>> good afternoon, everyone, i'm larry beil. >> we begin right now with abc7 news reporter vic lee in san francisco's main library. >> a string of complaints of deplorable and violent behavior at that library. >> including penalties and increase in security there, vic? >> right. >> they already have a full-time police sarnlent assigned to head up the in-house security team. those things helped bring down the incidents.

so far this year, of cases are too many. san francisco main library opened only eight years ago and the building has been plagued with violence, drug use and deplorable conditions it's become a magnet and homeless. >> they started tearing pages out of books and slamming things down. it doesn't happen every day. >> the mayor sent this letter to the city librarian saying he wants to restore the library to a safe place for families, he is spishlly with opening of a new teen center here, next year. >> we're going to welcome more kids and families next year. they wanted to see changes before that opened >> the commission will consider implementing tougher security measures including adding two

more positions to its current force of 19 officers recommendations include stronger penalties. >> we're focusing on the most-agreejis behaviors that are illegal so physical violence, sexual misconduct. exhibiting those behaviors in the library. >> if you brought in a weapon your library privileges would only be sus sended 30 days. under the new plan you would receive i year's suspension. >> the coroner has identified a man hit and killed by a car this morning in redwood city. >> the six #-year-old was killed around 2:00 this morning while crossing the street on middlefield road police believe he may have been drinking before that accident, he was carrying cans of beer when hit. the chp says the driver stoped and is cooperating with

investigators. >> california dmv reporting both drivers involved in the fatal tour bus crash had cheen driving records. >> investigators are looking into the possibility the fed-ex truck experienced a mechanical failure. it served across i five thursday, smashing into a tour bus five high school students from southern california, three adults and both drivers died in that crash, west of chico. >> five students are among ten students that lost their lives. among them, one student lifted a window and lifted students to safety. >> a second student will be remembered at a vigil tonight. investigators say everybody on the bus is now accounted for. >> the bus driver killed in the crash was originally from san mateo. she drove sam trance buses until

just six years ago. former drivers told us off camera she was an excellent driver, a good important and they're torn up about the loss. an old friend who knew the driver says the kids shared the same sentiments. >> when we were young we used to play soft ball together. you know? she didn't have to die like that. she was doing her job. >> she and the driver of the truck, tim evans will have blood tested to make sure they're both sober at the time of the crash. we'll continue to follow the tragedy both on air and online. you can follow our reporting on twitter on abc7 news bay area >> police are investigating after two officers shot and killed a woman. >> it happened at a home on wick

mill boulevard officers say she attacked them with a bat and officers fired police are not releasing names or the woman at this time. >> another woman facing attempting murder charges in connection with an attempt on a worker in a jack in the box. police say jasmine stabbed the person. >> new details on what happened in a miami hotel where an incident involving collin kaepernick is under investigation. >> a woman told police she ended up in the hospital after kissing him and being in his room. the woman told police there were no allegations of sexual assault. a miami radio station reported

the call summoned a crisis team to the hotel. the woman admitted. that unit is called in to handle the people to releasing information they had taken the woman away because she may have been a danger to herself. it's unfortunate the way it came out for kaepernick. >> right now, the next thing he's going to have to deal with is the question about marijuana. it's a different picture today of what happened on n.that hotel

room. >> the mayor in san francisco is celebrating success at central market neighborhood the city adopted a plan to help transform it three months ago the city approved a tax exclusion to attract business. the mayor says there are 18 companies in this area, 17 small businesses as well as eight art convenient use. a spokesperson says this is a change compared to just years ago. >> in 2010, millions of square feet were vacant. the countless efforts to revitalize this area had not been successful. >> the city says central market development generated $8 million in revenue despite tax incentives and added 13,000 jobs in the city. >> the mystery off the san mateo county coast. >> sky 7 was responded to the

coast guard. the guard conducted a search. they called off the search around 1:00 morning. >> the bay area in for a treat for those of us willing to stay up past midnight. >> we'll goat get to see a lunar eclipse. some are calling this a blood moon because it will stare up the wear wolfs. or, in this case, the shadow. >> the light passing through sun sets around the world are into that shadow. >> you can start seeing a partial he lips at 11:00 tonight. the total eclipse won't happen until midnight. check out abc7 news.com for a list of place that's will be open.

>> we'd love to see and video. >> if you have an eclipse, you wonder about cloud conditions. >> yes. let's check in with spencer christian now. >> you came to the right guy and right place as a matter of fact. i would say we've got sunny skies. just thin and wispy high clouds around except at the coast. that may obscure viewing and taking a look at blue skies over the bay area in san francisco. from sutro readings 66 in oakland. 70 redwood city. 75 san jose. 80 in los gatos a wide range of temperatures.

55 half moon bay. looking over the bay more blue skies. seven # degrees if santa rosa. 79 concord, 80 in livermore, another live view at the sky over sfo. you can see more clouds there. partly cloudy to mainly clear skies. we'll see fog lingering overnight. sunny skies tomorrow morning and by afternoon tomorrow, cloudy, breezy, mild, high temperatures from about 60s at the coast to 70s inland if you move away from the coastline your view of the lunar eclipse should be pretty good. >> and still ahead following the money trail to the top. a list of the top-earning ceos. we'll take a look at who made the list and how much they're making. >> i'm sure you've heard of palm reading but never quite like this. a look at efforts to replace your wallet.

>> then, a woman survives an attack by a bear what. her husband says happened. >> let's take a look at traffic. this is the mcarthur maze traffic is on interstate 80 headed towards berkeley. it's extremely backed up and heavy on the other side. back with more on abc7 news at 4:00 in just a moment.

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purchased titan aerospace, bringing internet access to remote parts of the world and used in disaster relief the drones are still in development but reportedly can stay in the air as long as five years financial terms have not yet been disclosed. face book was in talks this year before it acquired a rival instead. >> well, a new list of the highest-paid ceos has been released. finding larry ellison top that had list with a total compensation of $78.4 million. second, bob iger of disney, abc7's parent company. news corps founder rupert murdock was third, honeywell's ceo and emmer son electric ceo round out the top five. >> well, i hope you know, tomorrow is tax day. it could be a very good day for some of us because americans have left a total of $760

million in unclaimed tax refunds going back to 2011. they do expire tomorrow f you think you're one of the lucky people who did not collect your full refund you have until tomorrow to do so. we have posted a link to check on our web site, abc7 news.com. >> a tech company come up with a way you can pay. the claim is that it will help eliminate fraud take a look. it's different. a start up in sweden kwauled quickster just let's you pay by placing your palm on a scanner the pulse wallet uses pattern of blood vessels in your hands to identify you. you type the in last four dick yits then post your hand on the scanner. it's only available in sweden. they're assuming i have money. i'll put my hand out. >> no matter how you pay, the cost of beef is sky high.

$3.55 a pound for ground beef. prices for staples such as milk, butter and eggs are going up the reason is the california drought. it's ravaging farms across the state. demand is far higher than supply. economists say the beef prices are here to stay. and it's projected we'll spend less on easter goodies a survey found average person will spend about $137. that is down from the $145 last year. in all, americans are expected to spend $16 billion on clothing, food, candy gifts and other holiday items. it comes on sunday, april 20th this year, i believe. >> yes. that is correct. you're talking about prices going up for just about everything. good news is that weather is still free. >> thanks to spencer christian. >> or close to it. beautiful skies right now around the bay area. looks like it's going to remain

that way. let's go to live doppler 7 hd. you can see it's fies and sunny inland and around the bay. looking live from our east bay hills camera, we can see a lot of the blue sky with thin, wispy high clouds. here we'll see a few clouds tonight's he lips. good viewing is expected. sniedz and breezy next two days. now, let's talk about tonight's full luner eclipse. partial eclipse begins at 8:58 p.m . then, about 12:46 in mid eclipse. total eclipse ends 1.25 a.m . and looks like viewing conditions will be good, again, away from the coastline inhand. we don't have fog along the

enti entire coastline. a frontal system moving into our direction tomorrow, early tuesday we'll start at 7:00 this evening. we'll have conditions like what we've had at this moment during overnight hours, front sweeps through bringing thin, high clouds probably will not obscure your eclipse around the bay. then, tomorrow, left with sunny afternoon, breezy conditions near the coast. and very pleasant weather. overnight tonight, look for low temperatures from upper 40s inland to low 50s around the bay. then, tomorrow, in south degrees downtown san francisco tomorrow, north bay, highs 76 in santa rosa. napa, 75 sonoma.

72 castro valley. 77 concord, 76 walnut creek. here is the accu-weather forecast. we'll have mainly sunny skies for the week. more clouds during weekend. a hill bit cooler on sunday and then, a sharper drop in temperatures monday. no rain expected throughout the seven day period afternoon conditions will be mild or mild to warm inland. >> thank you. >> coming up next, a warning for a prince. the close call for the royal couple that forced a cricket umpire to get involved >> a disturbing story of a mother arrested after seven infant bodies were found in her home. what she is telling investigators. >> taking a look at traffic now very heavy for drivers headed northbound. it's nice, and sunny out there.

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prince william and duchess kate have been taking a tour of the city center, prince william's last advisist at christchurch just after the earthquake. he said he was struck by resilience of the survivors. >> the royal couple paced off in a cricket match he through high at her. she should knock him down. >> i just think he has a bad arm. he was warned do you know what? don't throw to it duchess. >> she was playing in heels. she's a gamer. . >> i believe he will be paying for that in the future.

>> all right a lot of wheel of fortune fans talking after a college freshman missed his chance at the $1 million prize. >> ouch. >> julian bat mispronounced myth logical achilles. some are calling that the worst wheel of fortune contestant ever. . >> i didn't know how to react all i had to do was read it. and i just went for it. i did my best. >> poor guy. today, wheel of fortune told abc news they must pronounce it using the generally accepted pronunciation. still, he still managed to win the game in the end >> i know. but a million dollars? >> unreal.

>> yes. >> that hurts. >> yes. >> tinkerbell is sprinkling some of the pixie dust around on the ball room tonight on "dancing with the stars" >> because stars had been dancing to familiar songs from disney movies. then, one will be sent home. >> it's going to be fun. . >> i love the little mermaid >> the nine couples will celebrate the music heading into week five of the competition. >> they're going to blown away that is the fame of the game. >> the music is going to be great it's a good idea. >> as far as specifics for that round, it's hard to come by.

>> he's going to be a prince really? >> it's going to be fun. it's going to be magical and enchanting. i can tell you at the end of the reading it's full on. tonight we'll hear songs from disney films including the little mermaid, aladin and frozen. you'll see it all at 8:00 tonight then by the end of the evening, one more couple goes home. in los angeles abc7 news. >> i'm saying young cody goes

home. >> yes. yes. you're sticking with it >> you point out. >> two hours of "dancing with the stars" at 8:00. then watch "castle". followed by abc7 news at 11:00 >> and keep in mind it's now available to dish customers. all have you to do is go to abc7 news.com and click to find out how to access it. you can search watch abc in your app store. and watch all of your favorite shows including "scandal" live or on demand. >> an athlete arguably the greatest olympian, ever. >> also, new information about the man accused of shooting, two shootings outside two jewish centers. >> what investigators are learning about a large fire m a vacant building. who is responsible, now for cleaning up the mess left behind. >> then, face-to-face with a 200 pound black bear. how a woman managed to escape

and survive.

san jose firefighters are waiting for a vacant building to cool off it's been 24 hours since flames took it down. >> crews will be searching for

the cause, while still hoping there are no victims inside. >> this building used to be home to a television station. flames from yesterday's fire destroyed the structure. >> did everybody get out safely? >> except for two dogs >> who dogs are those? >> dan says 42 people would stay inside of the building at night but only 14 were there when flames started at around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. arson investigators will determine if the fire was accidental or intentional. >> we believe there are no utilities turned on but it was occupied. >> the city bought the property with hopes of building a downtown wall park but it turned into a nuisance for neighbors

and police. workers tell me they've called police and officers say they've spent time here. but now there is no building left. >> there is no guarantee everybody made it out safely. we're unable to search because of the intensity of the fire. >> the investigation will be in the hands of the public works department to come here to clean up the mess. >> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a massive five-aharm fire. destroying a warehouse as well as josha tree furniture and thriving life style furniture.

the store front wasn't affected. 70 firefighters worked to put out fires. >> in what seen as a sign of desperation officials are being asked to send peace-keeping troops into that part of the country. european ministers have responded by imposing a larger ban on visas the u.s. announcing the signing of a lone to kruk yan. >> i made it clear that the united states will continue to post costs on russia and in occupation of crimia. >> a utah woman is facing

serious charges after grisly discovery the bodies of seven infants found in her carrage the 39-year-old arrested saturday after her estranged husband found the bodies in boxes. police say the pair owned the home, huntsman had not lived there since 2011 she told investigators she gave birth to seven babies over ten years and all but one were born alive. >> i just can't believe that that would happen there. that megan would be capable of such a thing. >> huntsman says she killed the babies after they were born by strangling them, bail has been set at $6 million, $1 million for each baby she's accused of killing. she has three daughters. >> investigators say three people guned down near two jewish community centers this weekend were targets of a hate

crime. the jewish community center strengthened security today a spokesperson says it's something jcc always does. the man arrested is a former ku klux klan leader. >> police believe the motive behind two shootings was hate. >> we have now determined the motivation behind this was a hate crime. >> the suspect, frasier glenn cross is expected to face charges including first degree murder in the shooting deaths of three people on sunday two victims, a 14-year-old reed underwood and his grandfather, guned down in the parking lot of this jewish community center. reed's mother says he was there to compete in a singing contest. >> it was a horrible act of violence my dad and son were at the wrong place at the wrong time.

>> police say the suspect then drove to a jewish community center and shot and killed a woman there to visit her mother. >> the 73-year-old produced this radio ad in a run for senate. >> we sit back and allow jews to take over our government, banks and media. >> if you're going to make a top ten list of violent antisemites, frasier glenn miller could be on it. >> as americans, we've got to stand united against this terrible violence. >> cross was not in court but remains in custody. police are working with the pib to finalize a list of charges. abc news, new york. >> teachers returning to work today a high school where 21 students and a guard were

injured. students will be able to visit the school with families tomorrow. police say the 16-year-old attacked fellow students with a pair of kitchen knives, threatening two students by phone before that attack but those two were not among victims. >> in florida officials killed four bears after an attack on a woman in a suburban subdivision the 45-year-old attacked by a large bear in her driveway saturday night. the 45-year-old recovering after a bear attack. >> she's traumatized. >> his wife was sitting inside this screened in porch saturday night. >> she left the back porch air, walked toward the driveway

seeing five bears going through the trash. >> he says the approximately #00 pound bear stood up and began mauling her. >> the bear had my wife's head in its mouth and started to drag her towards the woods >> he says terry kicking, screaming and punching got a chance ask ran >> the bear jaws let her head loose then started on her arm. okay? and she just had adrenaline of it all. >> he says terry ran and collapsed her 15-year-old son called her and called 911. doctors needing 30 staples to close the wounds to her head she suffered wounds to her arms, shoulder and upper thigh. last night florida fish and wildlife told us they killed one

bear and tranquilizing three others. authorities say they're going to run testing to see if they got the bear. people are on edge. some of them are afraid to go for a walk in the neighborhood. >> 22 medals not enough for michael phelpps. he's entered in three events in a swim meet in arizona. the coach says the 28-year-old is nowhere near being in top form now. any chance of being on the olympics will demand after these events. >> san jose sharks going to face a san jose foe, preparing for a battle with the l.a. kings. this year, the sharks have home

ice advantage and players are hoping that could make a difference. >> they think it's one of the toughest building to play in. >> expect a lot of beat l.a. chants. there are still tickets available for game one of the series. >> coming up how a chicken restaurant is trying to spice up young love. >> a kieit family dinner. >> we see an impressive layer of low clouds near the coast. and pushing beyond. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> thanks spencer. taking a look at traffic right now, it's jam packed on the san francisco skyway. heavy in both

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number of fried chicken corages through a florist based in kentucky the arrangements cost $20 plus shipping and come with a gift card. >> if your date had gotten you that, would you have melted won't you? >> scarfed it down. >> so touching. >> you get ready to prepare your dinner tonight imagine having to deal with this every night. diana, the mother of 17-month-old twins, their named henry and graham. she posted a hilarious video to share with the world the joy and chaos of raising

toddlers. thoughts carolyn? >> i'm glad i don't have twin babies at this point in life. >> diana says the twins are a bit rowdy at dinner time. maybe the chicken coarsage would make them happier. her life is hectic because they're always entertaining one another. >> spencer christian is here now with an accu-weather forecast. >> nothing like twitter tanment. sunny skies now, and as you can see at the coast nice, thick layer of low clouds and fog there. how will that affect our viewing? partial eclipse begins at

p.m . viewing conditions should be good in our inland areas clear skies inland and good around the bay. coast conditions will be variable. there will be areas of low clouds and fog along portions of the coastline. looks like east coast will be rainy. phoenix, 91 degrees. across california tomorrow, sunny skies and mild to warm, hot in spots like fresno. 91 in palm springs. here in the bay area, sunny skies, highs above 60. upper 60s and low 70s ash around the bay.

tomorrow evening giants taking on the dodgers here and night time weather. i don't think anyone will be bothered by that. good game time weather. >> yes. >> giants dodgers doesn't matter what the weather is. it heats up, quickly. >> how tv could be robbing your kids of sleep even if they're getting to bed on >> a flight attendant with passengers rolling in the aisles. [doorbell rings]

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aged six months to eight years. also sleeping in a bedroom with a television they slept about half an hour less per day. a congressional report says it's time for federal regulation of e cigarettes the concern is that young people are being attracted without knowing what they're inhealing or vapeking. and because they don't contain tobacco, there are no restrictions on where they can be sold. >> a southwest airlines flight attendant put her stamp on athe announcement. >> everybody gets a door prize along with dirty diapers and

other things you leave for us. >> she's talking fast. the flight attendant has been with southwest over seven years and knows how to get attention on the plane. >> everybody gets their own tiny bism kini. if traveling this is the one you think might have the most earning potential. >> passengers have given rave reviews saying she's not only funny but really a caring flight attendant. >> up next a tweet a teenager thought would be funny ended up being no joke. >> what she said that caught attention of police. >> a fight facing two hospitals on the verge of closing. and a new form of e money

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dutch police say they arrested a teen-aged girl who is expected of tweeting a threat. saying i'm from afghanistan. i'm part of al qaeda and on june 1st i'm going to do something really big. bye. came from an account belonging to someone named sarah featuring the picture of a girl. american airlines responded with this tweet sarah we take threats seriously. your ip address and details will be forwarded to security and fbi. sarah said in other tweets it was a hoax. people have followed with their own tweets. a man faces charges after his fellow passengers say he tried to open a door on a jet during flight the flight had to make an

emergency landing in police taking a suspect off the plane. >> a gentleman decided he wanted us to visit the lord today, deciding to open up the back hatch of southwest airlines flight we're we're in the air. >> like others, monique captured it on her cell phone. the drama unfolded on flight 722. at one point he went into the banl room and came out soaking wet he tried to open up the hatch. one of the airline stewardess started skrieming as well as passengers were screaming. "help". >> she says a large male

passenger held him down. >> held him down. he tried to open up the back hatch. >> it's unclear if drugs or mental illness were a factor. >> you heard the guy saying okay. well, emergency landing we landed in nebraska. police came on and got this guy off of there. and we were applauding. >> court documents identified the suspect. passengers said he spoke inco herrently during the ordeal. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> how do you keep the city safe when the police department is

under staffed? tonight a spshl solution. >> plus, tonight's lunar eclipse. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> crime rate is up but the number of police officers is down the city has come up with an idea to keep citizens safe the city cannot drive from inside of the ranks so going outside for help. good evening, everyone. >> they're offering mutual aid and sheriff deputies would help patrol san jose streets. david?

>> the sheriff deputies cover a large part of the region. next it could be san san jose has seen the budget cuts. the result has been a near doubling of response time or no response. >> i had my mail stolen just to get basic response this makes sense. >> that is why he's talking about having deputies being assigned to perform other functions. >> that will be a detective in helping lock up burglars preduesing theft crimes now.

that is an area in san jose. >> the idea will go before the supervisors tomorrow. if approved there would be a feesibility plan. >> neighbors in our communities know what is going on. and we can have more bodies out there, it would be a good thing. >> the president sees it as a temporary measure. >> i understand it's only a short term fix. and they can only do it for so long. >> counsel member is looking for a longer range solution. >> if we can't tweak it to allow officers to come