increase security in their neighborhood >> many of us now see something, we get our phones out. you've got to be careful. she was following someone. and was seen. oh. >> if you witness a crime, please call 911. >> police now say what efforts to record two men committing a crime. >> police announced arrests of the 22-year-old and 23-year-old in the murder. the 66-year-old solomon, known as the pet nanny in her neighborhood was shot to death in her car on fern street in july. it looked like a robbery gone bad police say lee was the shooter, and had been in custody for some time.

>> and the neighborhood say they're relieved the suspects had been arrested. >> the fact it's left open ended. >> they are charged with robbery and murder, expected to be alined in oakland next week. in oakland abc7 news. >> we're learning more tonight with about the man under arrest for opening fire in a medical center yesterday the target acoarsing to sources, a doctor who failed to treat the pain. vic lee is live at the home of the suspect. >> the 84-year-old was arrested last night, over there, that is his home. our sources tell us police found a shotgun, and ammunition at his home, but not the actual gun. a revolver and he told

investigators he was angry and frustrated because he had been living with a tremendous amount of pain for many years. >> neighbors say the 84-year-old lived in this home on plymouth circle for decades saying he lived alone and kept to himself. >> saying hi. and quiet otherwise >> sources with moth of the investigation say he is a retired postal worker. that his relatives live in hawaii. business resumed today here at the medical and dental office building. the surgical technician returned to work this morning. >> i'm not shocked that it happened anywhere. >> police say there are bullet fragments and a hole on the wall near the office of a doctor who

was reportedly the intended target, seen here yesterday getting into a detective car after the shooting. sources tell abc7 news wong treated the man several years ago for a season similar to shingles, which is a virus causing painful kin rashes but treatment was unsuccessful. and that was the motive for the 84-year-old man to go gunning for the doctor. dr. wong called 911 saying he saw a man with a gun on the second floor of the building and heard one gunshot as he ran. police responded. patients and staff evacuated, some with hands over their heads. after a search police declared the building clear at about 5:00. police arrested him at his home at about 10:00 after the light. he's expected to be arraigned for attempted murder and other charges related to the shooting. >> a school bus crash in san him

this afternoon leaving 11 school students and their driver hurt. this happened just before 4:00 p.m . kids were leaving school. next to the anaheim hills golf course, police say two children and driver are in critical condition. firefighters using the jaws of life to pull him through the front windshield. chp investigating how, and why this happened. >> 49ers linebacker alden smith will not face felony charges for an incident at los angeles international airport. his arrest caught on video this month, now up to the l.a. city attorney to decide if smith should be charged with a misdemeanor. the tsa agent says smith made a phony bomb threat when selected for additional screenings smith faces drunk driving and weapons charges in san jose he went into rehab and missed five games. >> there is another april shoufr

or two headed to the bay area. now an area of moisture moving over the city. maybe wet spots but already wetter spots to our north. this rain is hitting the ground moving onshore into western sonoma county. and we do have wet weather coming our way, continuing during overnight hours. here is our forecast at 7:00 this evening. spotty showers and later tomorrow, things will change. we'll take a look at what is coming next in the accu-weather forecast. >> supporters in san mateo ready to do battle tonight.

they want to develop the site where it hits off highway 82. leanne? >> some this will be an opportunity for many people to provide input it will be the developer versus the skaters. eye center is where families came to skate. dina said her son lived here. he was with his coach here all the time. >> the skating rink closed nearly a year ago the sign is gone the rink and equipment are still there. that is because the city for by the the owner from wearing it down.

it's asking the city to amendment the current master plan, including residential, office and retail space and ice skating rink. >> to substit yurt, they'd like to have retail december nated for the site. >> the holdings saying adding retail would make it more vibrant and economically sustainable. more retail space on nearly two acres would bring in more tax dollars but changing the land use has people i]upset. >> when if the owner understood this is part of the deal? >> we're upset we're angry. it's hurtful for the developer to try to profit at the expense of the kids >> the planning department says

it wants to hear from the public first. in san mateo, abc7 news. >> rock legend announced he will give a goodbye to candle stick park. sir paul mccartney will be at the stick in august. >> it's a full circle moment. paul mccartney coming back where the beatles perform their last public concert. august 1966. now, 48 years later, the singer and song writer will close a curtain on the stick the former home of the 49ers is slated for demolition sir paul offered a tribute here meeting with mayor ed lee. >> i have to say thank you for thinking the way he does.

because it's about relationships with people. >> the sentiment has a lot to do with it. he's a sentimental lad, you know? >> the former editor of rolling stone magazine interviewed mccartney and toured with him he was at candle stick for the final 1966 concert. >> what do you remember about it? >> nothing. >> it was a typical concert. >> really was unending high pitched scream. a mass scream of 20,000 young women. and it was like the view time 100. >> promoter says if it were three times as large it could be

a sellout. . >> i think what is wonderful about when you're 10 or 80 years old, everything in between, you know, it's just a feel good show. >> ticket price has not yet been determined. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> the 49ers were trying to get mccartney to be the first concert act but the team bowedded out today. >> i hope i can be there for. that that looks fun. an interview with a member of the rolling stones being recognized tonight for what he's been doing for america's forest lands. >> first, what a sonoma county supervisor had to say to the woman he frightened when he showed up at her apartment in his under wear. >> california company promised

bold and discount prices dozens of customers are still waiting. a 7 on your side investigation is just ahead. >> and abc7 news i team investigates questions of san francisco zoo. now, being raised by zoo employees. a lot more to bring you. stay with us

a sonoma county supervisor caught outside of a neighbor's home wearing only under wear and

a pair of socks tried to explain his bizarre behavior to jurors. >> in court, day three, act three the supervisor took the stand in his own defense. the supervisor is charged with peeking into the apartment of a neighbor, a relative stranger known as jane doe. he was clad only in under wear and socks. when arrested in he broke the screens and blinds carrying a camera phone he opened a side gate and tried to get her attention. here is cody hunt in cross

examination. >> he looked into her house. right? >> carillo's attorney argued the jury must acquit for lack of direct evidence ask calls the case circumstantial the prosecution says. carillo says he's been remorseful since the moment of arrest. and that is a surprising admission for the supervisor. he says he owns it. the case now goes to the jury. >> workers coming forward tonight to complain about the safety procedures there. they'll put in place after the

tiger attack in 2007. it's the subject of a special investigation tonight ot 11:00. >> it's a major step where workers came forward we saw how important those are after a tiger attack if 2007. >> we have visual on the tiger. >> that is a sound police had after tatiana the tiger mauled three men, killing one of them. the workers tell me the panic buttons failed several tests. they'd hit the button. it failed. >> how so? >> what do you mean? >> no alarms went off.

>> the zoo director refused several requests for an interview. this coming up at 11:00. >> we look forward to the report at 11:00. >> we do. >> a bay area group is calling for a boycott of sea world and 12 water parks, asking the public to avied marine parks that have orcas in captivity. there are 53 oshg yaz in 13 parks around the world. including sea world in southern california. the group wants the fashg parks to release them back into the wild >> whales are screaming out they want their freedom they want not to be captive anymore. they're not our toys to play with. >> sea world has been blasted, partially due to the documentary "black fish" claiming the orcas

are unsuitable for life in captivity. sea world rejects claims that whales have a shorter life span when in captivity. >> the mayor was recognized and handed out it's awards in san francisco today. that company relies on wind and solar power sources. >> residents have # 50% of their electric needs produced by renewables. >> also the bay area bike mayor program and a ninth grader that rides her bike 12 miles to school each way. >> that is fab lugs. >> i'd walk to school five miles

in the snow, every day. >> and ten. >> this is an older school. clear skies today. looking at live doppler 7 hd. clouds, moisture moving over the bay area now. we do already have moisture over san francisco. no official reports of rainfall hitting the ground we've got verga. and some rain right now. this looks significant now north of guerneville. showers have arrived we're not going to get wide spread rainfall for a whileful here is a live view looking over a little portion of downtown san francisco. you can see cloudy skies now it's 57 degrees in san francisco. temperatures low to mid-60s and 57 in half moon bay.

57 petaluma. one more live view, interesting over lake tahoe. storms, clouds there. snow still expected to begin falling. forecast features spotty showers overnight. there is a slight chance of a isolated thunderstorm or more. there is early rainfall late, late in the season. spotty showers from this frontal system tonight the second impulse is going to bring us a greater chance of rain in the afternoon. we'll just continue to see spotty showers. going into morning rush. there could with rain becoming more wide spread. and into late afternoon as we

approach looks like wide spread weather. should be just about over we expect rainfall totals to range from no measurable rain up to perhaps half an inch in wettest spots. and into sierra, we expect 5 to 10 inches of new snow snow levels start out at 7500 feet. and will be mild, certainly compared to last fight. tomorrow, showers, cloudy ask cool. highs into low 60s inland and near the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. dry saturday. light rain drying out after that. and warming up on tuesday and

wednesday. highs near 90 degrees inland. cool weather and showery conditions to summer like weather. >> wow. >> we're going to tell you about the government's new regulation about electronic cigarettes. we'll be right back.

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highly critical of the proposal to regulate electronic cigarettes today pun lishing rules that will require manufacturers with health warnings and inform the government about what products are made of. the rules ban the sale of e cigarettes to minors. the debate says not banning is just a big mistake. >> not prohibiting flavors in e cigarettes the same way as in cigarettes is basically leaving the market wide open. >> san francisco supervisor eric marr calls regulations weak, an ordinance bans e cigarettes anywhere regular cigarettes proper hibitted. >> giants of silicon valley settle an antitrust complaint. for years, apple, google and adobe agreed not to poach

employees and the case has been settled. general motors reported it's worst quarterly pore formance. profits down 86%. amazon trading higher after reporting betser than expected earnings this afternoon. visa is trading down. apple had its best day in two years after reporting a seven for one stock split yesterday. >> mer to bring you tonight. michael finney investigates the complaints by two investors. >> plus, reaction of a woman from chicago following hospital ambush in afghanistan that killed her husband.

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did this. >> happening now, president obama is leaving japan and continuing his week long trip in

isha after a state dinner with the japanese prime minister this, is the first state presidentit been bian american president in two decades the obama administration hopes to reassure leaders throughout asia u.s. remains committed to them. here is a live picture now from tokyo the president just boarded air force one. his next stop is south korea and the philippines. >> mayor ed lee headlined for today's ground breaking of a thank you, 40-story 340 unit apartment tower. chicago based equity residential is leading this project going up on corner of fremont on rincon hill. the mayor says the building is a step in the goal for 30,000 new or rehabilitated homes in san francisco

>> coming up nest, a man sharing spotlight with the rolling stones for years. >> yes. he's being awarded for what he's been doing off the stage. back in a moment.

here is to receive an award for his work. i've known chuck lovell for many years now he was kind enough to sit down with me this afternoon. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> a pleasure. >> great to see. and to talk to me. congratulations on the award >> thank you. >> that award from pacific forest trust called outside the box award. and they couldn't pick a better honoree. when not tending to the tree farm as part of work as a respected author, he's tending

to a day job. keyboardist for rolling stones a job he's had three # years and counting. >> do you pinch yourself? it a joy. >> it's a joy. you know, clapping and working the crowd. that is mick jagger. is that keith richards there? >> i love the gig. i love the music. >> music may be his first love. but the planet has become his passion. and his cause. this long time rock and roller. he's published a number of respected books with 7 billion people on earth and counting he talks about the strain we're asking our planet to bare. >> we're going to continue to

grow. so i think people are waking up to it. i'm an optimist. glass is half full i think people are becoming more, and more aware of it. >> they're still out there on tour. europe later this year. >> we get nervous when tickets go on sale. you know? are they going to do it? every time has been phenomenal. fans want to come and see us we're grateful for that. >> the award will be presented tonight in san francisco. many of owe new orleans for a music gig. next month, back on tour with mick and the boys. >> just ahead the army of scientists created around the world.

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researchers working to unleash an army of citizen

scientists around the world by providing them with a tool crafted in a brand new and inexpensive way. >> you can do this in 2, 3 minutes. yes. >> this professor is not just passionate about science, he's determined to bring would be researchers into the fold >> each part will self align. >> the team have perfected what is being called the origami microscope. he says the device is made from precut testimony plates. >> then, when i want to focus just change tension of my hand >> the microscope can see objects thinner than a human hair he believes it's real powerlies in the bigger picture. >> there is a notion of how do you to a scientist.

>> he and his team are distributing 10,000 of these foldable microscopes world wide. we're looking at die noftices of malaria. you can try to understand who needs to be treated >> some of the microscopes are dhifred most are destined for an army from 30 countries. ordinary people signed up on the web site to receive one in the mail. >> there is a farmer trying to convince buddies you should boil camel milk. turns out there is a pathogen that grows but his friends have never seen it. it's a simple idea >> they succeeded in bringing

the price down to just a few dollars. so the team plans to document uses they divide. >> i'm trying to say here is a set of tools. it's a problem you care about. let's highlight the curiosity. >> a team reached it's 10,000 goal. some left to distribute a shipment to africa. >> really cool. >> yes. >> let's talk about rain in the forecast. >> yes. showers have arrived already. moisture now, more concentrated showers pushing into sonoma county.

so state wide, scattered showers over the state. and some snow in lake tahoe. scattered showers and spotty showers overnight. wetter weather tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures into low 60s inland and cool by spring standards. tomorrow evening giants taking on cleveland indians. it will be chilly. temperatures low 50s for the game. cloudy with maybe spotty showers or two. here is the accu-weather forecast. overnight saturday night into sunday morning we might see light rain. then drying out next week. and it's going to deal like summer. >> yes.

warriors getting set for game three with clippers. it's going to be loud a look as they're warming up. mike shumann will join us with steph curry's big challenge, next in sports.

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good evening, when us lieu by 40 it does get your attention. expect a better effort in game three of the series with the clippers l.a. just smothered steph curry in game two the challenge, devise a way to beat the double teeming by the clippers. we're live with more on steph. shu? >> clippers and warriors tied here as you said, going to be loud here. if fans don't win games, players do. clippers have been able to shut him town. only four points in game one. four points in game two. but they have double teamed

them. and now he knows he's got it better tonight. we're calling on to be getting ugly out there. it's not going to change the way i've played. it's not my job to go right now. >> i tell you you play well on the first game at home. and the clippers have only beaten warriors twice here at

oracle. >> busy night with warriors and sharks in playoff action for second year, sharks looking to sweep their first round foes. patrick marlo gave the sharks a win, making it two in a row in staples center. sharks defenseman knows the toughest game to win is the clincher. >> you've got to put you can. you don't want to play in games of that. swinging skirts classic, they started out this morning with

two-hour fog delay. the panther did have a bright spot here. the leader on the course started on the back nine. birdie on two to get to four under. they try to finish up round one. yankees pitcher missing two starts for pine tar on his neck. the pine tar grips the ball better in cold weather. you've got to disguise it a little better than that. spencer christian you've got the to work on his mustache.

this is crushed. going to the train tracks this is a home coming. born and raised in houston. right now giants have the night off. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> amazing. so obvious. >> join me tonight. emotional moment at the white house. what a 10-year-old girl gave to the first lady. >> an i team exclusive. zoo workers sounding the alarm on safety systems put into place after the deadly christmas day tiger attack. tonight a special edition of jimmy kimmel live.

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