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couple other people went out there and tried to recover. found fuel and oil in the water and debris, floating stuff. >> witnesses trying to come to the rescue after two planes collide over the bay. one goes into the water and the other continues to fly home. tonight the search continues for survivors. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. the planes collided just after 4:00 in san pablo bay north of the brothers island. serming -- sergio is live with the latest. >> a a ma, right now there are still search vessels out there. the coast guard says this will continue on into the evening. this is still a rescue mission and not a recovery effort. a fleet of vessels lead by the coast guard search for

wreckage for hours. included in this fleet of vessels from the san francisco police departmenty qeped with sonar. eric johnson lives at the point san pablo yacht club and heard the buzz of the engines ahead. >> they clipped each other, the cessna and the old antique plane. the cessna didn't farewell. a hard spin into the water and hit hard and a big splash. >> pieces of the sessna have been recovered. it has been collected along the coast guard cuter and will be handed over to the administration as part of their investigation. >> we have not seen any persons in the water and we have one person being reported on the plane when it went down. >> there were two eyewitnesses of the crash who were aboard a nearby boat. >> we got a few eyewitness accounts of one person seen a crash and the other seen the plane hit the water. >> this is a picture of the korean war air hua plane. it flew back to its airport. the pilot and the one passenger were not injured.

i called the listed number of the plane and they had no comment of the crash. the cessna and the vintage fighter took off from the ire port before 4:00 p.m. the vintage fighter was one of the star attractions. paw sesk coasty -- pacific coast event. they say the vintage plane had a cessna chase plane from the same port. but the organizers didn't have a name of the pilot. >> tonight it is not yet clear exactly why the pilot of that vintage plane continued flying on for 40 minutes after the collision with the cessna. it is not clear if the pilot radioed for help following the clegs. the coast guard says those are questions the f.a.a. will be trying to address. reporting live in richmond, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the plane crash. we will have updates on-line and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. the father of a

15-year-old who survived a flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet said he expects to brepg his son back home -- bring his son back to santa clear raw as soon as -- santa clara as soon as possible. he spent six hours in the plane's wheel well. his father issued a statement for the first time. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country. the situation was aggravated by our placement in africa for many years after fleeing our home country. >> they are exhausted and appreciative of the media's concern, but anyiy questions be be -- any questions redirected. >> he is still recovering in hawaii. new developments in the controversey regarding the clippers' owner. a silent protest to the clippers as they took to the court with their shirts inside out. this as new audio of a racist rant reportedly involving him

and his girlfriend. >> if you want to broadcast that you are associating with black people. >> do you know that you have a whole team that is black that plays for you? >> do i know? i support them and give them food and clothes and cars and houses. >> the clippers haven't verified if the voice on the recording is sterling, but they say the recording is not consistent with sterling's views, beliefs or feelings. we have a link to the recording on abc7news.com. both players and fans react eld to the recordings at oracle arena. leslie brinkley joins us live from the newsroom with the latest. >> coaches along with fans and players found a way to express how deeply offended they were. they used signs and symbolism to stand their ground. >> in a silent show of support, the los angeles

clippers took off their warm up jackets to reveal red shirts worn inside out to obscure their team name. once the game started they wore the usual blue jerseys, but sported black wrist bands and black socks to reflect their anger at the owner's statement. >> this is basketball. this is life. our guys have family and they have friends and cell phones. i can't imagine they have been pulled on and talked to and what you should do and what you shouldn't do and what you should say. >> don't think it is the clippers that's been affected by these comments. i think it affected us. >> the arena was charged with emotion and plenty of homemade signs. the ones that went viral on twitter were scrawled out by these friends. one said "i brought a black guy to the game" and the other said" i'm black." >> we put the signs out and took pictures after the

signs. way to make a statement, even though chris paul gave us a nod on the way to the locker room. >> he spent the weekend talking to the commissioner about the controversy. he says the players issued a list of demands that include not allowing the clippers' owner to attend the playoff game. and asking the commissioner to take swift and decisive action against him by imposing sanctions up to and including removing sterling as an nba owner. >> if what has been alleged is stated there must be sanctions that make a it clear that the nba family will have zero tolerance for such conduct today , tomorrow or ever. >> there seems to be widespread trust that the new nba commissioner will do the right thing. he was at the game in oakland, but he declined to comment.

there is speculation that a decision may come down before tuesday's game in los angeles. live in the newsroom, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> owners and executives have faced heavy penalties forays-based remarks in the past. the then general manager for the los angeles dodgers was fired for comments he made about african a americans on "nightline" and in 1993 the then owner of the cincinnati reds was suspended for one year and fined $25,000 for ethnic and racial slurs. we will have more tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 and ""good morning america"" from 7:00 to 19:00 a.m. tickets for game six at oracle arena go on sale on monday at 2:00 p.m. the general public will get their turn on tuesday at 10:00 a.m. shu will be up later in sports with highlights of tonight's game. a big change in the weather is on the way. let's get to spencer christian

for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. >> here is an early look at weather. we will do a teaser and show you what is happening at a this moment. we have mainly clear skies and the clouds are lingering after some light and early morning showers that produced a couple hundredths of an inch of rainfall. looking back at coit tower you can see the temperatures are in the low to mid50s in san francisco, oakland, san jose, gilroy, half moon bay and another live view from our exploratorium camera looking at the skyline of downtown san francisco. temperatures are in the low 50s. petaluma is down to 48. here is a quick look showing clouds moving out of the bay area and what is coming next is clear skies and not weather by midweek. i will show you how hot with my accu-weather seven-day forecast. ama? developing news out of the midwest where a violent and deadly system is moving east.

at least 12 people have been killed, 11 in arkansas and one in oklahoma. search and rescue are digging through the debris of the hundreds of homes destroyed. heavy rains and the gail force winds are hitting from nebraska to louisiana. new at 11:00, police are looking into a shooting that happened near johnson hill court around 9:30. witnesses tell abc7 news there was an argument between the vehicle tim and a couple suspects about -- vehicle tim and a couple of suspects about horses. he shot them a couple times and was airlifted to the hospital. the san jose mother who admitted to stabbing her 7-month-old son to death is scheduled to appear in court on tuesday. 23-year-old ashley renee newton is in jail with no bond. police say they found newton's abandoned vehicle on saturday. she then approached them holding her lifeless baby with what appeared to be self-inflicted knife wounds on her wrists. a grease fire in san francisco burned three

employees and end ising two to the hospital. look at cell phone video from the burger king on powell street. officials say burning grease sent thick, black smoke into the air. the damage was confined to the store. the employees had minor injuries. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, nearly a million people turn out to see history made at the vatican. plus the court decision that could affect you, your cell phone and police searches. we'll explain. and later kids and sports and the father caught on tape taking it too far when abc7 news at 11:00 continues.

watched saint francis bestow sainthood on two of his predecessors. the air was heavy with memories. two living popes honoring two past popes. pope francis declared pope john the 23rd and john paul ii saints . history also because for the first time a reining pope francis and a retired pope benedict celebrated mass together. an estimated 800,000 people

gathered in st. peter's square to watch the ceremony. they were joined by the king and queen of spain and prime ministers from 90 countries. for catholics it is a day with special meaning as john paul the polish pope was canonized jie. pope john paul was always my hero. i am overwhelmed. >> it is something millions of people would love to see on tv. i can't explain it. >> by you will straighting the two -- by elevating the popes they are walking a line. john the 23rd, a liberal who threw out the latin mass. john paul ii a theological conservative. >> francis is saying i am a little tired of the intramural divisions. i am tired of the arguing. he said i will build a bridge and bring them together and bring the church closer. >> francis made this his own day as his young papacy

continues to reshape the catholic church. abc news, london. >> a local tribute to pope john paul ii was dedicated in santa clara. they helped unveil a seven-foot bronze statue of the man helped end come communism in europe. on tuesday the supreme court will hear arguments about cell phones and privacy and one involving a california case. a gang member from san diego and a drug dealer from boston claimed searches of their cell phones after their arrest violated their right to privacy. they contend their phones are in effect their homes and warrants are needed. they say the cell phone is no different than anything else they carry and police don't need a warrant to search them. they live beneath the streets and feeding on the garbage left behind. vic lee will go looking for

rats and he does president have to look too hard to find them. >> i used to see a couple. the other night i must have seen 50. exaggerating? no. >> tomorrow at 11:00 p.m., complaints of rats in the city and who is responsible for fixing the problem? a special day in san francisco for the sailing community. it was the opening day on san francisco bay as well as the 51st blessing of the fleet. opening day signifies a return of the sailing season and the blessing is a tradition to protect fishermen. it will feel like summer coming up. let's get to spencer christian. hi, spencer. it will feel summer like in a day or so. we are looking at clear skies over the bay area. hardly a cloud to be found, although some did linger after early morning light rainfall. here is a live view from the emeryville camera.

mainly clear skies and these are the forecast features. a warm willing trend that against tomorrow and really heats up big time tuesday, wednesday and thursday with inland highs in the low to mid mid90s. before we get to that, here is a look at the satellite radar image. clouds are moving out of the bay area and skies are clearing and will remain clear. a little cooler in the inland valleys. then we have a big warm up. this ridge is going to expand and dominate our weather picture for the next several days. here is an example of the warm up we will see. we will use san jose as our example of high temperatures over the next seven days. 73 tomorrow in san jose which is right around average. jumping up to 88 on tuesday. 92, 903 on wednesday and thursday. mid80s by friday and then leveling off for the weekend. we will see that range of high

temperatures in many locations. east bay, north bay, south bay into the midweek warm up. look for mainly clear skies and low temperatures. tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies in the south bay with highs mainly in the low to mid70s. 73 at san jose. on the peninsula, low to mid70s. 73 redwood city and mountain view and low to mid60s on the coast. relatively mild, 64 at half moon bay and downtown san francisco a high of 67 tomorrow. north bay highs low to mid70s from santa roughy saw to sonoma. mild weather there. low 70s are to the most part. san leandro and union city, a little bit warmer in the inland east bay. highs up to 75 at fairfield and antioch. set 4 at livermore, concord and walnut creek. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. here comes the heat midweek. tuesday, wednesday, thursday from 90 to 94 and maybe even above 94 in our inland

locations. up to 90 around the bay. midto upper 70s on the coast. in fact, i wouldn't be surprised if some top out at 80 degrees on wednesday. then the temperatures will slide back down. >> midweek hitting the beach. thank you, spencer. shu is here with sports. you were at oracle today. >> and dinner tonight i felt a little curry, testify curry -- steph curry. seven three pointers and five in the first quarter alone. evening the series at two. highlights and admiration from his teammates next. >> and watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc news on-line or smartphones and tablets. go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo. you can also download the app and watch all of your

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the best point guard in the nba. mark january son needed a -- mark jackson needed a big game and he responded. the clippers took off their warm up gear. a silent protest against clippers owner. 17 points in the first and 33 in the day. a career playoff high seven three's. the clippers were shellshocked. a steal and a slam. 35-17 and watch this. finds crawford for the lay up. second quarter and look at klay thompson. to the rack and he has mad skills. he added 15. turns his back on the defense and curry picks him clean and tosses ahead. 22 points and 9 assists.

warriors even it at two. game five is tuesday in l.a. >> guys in our locker room know he is the best point guard in the league. they got a show of what he could do. >> it made him player what he is today. we need him to come out aggressive and he did. we say superstars are made on the big stage. he continues to show up on the big stage and it was nice to tie the series 2-2. >> other nba action and mo williams gives portland the lead. free throw made it a two-point game. two-handed slam and three seconds left. two of his team high 29. five seconds left and beverly stripped by matthews. the trailblazers take a series lead with a three-point victory.

>> we will take a brief timeout before hitting the lincs. a 17-year-old had her young nerves put to the test. an amazing day as we

brooms. the giants with the 258th consecutive sellout at at&t hosting indy. after a sandoval double, the panda scores and giants up 1-0 and loving it. cleveland evens it up. it is tied now at one. bottom of 9 after an intentional walk to crawford. three-run shot and giants win it 4-1 sweeping the indians. padres in town tomorrow. cocoa crisp and the a's trying to extend their dominance. the second inning and dominguez with a shallow fly to right.

that's why he won a gold glove. he allowed two hits over eight and two-thirds. strikes out cocoa to win the fifth. astros put it away scoring four times. two-run triple. they split four in houston losing it 5-1. the final round of the swinging skirts. 17-year-old lidia co played together after she won her first as an amateur. maybe lidia should part a neither more often. lidia struggled early on. can't get it up on the green. she bogeyed and she had a two-shot lead. lidia needed a five-foot birdie to win. she claims her third lpga title winning it 270,000 and talks about playing with stacy

lewis. >> when i see her play it makes me feel like i need to play good to keep up with her. i admire her. she is a great player and i want to become a great player like her. >> abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. coming up later, one on one with steph curry. stick around. >> they are going to l.a. next. hopefully they can keep it going. extreme measures and the shocking video of a father kicking his kid. did his copy copy coaching go too far? and severe weather into the midwest and what is happening right now. stay with us. abc7 news at 11:00 will continue after a quick break.

i'm ama -- good evening, i'm ama dates. rescue crews are still searching for the missing pilot of an aircraft that clipped another near the richmond san rafael bridge. the cessna 210 crashed into the bay. the husband and wife aboard the tmk20 escaped injury and landed safely as an airport in amador county. police are investigating a shooting on santa rita road around 9:30. the victim was shot and airlifted to the hospital. new audio released today of a racist rant reportedly involving the clippers owner and his girl end from. the clippers have not verified if the voice is sterling, but they say the recording is not consistent with sterling's views, beliefs or feelings. developing news, a dangerous a russ weather system is on the move -- a dangerous weather system is on the move. there are watches and warnings. take a look at this funnel cloud over pleasanton, kansas. deadly tornadoes touched down

in several states. abc news reporter diana perez has the latest. >> around 5:30 p.m., the first reports that a tornado touched down in a small community in northeastern oklahoma. the destruction is widespread. >> there is so much debris it is hard to tell what was what. this was a strong tornado. >> the extent of the damage is an indication of how powerful the tornado was. residential and commercial buildings destroyed and reduced to splinters. another tornado on the ground in upland, nebraska. more in iowa, kansas and missouri. they are all part of a massive storm system that extends throughout tornado alley from the central planes to texas and louisiana and mississippi. heavy rain near -- odess near 0. making driving impossible. strong windsing nod a semion its side and damaged several homes. >> it is raining so hard i

couldn't see the drive. after i was stopped for 3w* 30 seconds a gust of wind hit me and that was the result. >> clean up was just getting started in north carolina in the wake of an ef3 tornado this weekend. an 11-month-old baby was killed and more than 200 homes destroyed. >> it broke my heart. i lost everything. thank the lord for having me here. >> they are hoping for the best and bracing for another round of violent storms. abc news, new york. >> an extraordinary step to deal with the drought on the east bay. on wednesday, the use bay municipal water district will tap into the sacramento river. they will take five become -- five billion gal 11s to fill the reservoirs. and the drought has threatened the existence of fish, bird and trees. the water system creates perpetual drought conditions for fish.

there are fewer insects leading to less nourish meant for birds. there is a correlation between drought and tree mortality at the lower elevations in the sierra. and now dramatic video captured by a boy as a father kicks his son at a skate park. many ask if the parent has gone too far when it comes to coaching their kids. >> a father coaching his 6-year-old son at the top of a skate ramp in jacksonville, florida when suddenly the dad loses his patience and appears to kick the boy down on to the ramp. the moment is caught on camera by another skater. this dad at the skate park watching later on a phone switched. >> to see somebody do that to a kid, that's somebody who just got way too aggressive. >> but it was another skater, a child who says he confronted the dad. >> i asked him why is he doing this. he said because he needs to learn. i was like pushing him down.

>> we have all seen examples of parents being tough on on their little athletes. like this dad coaching his 4-year-old tennis prodigy in 95-degree heat. sometimes it clearly crosses the line. a father fearing the loss of his child lunging at the other child. and these parents losing their cool. >> parents just take it a little too far. >> the father told our local affiliate he has been contacted by the sheriff's office. others say the boy was not injured and kept skating. abc news, denver. >> still to come, san francisco zoo work everies -- zoo, woulders #r* sounding the alarm. the story you will only see on abc7 news. >> get ready for sommer-like

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jugular and he died right there. >> a tiger at the san francisco zoo killed his son in 2007, and now carlos souza is shocked to hear new questions about safety measures there. after that attack the zoo installed a code red siren

system, but employees are coming forward to say it is not working the way it should. dan noyes has the investigation you will see only on abc7 news. >> these employees a san francisco zoo are taking an extraordinary step, going on camera taking -- saying that safety could be better and 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 on my hair on me. >> cory watched a tiger mangle her co-worker's arm. leslie hog was there -- hogue was there one year later when the tiger left from her grot toe and killed carlos s ow za junior. there were reports never proven that they taunted the tiger. >> shots fired. everyone stand back. >> police shot and killed the 350-pound cat. >> i saw tatiana every day

before i left. it was such a beautiful cat. for this to happen it was devastating. >> in response to the mauling the zoo spent $27,000 on a code red alert system with personal panic buttons for keepers working with the most dangerous animals. horns to broadcast a warning tone and telling visitors to find shelter and a come suiter system that automatically called the police. >> but keepers would trigger the alarm by accident. >> they didn't give us case or gear to prevent them from happening. many employees got inventive. >> after water damage, the zoo decided to mowbt all of the -- mount all of the alarm buttons on the wall. they call it a mistake. >> if you are being mauled by a tiger you can't say, excuse me, i need to run over and push this button.

>> the zoo director and her spokeswoman repeatedly denied our requests for an interest you view. for an interview. >> why put the buttons up on the wall instead of the keeper's person. it may be hard to reach the wall, right? >> we did have a keeper attacked by a tiger. it was a buddy system. we feel the buddy system is an important process. >> she told me the bud dooy sis stim and the -- the buddy system and the radios are the most important to keeping people safe. >> they have altered the code red system and cutting the notification to police and removing the verbal message. the alarm sounds like this now. >> it is important to have them working? >> the buttons are a secondary

system. it is a public alarm system. we are actually concerned that a they create mayhem. >> they have lost confidence in direct are peterson and how she and her staff maintain the code red system. >> i walk through the zoo every day and it is always on my mind. >> are we safe or can we be safer? >> we should be a world class leader in safety based on past experience. >> the workers want a simple test like a fire drill. push each of the code 10 buttons and hear the alarm go off. >> the zoo refuses. testing parts of the system at different times and staging exercises like this one from december. >> i am going to ask everyone to go on lock down. if you are approaching the front gate you may be armed jie. a gunman is looking for his ex-wife, a zoo employee. she signals a staff member to push a code red button. >> in fact, why don't you hit the panic button for me.

>> 10-4. >> the alarm doesn't sound and peterson tries again. >> can somebody hit the panic button. i want to take these folks up and lock them down. >> again, nothing. more than five minutes passed until the head of it struggles to manually start the alarm. >> i can do the alarm. >> the i-team found more problems with the system in the public records we obtained. 2011 system malfunctioned and sent out false alarm. the speaker system was inaudible. 2013 test of panic buttons and administration out right failed. there were no batteries and no wiring. >> it wasn't hooked up to the system. one of my members thought for off two years if she were in trouble she could push that button and it would work. it didn't.

>> we took what we found to the recreation and parks commission. >> frankly my concerns are around the inability of both sides to move beyond the rhetoric. >> it cost me every day. it is like a recorder. my memory has come back. >> after the tiger killed the son he found some comfort knowing the zoo tried to be safe every -- safer with the code red system. now he wants them to get it right. >> they should fix the problem and make sure it works for the employers. the employers are safe and the people who go to the zoo is safe. >> the zoo is spending $170,000 on radios that have the panic button. it doesn't discuss how the rest of us will be warned. the zoo said, quote, it has full confidence in safety procedures and received full and complete cert pho cations from our oversight

associations including the usda. you can see the full text on abc7news.com. dan noyes, abc7 news. >> one more check of our weather? >> things looking great into the workweek. great if you like clear skies. if you like cloudy skies you will hate this. clear skies at the moment and we will have the clear skies overnight. mainly sunny skies. a few clouds here and there. the cloudest area in the northwest corner around eureka. temperatures in the midto upper 70s in chico, sacramento, fresno, l.a. a high of 82. in the bay area we will have sunny skies with high temperatures in the low to mid60s on the coast to low 70s around the bay a to low to mid70s and then comes the big warm up. here is the seven-day forecast, wednesday and thursday and inland highs in the low to mid-nineties.

90 degrees around the bay and upper 70s to near 80 on the coast. it cools down next friday. we will have two or three days of summer-like heat for sure. >> thank you, spencer. >> i was at the game and an nba playoff is exhausting to watch. even more to play. steph curry put on a show that was impressive and inspirational. i will go one on one with steph coming up next in sports.

most fun players to watch in the nba and maybe the best point guard in the league. he showed the nation today just that as he came out firing three's. before the game the clippers took off their warm up gear and let -- left them on center court in protest of their owner. on fire. of 17 points and 33 on the day. a career playoff high seven three as. slam and 35-17 doves. blake griffin and look at this guy. what an athlete. finds crawford. warriors lead it 39-24. the biggest lead was 23 and the second quarter. klay thompson shows he can take it to the rack. he added 15. warriors sending double teams to blake griffin all day. curry picks him clean. iggy22 points and nine assists. it is a 118-97 win. game five is tuesday in l.a.

now, after today's game i spoke about the rage he played with in game four on both ends of the court. >> you came out on fire. five three's in the first quarter. >> was that your intention? >> if i could get some good screens for my teammates just being a little more aggressive and allows things to open up for my teammates as well. >> and you got everybody involved. when you get that high it becomes contagious. >> we have a lot of talent. able to make plays. forcing the tempo and the issue. we are tough and we did it on both ends. we will allow ourselves to push in transition. >> now it is a two out of three series. on tuesday you go down with momentum. >> we finish out the game strong.

we keep the momentum going. we get a win, play well and we can come home and play it out. >> game five tuesday in l.a. to lake merced for the final round of the swinging skirts. 17-year-old lidia co playing in saint lieu wes. lidia maybe should partner with stacy more often. lidia struggled and she can't get it on the green. she had a two-shot lead until the 16th. one shot advantage. she needed the five footer to win it. she climbs her third title. talk about playing with her partner. >> i just see her play and it makes me know i will play

good. she is a great player and i admire her. i want to become a great player like her. >> to the ice where the third time is a charm as the sharks look to close out their series with the kings. an. him trailed -- anaheim trailed. but then they tie it up. they went to overtime where he completes the come back. the defending stanley cup champs are in chicago facing the blues. game six and blackhawks get on the court fires. they scored four unanswered goals. chicago eliminates the moves. it is a 5-1 victory. this sports report is brought

to you by riverwalk casino and i tell you what that steph curry is one of the funest players to watch. the warrior fans were insane there today. >> that's good. thank you so much, shu, and thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. and the news continues on-line, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with your abc7 news app. have a great evening and a wonderful week.

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