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of hail thunder and lightning. >> this is live look from the emeryville camera and the clouds have started rolling in and with all the rain here, some heavy snow perhaps in the sierra. good evening. >> sandhya is tracking the system for us and she's here now live with live doppler 7hd. sandhya. >> on live doppler 7hd you will see that we have some green on the screen and that camera showed you what you are goinghte morning. slick roadway so give yourself plenty of time. show you where we are getting some very light rain right now. we are seeing the very light rain around oakland. hayward as we take you into san leandro. mcarthur plaintiff , we are seeing some very light returns. half man bay reporting some light rain right now along with the peninsula. you can see here san mateo heading into belmont redwood city. i show you computer animation overnight tonight you see scattered showers going into your morning commute. this is a sampling of what is coming

tomorrow. i'll be back with details on that plus a look at your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> all right sandhya thank you. remember track the rain in your neighborhood any time using the abc 7 weather app. free to down load we have form for you at 7 news.com slash app. >> east bay school district warning for parents tonight. someone is soliciting inappropriate photo from students. and they are doing it using instagram. 7 news anchor is live in pleasanton with the story. >> instagram makes it easy to shoot and share photo with friends in fact for a lot of young people social media app of choice and seems someone is taking advantage of that. pleasanton unified school district that social media warning about instagram today. the district says students have reported receiving messages from an account outside the school community requesting that they send inappropriate pictures of themselves in exchange for pictures of the account holder. >> that worries me a lot. i'm going to talk to my daughter as soon as she's done with the

game. >>reporter: tiffany hadn't seen the e-mail yet but already talked to her daughter about what not to do on social media. she has good she has good hear shoulders. not too concerned that she will respond to it but we'll talk to her bit. >> she's senior at the valley high school. like teammate jamie. she doesn't know why someone would ask for inappropriate photo over instagram because the private message feature is knew. >> people don't see it people don't use it. >> she hasn't been asked for photo but if she is contacted. >> i probably just ignore especially for somebody i didn't know. i hope others would do the same. >> district says police are working with instagram to figure out who is behind the account in question. this is 7 news. >> police say they finally have some answers in the murder mystery of oakland dog walker. 22-year-old stephanie lee and mario floyd arrested for the murder of 66-year-old judy solomon. some monwas shot and

killed shortly after she used her cell phone to record the 2 men commit ago crime in her neighborhood. the 2 were also charged with special circumstances of commit ago murder during the course of a robbery. >> federal agents and local police believe they have dealt a blow to a major mexican drug cartel that does business in the bay area. they arrested 18 people including this man l avila nicknamed blank o. prosecutors him as high ranking cartel member. agents also seized variety of illegal drug, drug making lab, weapons, thousands of dollars in cash. >> good samaritan ran to help the children on board this school bus just moments after it went off the road in anaheim. this afternoon crash injured 11 people. the driver seriously hurt. they all are expected to survive, though. investigators say it appear the driver did not hit the brake before crashing into the eucalyptus trees. >> more than 600 homes in ocean county, new jersey north of atlantic city have been evacuated because of this huge

brush fire. the fire started this morning and spread now to more than 300 acres. it is only 30 percent contained and is one of several burning in the central coast area of that state. >> sold out crowd at the oracle arena in oakland where the warriors had the first home game of the play off. fans brought it but the warriors couldn't pull off the whip against the clippers. e the arn outside the arena for us tonight. >> all the excitement happened in the last 5 minutesgamee games. the oracle became the roar once again as the warriors narrow it down to 1 point in the last 8 seconds but curry missed the last shot and there were a lot of upset fans. >> how many travels in the gam game? >> bad news. >> how many travel? >> bad call. >> bad calls. look at this. come on. wait. >> all bad calls. >> bad calls. man. >> the last shot that curry took. paul fouled him on the elbow according to the guy

replay. but the referee didn't see it. >> love that curry go with the 3 to win the game. at that point shoot a two to tie it. fans felt the same way. could have gone to o t. >> why are you losing your voice. >> oh, well i was yelling a lot. >> yelling so loud. >> must have been a good game. >> it was. >>reporter: the clippers lead the series 2-1 but the warriors will have a chance to get them back. sunday afternoon in game 4 right here reporting live from the oracle, this is abc 7 news. >> we get them then alan thanks very much. >> san francisco zoo worker sound the alarm about the safety and the public. >> dan is here with the story that you will see only on abc 7 news. >> the safety system installed after deadly tiger attack were to protect people but do they work. i went through hundreds of internal zoo documents and found a struggle over safety going on for years. >> plus emotional moment at the

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>> that's when the tiger went to his jugular and finished.

he died right there. >> tiger at the san francisco zoo killed his son in 2007 and now carlos is shocked to hear new questions about safety measures at the zoo. >> after that attack the zoo installed a code red siren system to warn workers and public of another dangerous animal escape. >> but zoo employee coming forward tonight to say code red is not working the way it should. >> dan is here with an investigation you will see only on abc 7 news. >> tl the investigation began with this letter. unsigned from someone describing themselves as friend:00 zoo workers concerned about the safety. then we file a public records act request and received internal zoo documents that show problems in the code red system. >> these employees of the san francisco zoo were taking an extraordinary step. going on camp are to say safety zoo could be better. that it should be better. they have seen firsthand this can be a life or death issue. >> i went home at the end of

the day with chunks of meat and blood in my hair on me. >> cory watched a tiger manage el his co-workers arm. she survived and still works at the zoo. wesley hoeing was there one year later christmas day when the same tiger leaped from the grotto and killed 17-year-old carlos sues a junior. there were reports never proven that his 2 friendsh had taunted the tiger. >> shots fired. everyone stand back. stand back. >>reporter: police shot and killed the 350 pound cat. >> i saw the tiger every day before go by such a beautiful cat and for this to happen it was devastating. >>reporter: in response to the mauling the zoo spent 27,000 dollars on a code red alert system. with personal panic button for keeper working with most dangerous animal. horns to broadcast warning tone and message telling visitors to find shelter and computer system that automatically called the police. but keepers

sometimes trigger the alarm by accident. >> never gave us any kind of protective case or gear to prevent that fromping had a. so many of the employees got creative and took bottle cap and duct tape them over it. >>reporter: they suffered water damp the zoo without consulting the worker safety committee decided to mount all alarm button on the wall. the animal keeper union rep calls that a mistake. if being mauled bay tiger you can't say excuse me one second i need to run over and punch this button. >>reporter: rush the code red system is working. zoo director peterson and spokeswoman repeetdly denied our request for interview. so we caught up to her at the zoo last week to ask several important questions y.put the button up on the wall instead of on the keeper person? if i'm being attacked might be hard to reef the wall, right? >> well, you know what we did have a keeper unfortunately attacked by a tiger.

>>reporter: i understand. >> it was the buddy system and another person so we feel the buddy system is actually more important process for safety. >>reporter: she told me the buddy system and radio are most important to keeping workers safe. peterson and her team altered the code red system can you get the automatic notification to san francisco police and removing the verbal message. alarm sounds like this now. important to have the button working for you. >> button are secondary system. it's a public alarm system. we actually are concerned that they create mayhem. >>reporter: that worries zoo workers. they have loingtd confidence in director peterson and how she and staff maintain the code red city. i walk through the zoo every day. and it's always on my mind. okay. are we safe? could we be safer. >> i think we should be a world class lead intersafety based on

our past experience. >>reporter: worker want a simple test like a fire drill. push each of the 10 code red button and hear the alarm go off. zoo refs. instead testing parts of the system at different times. and staging exercises like this one from december. >> i'll ask everyone to go and lock down. approaching the front gate. may armed. >>reporter: peterson did he vaseed scenario gunman looking for ex-wife. zoo provide. she signal a staff member to push code red button. >> why don't you hit the panic button for me. >> 10-4 pushing the butt toyrngs the alarm doesn't sound. peterson says it again. >> hit the button i want to lock them up down here. >>reporter: again nothing. more than 5 minutes pass until the head of it struggle to manually sound the alarm. >> it's going but not sounding. >>reporter: the team found

more problems with the code red system and public records we obtained. 2011 system malfunction and sent out false alarm. 2012 recorded message on the speaker system inaudibl inaudible. 2013 test of panic button and bear and administration out right fail. button snow leopard had no battery and no wiring. >> wasn't hooked up to the system so one of my members who works at snow leopard this the for over two years if she were in trouble she could push the button and it would work. it didn't. it never worked. >>reporter: we took what we found to the recreation park commission which oversees the zoo. frankly my concern as chair of the joint zoo committee really are around the inability particularly of both sides to move beyond the rhetoric and get to let's find some workable solution. >> comes to me every day like a recorder. my memory come back. >>reporter: carlos tells me after the tiger killed his son, he found some comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safer with the code red system. now he

wants them to get it right. >> i think they should keep, fix that problem and make sure it works for all the employers sought employers are safe and the people that go to the zoo are safe. >>reporter: the zoo has just announced it is spending 17 170,000 dollars on new radio that have a panic button that does not address how the public will be warned about dangerous animal on the loos loose. zoo put out a statement today. the zoo has full confidence in our safety procedure and full complete certification from all oversight organizations including the association of zoo and aquarium and usda. read the full text at our web site. >> thanks. >> children at the white house took took a somber turn today. question and answer session with the first lady. listen to this. >> okay. you right in the front. >> my dad has been out of a job for three years and i wanted you to give you his resume. >> 10-year-old charlotte bell

surprised everyone including her mom who works at the white house charlotte dad worked on the president reelection campaign and has been trying to get a policy job with the administration. >> well, dozens of people showed off their happy side tonight in san francisco. ♪ because i'm happy, clap along if you feel like happiness -- ♪ ♪. >> about 100 people joined a flash mob dance to go pharrell hit song happy in yurba buena guard then evening part of frisbee team called dog fish. got things started at 7:30 tonight and all the volunteers joined in. >> unfortunately no rain falling on them at this moment. >> left happy. sandhya is tracking rain that is coming. >> that's right. how is this? live doppler 7hd tracking some moisture right now and hopefully you are happy if you want your water to -- water your garden or you just haven't

had a chance to wash your car we are seeing some very light returns. not all of this is reaching the ground. let me show you where it is reaching the ground around sfo so you might encounter delay tomorrow morning if flying out for business or pleasure. keep that in mind. in the east bay oakland hayward very light rain not measuring yet. san leandro very light rain. half machine bay around highway 1 and we will continue to see scattered showers going into the morning hours. in the sierra look what it is turning into. snow in the high country. not reaching the tahoe area yet but we do have a winter weather advisory that is in effect now. exploratorium camera coyote tower and kind of murky view. this is what you will face tomorrow morning. mid 50's right now in san francisco. 59 oakland. san jose also 55 in half moon bay. emeryville camera you are looking at some wet roadway so give yourself plenty of time for the morning commute. could going. slow g temperatures are all in the 50's from santa rosa to concord and livermore. one last view

from the kgo roof cam are and not only are the clouds gathering but starting to moisten up. scattered light showers into the morning hours. showers increase tomorrow afternoon and evening and slight chance of thunderstorms that could produce some hail tomorrow so just be awhich are of the fact. first part of the system as the cold front is getting closer. we are going to continue to see the light showers overnight tonight. the second part of the system this is the trough will produce more wide spread activity tomorrow afternoon and it could get pretty active around here. so over night tonight spotty light showers. 5:00 a.m. morning commute. looks like it's slippery in spots. need the wipers. noon time if grabbing lunch. do count on carrying your umbrella and really continue to go carrot umbrella for 5:00 p.m. that get away commute in the evening could be slow going. it might be a little tough to get home at night so keep that in mine. rainfall total tenth to half inch through friday night. this is going to translate into snow in the mountains winter

weather advisory in effect until 5:00 a.m. saturday. above 5500 feet expecting 5 to 10 inches of new snow and chain controls are possible. snow level will be lowering to 4500 feet so passes will be impacte impacted. i have seen snow in the sierra as late as may. it's late in the season not unheard of. they need the powder up there. tomorrow morning temperatures upper 40's to mid 50's. it will be wet out there in spots so make sure you give yourself that extra time for the morning commute. afternoon high upper 50's to the low 60's and you will continue to see those scattered showers but expected to wind down by the time the giants take on the cleveland indians tomorrow night at the game. it's going to be chilly at at&t park low mid 50's. make sure you are bundled up. accu-weather 7 day forecast weak little system might produce few light showers saturday night into early sunday morning. it's really late saturday night. and then as you look at the extended forecast, 90 heat degree heat by wednesday. 70's at the coast.

feel like summer around here. >> quite a change thanks. >> we had what almost was good play off game. pretty touch and go there for awhile. >> ending. larry is here now. >> yes. is that a foul? is that a foul? i don't know. the warriors with wild come back on night they couldn't make very many shots but how do you win when you hit 6 of 31 from downtown. you hit 6 of 31 from downtown. sports is

. >>. >> warriors don't win when the brother can't throw it in the ocean for the night. the series pure frustration. at oracle arena. barry bonds in

the house. and so was michigan state head coach tom. chris paul to jordan with authority. 14 points. 22 board for jordan and blake griffin other big man. went off for that. warriors couldn't guard him. jj for 3. clips up by 18 in the third and frantic come back in the fourth. andre rising off the feed from curry then with 13 seconds left curry bomb away held to 16 but down to 1 point game. 7 seconds left and curry versus chris paul comes up short on the air ball. curry said he had his left arm on me. he fouled me clearly. he couldn't rise and shoot but no call. warriors from percent from the field. 6 of 31 from deep and the clippers-96 taking a two-1 series lead. >> frustrating but not over. about still plenty of time for us to get control of the serie series. we have it obviously

some muscle in game 4 on sunday. >> just on edge a little bit. >> the point was we settled down and that's when we began to make a run. >> hopefully they keep running for game 4 of the warrior clipper series. sunday afternoon at 12:30 on abc 7. highlights post game interview on toyota after the game. so the warriors come up short in the play off game. could the shark takes care of their business in l.a.

>> most difficult game to win in play off series is the clincher. shark put the kings away with a sweep tonight in los angeles. happy face. he's happy. never mine. second period justin williams throws

it on net and somehow gets him. l.a. up 2-1. shark respond. jonathan quick gives up big rae bound and matt knocks it in. second of the play off to tie it at 2 but then mitchell shot with crazy off the board right behind miami and easily knocks it in. kings win 6-3. sharks up and still clinch saturday night in the tank. >> don't necessarily think the bird did us justice. played solid game. got some mr. of the puck bounce tonight. but we she a lot of fight and came down her and did what we are supposed to do and now we do our job. >> a's did their job. i love this guy with the handlebar mustache in houston. worst time in the league. in the first man on for josh donaldso donaldson. almo. choo. 2 nothn in the seventh. first career multi-home run game. scott now 3 and o and gets the win.

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