's and inland, we will have low 90's today. this is the last day for a while we see 90's in the forecast. at the game tonight, nice weather at first pitch at 7:05. cooling down to 62 under the stars. clouds come to the coast and will spill into the bay the changing of the air mass with no more 40's for lows but 50's and 60's headed to saturday. two areas of high pressure, typical this time of year blocking that front, slowing it down, and building the warmth in. here is the timeframe for the rain: friday evening, scattered light showers with light rain in

the north bay and we get a lull overnight, some sprinkles and drizzle and the rain started again on saturday morning in the north bay and slowly moving to the south and more to the east as we head to the afternoon hours and by saturday evening, any chance is gone. look at the rainfall totals: possibly sonoma .1" to .25". the rest of us .05" or less of rain. on saturday, the temperatures are 10- to 15-degrees cooler than today, and breezy at times. >>the imarrives on sunday with a warming. trend and back to average monday, tuesday, and wednesday. a little bit of rain, mainly in the north bay, the big story, the cooler weather is coming for the weekend. enjoy. >> you it this morning, a surprising trend, surgery trend that a lot of young athletes are doing to people their improvement. breast reduction surgery is

helping get a better edge, an international tennis player had one three years ago partly to help improve her game. it is not just professional athletes going under the knife, a 19-year-old had surgery to improve her softball game. >> it felt uncomfortable for me. it was tough. >> we are seeing a lot more young patients who realize there is a surgery out there that can help them feel better, to help them be more athletic. more than 100,000 women had similar surgeries last year. >> tomorrow morning at 8:00, apple fans can get their hands on the new iphone. the line is forming at the apple store on university avenue in palo alto. the first guy in line has been camped out since monday and will

buy it and donate it to a veteran. it goes online at midnight tonight and pre-orders are not available so if you want it tomorrow you have to get it at a store. pre-orders are underway for the cheaper brightly colored iphone 5c. if you are worried about protecting it from thieves this could be the answer. a company is offering iphone cases with built in stun guns. the stun guns run on a battery and can shoot 650 bolts of electricity through someone the same zap at a full size stun down. the $140 cases come in several colors including red, white, yellow and pink which goes with your jacket, if you want to consider it. >> style and safe, all at the same time. >> imagine an accidental discharge. >> yikes. krispy kreme is giving out free doughnuts today.

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>> coming up at 4, eyebrow raising points by pope francis on gays and more. a new brain scan, what it sees and it could maybe the way for early diagnosis of alzheimer's disease. >> the c.e.o. of panero made headlines abouting plans to live off $4.50 a day to call attention to proposed cuts to the federal food stamp program. now he admits it is not going so well. he tells the "wall street journal" that living off such a strict budget is harder than he thought. he cannot go into his restaurant because he will blow the daily budgets and he is eating mostly carbs. the breakfast is dry cereal and lunch and dinner is soup. $4.50 is the average benefit provided by food stamps. >> good challenge. today is international "talk

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