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is where the 10-year-old was sleeping. one hit the owe -- 10-year-old, bullets shattered a wind windshield. those who live in the house targeted by gunfire did not want to talk to us. the neighbors didn't find mind sharing what they felt when hearing gunfire. >> i was asleep. the first shots just woke me up pretty hard. >> i came out. and there were ambulance, firefighters and police. >> this this video shows investigators at the sealed off crime scene. they say multiple rounds were fired until 2:00 a.m. but it wasn't until after 7:30 a female called to day sai a child had been shot. >> if they know shots are fired and hit that is something i would say you have a responsibility to call the police. >> we're unaware of why we're just getting a phone call a

couple hours later. >> police have not identified the shooter or type of weapon used only saying the girl was hit by a bullet and they're hoping to identify the intended target and motive for the crime. detectives are speaking with neighbors and adults who were in the home. members told me the girl is in surgery, and doing fine. before going inside, and closing the door. >> the man accused of shooting a property manager has been identified as a 42-year-old. accord together sheriff's department he fired through the front door hitting the manager in the leg. he surrendered but only after the s.w.a.t. team lobbed tear gas into that house. abc 7 news learned he was an investment advisor who worked out of his home. he's being held on $2.5 million bail. >> chp looking for the person

who used a be. be gun to shoot out windows during last night's commute through san jose. all vehicles were damaged traveling southbound and most damage to passenger side windows. investigators don't know whether they came through a car or another pedestrian. anyone with information is asked to call the chp. >> one of san francisco top destinations for night time entertainment is getting cleaned up. >> today investors called for adding more security cameras and adopting dress codes. >> one expert says party buses also need to be monitored. >> they start from usually far off places so 15, 30 miles out gives an opportunity for everybody on the bus to drink unregulated by the time they end up on broadway, they're drunk. >> the plan calls for staff to

board to make sure no one is drunk and business yorns want to lifen up with murals a walk of fame and history projects. >> bicycle thefts skyrocketing in san francisco. reports of stolen bikes like the one captured in may jumped 70%. >> torkd the city decided to do something about it. approving a bike theft prevention plan, including a bike registration program, and teaching riders the proper way to lock up a bicycle. >> the police department launched a twitter feed with pictures of the stolen and recovered bikes. final adoption expected in a few week autos devastation in mexico. stompls rolled on shore one after another. >> latest left thousands stranded as rescue efforts continue. affects have been felt across mexico and pacific coastline. most damage reported is in the state of sinaloa in the north.

>> another storm may be on the way. after distressed force, manuel has been down graded to a tropical storm once again, moving inland. 35,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. tens of thousands are stranded with nowhere to go no, food no, supplies. >> there is no way to get out. >> at least 80 people have been killed and stores are being looted. some families have been bused to other airports. >> tired but you know, trying to get home as fast as possible. >> investigators reached a village and are are searching for 58 missing people. mexico just can't seem to get

a break from the severe weather. >> not only do we have manuel we have had ingrid that did impact eastern part of the country. and have a system which could become our next new storm, if it good get named it will be named jerry. >> rain from storms is welcome news in parts of southern texas. farmers and cattle ranchers have be seen three years of drought. too much rain to lead to flooding there, as well. >> we saw too much rain in colorado. residents returned to try to salvage belongings and encountered tons of mud left by a surging river. one man discovered it is harder to get around the neighborhood than it used to be. >> one two of ways in. and the other way looks about

as good as that did. >> flooding swept through foothills of the rocky mountains. rescuers planned to use satellite images to see where buildings once stood before floods in hopes of finding them. floods triggered another disaster, crude oil spilling from two storage tank autos san francisco top tourist destination became the scene of a lunchtime rescue operation today, a woman fell into the water near pier 39 after 11:30, crews jumped in and they say she'd been holding on to the edge of the pier. and they pulled her on to a boat. probably just cold. >> yes. >> america's cup continued in san francisco bay. oracle team usa is still alive. >> hanging on. >> yes. >> for the second day, winds helped extend that competition.

without hope, where is the fun of the sporting event? hope keeping the oldest trophy in sport. but viewing today was doable. this may have been a spectacular venue of them all. this is where $110 purchased 70% of the race course and intimacy with a long distance maybe not so hopeless sport. >> maybe they'll do something special today. >> if we're going to go down, gloats down with a fight. >> today oracle boat leading from start and throughout four legs. a 29-second win. kiwis eight, oracle, now at two. hope springs eternal. >> what does yogi berra say? it ain't over until it's over. >> when compared to last

couple days this is isn't much of anything. >> if you're a fan, another day of racing is welcome. you know? oracle guys i'm sure happy to extend it out. let's take a look at the forecast now with jand patel. >> well, america's cup are dealing with highs and winds combined. we don't have gusty winds this afternoon. just a light breeze and sunny skies across the bay area you can see on live doppler 7 looking at warmer weather by a good two to nine degrees. from our camera, checking out the golden gate bridge. blue skies and a look at the forecast. cooler for friday, chance of rain north bay into afternoon, and i'll be back with details in just a few minute autos thank you. >> still ahead at 4:00 a waiting the new iphone. where they're already lined up to get it it's a bold plan but

could he'llan musk's trance pore saigs taigs system work? we'll tell what you a simulation found out. >> and pope francis's comments today on controversial topics that could signal a new direction for the church. >> at 4:10 let's check traffic. if you're trying to get to the east bay from san francisco skyway downtown, it's just like one or two miles an hour, bumper to bumper better on the right side of the screen. back with more on abc 7 news at 4

they don't go on sale until tomorrow morn agent 8:00 but that isn't stopping fans from camping out to get their hands on the new iphone 5 s. a line is forming on university avenue. the first guy at the front of the line has been camped out since mochblt he says he's going to buy it and donate to it a veteran. the 5 s goes on sale at midnight tonight. preorders not available for the 5 s. anyone that wants one has to get it at the store. >> some welcome news for the housing market u.s. home sales have risen to highest levels since february, 2007. the national association of realtors says sales of prefusly occupied homes rose 1.7% last month. experts say many buyers rushing to close deals before

interest rates climbed but yesterday's decision by the feds to continue its policy may keep those rates low for noe now. >> get ready to enter the tube. a new simulation determined the hyper loop transportation system could work. musk is the founder ofesla motors and space x, unveiled the concept last month. an elevated tube that could shoot passengers from san francisco to l.a., in just 30 minutes. musk vowed to build a prototype that could take years, now, the company ansis has made a virtual version of the hyper loop and they say the design is feesible and just needs a few tweaks and probably a -- $50 billion? >> right. >> it does seem cooler than high speed rail. >> another big debut for april jell a pay day for nokia's ceo.

>> good afternoon. you were just talking about the new iphones apple's big ios 7 update is getting strong reviews. as you've been reporting that is a big win for apple on the eve of the release of the iphone 5 c and 5 s. the cmo says the pink color seemed to be the most popular, grand theft auto 5 is off to a roaring start. take two interactive says sales topped $800 mill inin the first day of the release, breaking a record set by black ops two. earlier projections called for grand theft auto five to cross $1 kbrinl in sales park in the first month. former nokia's ceo is in for a

big pay day if the company completes a sale of a hand set business to microsoft. he's also considered a possible candidate to replace outgoing microsoft c o. steve balmer. the s and p and the dow closing lower today on disappointing economic reports. yahoo shares gain nearly 2%, and here come ads on pinterest. the company plans to start running ads on its popular visual book marking service. promoting pins will start appearing in the next few weerks. larry, carolyn, thank you. >> thank you. >> spencer christian is off but sandhya patel is here to keep track of everything. >> starting to look ahead to the weekend? >> we are.

we're looking ahead to rain. so some part of the weekend will include rain drop autos no! >> larry, don't reject my forecast. >> it's the rain. never your forecast. the rain. >> we need the moisture here. sunshine right now. temperatures warmed up into 90s. you can see 68 in san francisco. 77 oakland, it's up into 80s from redwood city to san jose. los gatos, half moon bay 63 degrees. hazy sunshine, 88 santa rosa. 85 nappa. it's warmed up into 90s. this is going to be the last of the warmth for a while. we're looking at big changes coming up for the weekend. tower camera, nothing but sunshine over san francisco. cooler for friday. a chance of rain in the north bay by evening. we're looking at showers for

the bay area on saturday with a slight chance of thunder and fall arrives with changes coming for the second half of the weekend. what is this going to mean for you? rain is on the way. will it dampen plans? yes. we're looking at wet weather so here is a look at the computer animation 4:00 p.m. tomorrow clouds stacked up at the coastline. we've seen rain showing up so as some of you are starting your weekend it will be getting wet now. 1:00 a.m. you can see rain line shifted into the bay area. it's going to be wet saturday so keep in mind it will be raining across the north bay and parts of the east bay, then, rain spreads into inland

east bay and south bay. so afternoon showing wet weather. by saturday evening, it's aulg done. we get rid of the rain and about a tenth of a quarter and perhaps 5/100ths of rain. once again, get ready to pull umbrellas out. we're expecting changes and it will be a cooler day for friday and saturday. tomorrow morning temperatures into 50s we'll see cloud cover at the coast and for afternoon here is a look at the changing forecast. 77 in san jose. 80 degrees in los gatos, clouds on the peninsula. mid 07s redwood city. winds bringing a cooling change for friday. 76 napa.

you can see the rain by afternoon, 80 degrees there. inland looking at mild weather. 79 concord. of a look at the accu-weather forecast includes bigger changes for saturday. 74 into warmest inland valleys. 60 coast side. second half of the weekend making it sunny and brighter. so keel weel keep it into the comfort zone. >> still to come, the big mistake for a tongue tied wheel of fortune contestant. >> we'll tell what you he said there but it was a firefighter's million dollar goof. now there is outrage towards

the tv show. >> and after 4:30 a preview of glammarama, an event putting nation a new light. >> let's take a look at traffic now. oncoming traffic is northbound on 680. usually heavier as it, you can see here, smooth sailing for folks on 680 south. stay with us. more still to come on

a ticket purchased in south carolina is the only one to match all six numbers for the power ball draw. officials sate ticket snold a highway gas station in lexington, a sign on the door tells customers check your tickets. the exact jackpot is 399.hdz million cash value comes out to a mere $223 million which we did not win, again. so here are the winning numbers. you don't have it. several tickets matched all numbers but power ball closest in southern california. so they had five, not six. >> one found out spelling isn't the only thing that counts. paul at kin son landed on the wedge and knew the missing letter but disqualified because he mispronounced one

of the words. >> that is my biggest nightmare. i knew that, that i messed up. i knew something awesome could have happened but i totally goofed it. >> fudging the words corner and curio cost him $1 million. he corrected $2000. despite public outcry producers say rules and rules and atkinson blew his p chance at big bucks. it doesn't seem fair because those two words were already there. >> he said cabinet. >> it was missing a b. >> so there is a million dollars on line. so he barely mispronounces corner curio? i'm on his side. so do you know what? he'll get nudging and like it.

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pope francis believes catholic church's moral foundations might, quote fall like a house of cards if it spends too much time obsessing about longstanding rules speaking about policies relating to abortion, couldn't skpepgs gays during a recent interview. the article appears in publications around the world including america magazine here in the u.s.. the words expand on another interview grant add board the papal plane in july. >> he says who am i to judge? people said he's only talking about gay priests on the plane. in american magazine he's talking about gay persons. so it's a broad, heart felt interview. >> the 76-year-old admitted to having his own faults including being too authoritarian in his mid-30s. >> secretary of state john kerry urging the united nations to approve a plan to

eliminate syria's chemical weapons. the deal ordering syria to disclaire its chemical weapons inventory and give them up. kerry says it proves syrian president assad's government carried out tacks last month. calling on the un security council to take action next week. >> we don't have time today to pretend anyone can have a set of facts. approaching the issue of chemical weapons in syria. this fight is not a game. >> there are reports syria has been moving around its stockpile in recent days. officials say it's still unclear why. >> president putin says russia has strong grounds to believe rebels were responsible for the attack and said, quote we have every reason to believe an attack was a provocation. the u.s. britain, france and others say the report is

proven attack was conducted by the searin military and putin says he's optimistic syrian president will abide by the u.s.-russian plan for syria to surrender chemical weapons and avoid a strike. arizona senator accusing russian president of corruption, repressing opposition and self-serving rules. the war hero shares thoughts in a piece for russia's leading newspaper. the republican titled his column russians deserve better than putin. mccain's column is in response to putin's op-ed piece last week. >> employees returned to work after a shooting in that killed 12 people. we're learning the same contractor performed background checks on both navy yard gunman and suspected nsa leaker edward snow den.

>> back to near normal today, employees returned to work for the first time since the tragedy but grief hung in the air. >> sometimes, to see how thing go.z it's going to be a new norm. >> today, fbi provided new details about how the shooting transpired. the director says aaron alexis entered building 197 seen here in video shot yesterday, carrying a bag and twont a fourth floor bathroom came wout a sawed off rememberington shotgun, and started firing almost immediately and at random. alexis ran out of ammunition and began using a gun he sfrol a security guard he shot and killed. also a chilling encounter an alabama family believes they had with alexis last month. she was with her family at nor folk airport when her

75-year-old aunt laughed loudly at a joke. a man looking like alexis accused them of laughing at us. >> he was in our face and he was going off. he was loud. >> jaitor -- investigators looking into possible clues he carved words better off this way on the stock of a shotgun. fbi says alexis was able to move around the building 30 minutes before encountering arm read responders. he died after a shootout with police. >> facebook ceo spending a second day on capitol hill lobbying for legislation. zuckerberg pressing a case in private meeting was house and senate democrats including nancy pelosi and meeting with their republican counter parts. zuckerberg's visit as immigration issue is stalled in the g.o.p.-led house.

the senate previously passed a sweeping bill for millions here illegally. >> regulators opting for new rules on ride sharing companies that are an alt ya in a tiff to taxi cabs, roles are designed with consumer safety in mind. heather? >> you might think that rules would be bad for business, stifeling business but these start ups view the decision as good for them as a license to expand. the pink mustache is the way to know this personal vehicle is a car for hire. if you have a smart phone to book it. lift and a couple other companies like it have been growing unfettered but the

cpuc decided to put into place a new set of rules for this category of srs. >> these companies do not sit neatly into the conventional understandings of the taxies or limos. these companies are part of a larger and rapidly growing sharing economy. >> today cpuc approved a set of rules for what it's calling tncs including they must be licened for the commission, implement driver training programs, have commercial liability insurance policies a minute pum $1 million per incident ask do 19-point car inspection autos we're thrilled. i mean, this is recognition that we're operating in a manner the p.u.c. acted to encourage safety and innovation skb consumer choice.

>> it now deregulates taxi industry to a degree. it's easy to take a personal skpar act like a tachlgsy cab. we'll swhee consequences will be. >> i think estimates of the business 25% to 550%. >> side car expanding across california. >> these regulations designed to be narrow around safety and not broad around business practices as we like that aspect of things. >> cpuc plans to readvise why the the rules in a year. >> we're a step closer to a median separating northbound and southbound lanes on the golden gate bridge. tomorrow, officials expected to make a final decision. officials sate $26 million median would help prevent dangerous head on collisions.

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a 5.3 magnitude impact hit the same part of japan that hit in 2011. the quake cannot trigger tsunami alerts. japanese misdemeanor p.m. today ordered a shut down two of reactor that's survive that had quake and tsunami. that plant had been in the process of shutting down reactors. he was there to look over what they've done to keep radiation from leaking into pacific ocean. a san francisco based organization launch aid new campaign in mainland china urging people not to eat shark fib soup. the campaign called i'm finished with fins. some videos show diners rejecting the controversial delicacy, others include animation such as how sharks are caught and killed. wild aid launched the campaign during a mid autumn festival when dining on the fins is often part tradition. thousands of people lined a river today to see what is called world largest title

bore. a powerful tidel yal wave. pemplts say it is known as the dragon that has an average speed of 25 miles. >> the fours of -- force of nay tu on display there. >> here is sandhya patel with the accu-weather forecast. >> yes. it's beautiful out there. looking at live doppler 7 now, we're not looking at live doppler 7 hd. here is a look at national picture, dallas, 79 degrees cool weather around minneapolis, fargo low 60s, 78 in new york check out state wide highs for friday. rain beginning to show up around eureka. 66 degrees, breezy.

75 in los angeles tomorrow, clouds start to increase. breezy and cooler temperatures ranging from low 60s to low 80s. rain chance by late afternoon, evening, looks like first half of the weekend which is saturday morning through the afternoon hours, we're looking at rain. thinking about going for a bike ride might want to hold off until sunday. sunday looks like better day, sunshine and milder temperatures for start of fall. >> still ahead the surprising surgery trend many are undergoing to improve their performance, also. >> made a big scene, started wearing. and then, she stormed out. >> talk about service what this employee told a summer

and did for another that is winning him praise nationwide.

a study suggests if city college is forced to close next year it would put a major dent in the city's economy saying the school pumps $300 million into the economy when you count federal and state grants. city college will lose accreditation and be forced to close next july unless i'd a.dressing identified management problems supporters hope by framing in the economic impact would it get stronger backing from politicians and public. >> checking healthy living news there is a surprising trend some are undergoing to improve their performance on the field. experts say breast reduction is becoming a popular way for girls to gain a competitive age. simonea hollas admitted to having a reduction to improve

her game. this 19-year-old had surge troy help improve her soft ball game. >> it felt uncomfortable. i had to wear two sport bras every time. it's it was tough. >> we're tending to see more young patient who's realize there is a surgery out that there that can help them feel better and become more athletic. >> now according to the surgery national data banks, 100,000 women had similar procedures last year. a new type of flu vaccine will pack more protection and likely boost profits for drug makers. the four in one vaccine debuts this flu season. it's adding pro tex against another strain of influenza b. cdc says it will cost about $4 more per dose. >> nice story. young man in minnesota getting

attention because did he what he thought was ride. he is the manager of a dairy queen. he saw a visually impaired man unknowingly drop $20. a woman picked it up and she said it was hers. joey asked the woman to leave the store and then, he turned to the man. >> i told him you dropped $20. i would like to give you $20 on behalf of my stefl an and -- skpefl dairy queen to try to make things right. i didn't think it was so extremely nice. i was really doing the right thing to do. >> good kid. the phone at the dairy queen has been ringing off the hook for people calling. he says some day he'd like to own his own dairy queen. >> he has the right attitude un ruley dmirn a restaurant can ruin a meal for other autos one restaurant took action to try to quiet things down. >> this is crazy. michael finney is here this, is an unusual story. >> it's amazing. i never heard of anything like

this before. this happened in a restaurant known for super family friendly at missphere. when two kids became noisy, a manager had had enough. it happened in an appleby's in texas. the couple dining with their two boys ages one and three. the parents addmate the parents were being rambunctious, a manager said the boys were too noisy they'd have to leave. outside a sheriff's dip deputy cited them for criminal trespassing. >> because of my children? this is going deeper than that. >> that is disrespect. this never happened in my life. >> and no lie. applebee's corporate office apologized and apologized for the incident and invited the family to return for a free meal. now, if you're looking to renlt an apartment there is a strong warning out tonight from the santa clara county district attorney.

conartists putting up phony ads taking money for apartments they don't actually own. so be suspicious when the rent is too low. don't pay before allowed inside to see the property. if it's a vacation rental use a credit card. and don't wire money, don't pay in cash. we've heard about fingerprints on the new iphone 5 s. it's cool but is it fool proof? it started on twitter whun security expert offered a simple $100 to anyone what that could break through the sensor, then others began putting in more money.

experts say it may be possible to lift a user fingerprint off the device then use it again to fool the sensor. others say not so easy. technology should be able to foil that breech and we'll see. >> coming up at 5:00 i'll team up with consumer reports to look at which of the cell phone mounting brackets is best for you. i'll see you again in just a few minutes for that. >> coming up next, the big charity fashion show part circus, part rock concert. >> and in the abc 7 newsroom at 5:00 tragedy on the peninsula. a internet pioneer guys in a accident z a breast cancer vaccine moves close twror reality. those stories and more coming up at 5:00.

>> oakland a's fans going to coliseum tonight will want to allow extra time. >> they've got new security measures including going through metal detectors. and other items from pockets. a's taking a step on their own. fans should allow for time to get into the stadium tonight. a's playing twins. >> there is a big time fashion show that does a lot gf for three san francisco nonprofits helping with prevention and treatment of hiv and aids. >> tonight mace ease passport presents 31 annual macy's passport presents glammaramma fashion show. >> quite a title it is.

>> laura anthony has a preview for us. >> before you can get to this, you have to start with this. it's part of the preparation for the 31 annual glammaramma fashion show. a four-city fund-raiser making this last stop tonight in san francisco. this year's theme, fashion in a new light. >> there is something for everybody. for men, women, for the avante guard to traditional. >> this year a lot of the clothes will feature a mix of patterns best rule is 80-20 rule. 80% of larger print and 20% smaller print. >> beyond clothes, hair, makeup there are local cause that's will benefit from the show including a's emergency

fund, glide foundation and project open hand its just such a wonderful thing to be part of. >> the producer has been involved for 25 years. >> it's music, dance core yag graphy. >> the fashion show will feature designers and there will be live performances from sheryl crow and the somerset. in its three decades macy's first class fashion show donated $30 million to hiv-aids services, prevention, and research. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn johnson. >> abc 7 news at 5:00. >> a house becomes home to a

electrical scandal. a financial deal for the top school officials spurs talk of a recall. >> tragedy on the peninsula. a internet pioneer dies in a tragic accident. >> i'm sandhya patel. we'll be ending summer with rain. i'll let you know what part of the weekend you'll need umbrellas, coming up. >> good evening, i'm dan ashry. >> a spending scandal in a bay area school district tonight. >> the san carlos school board under fire forgiving a lon lone -- loen to the superintendent where br being approved. craig baker is the one who got the money. the board insists there is no wrong doing here, right? >> that is correct. but you know as you said the lone would, the loen -- loan

enabled the superintendent to buy a home in this lovely neighborhood. it's a loan he's going to have to repay in a year. >> it's actions like this that contribute to the distrust and tarnish to the public impression of our civic leaders. >> san carlos resident is talking about a short term loan the school district gave it's superintendent last week. the bridge loan to enable dr. craig baker to buy a home in san carlos. corral says the school district bent rules by giving the title company the money to close escrow on the house before the board voted to approve it. >> the escrow on the house closed on 11th of september, the day before the actual vote took place. >> also questioning how the district was age to secure an interest on the loan of