protests staged yesterday against their team owner. >> there is a lot of african american people as well. it's not just clippers you know? they are not the only one that's have to deal with this. >> it bothers me a lot. if you want to broadcast you're associating with black people. >> today, former 49er legends weighed in. >> we're still talking about racism. >> i think today's day and age we'd be past that. >> los angeles chapter of the naacp announced it's rescinded a lifetime achievement award but biggest go back may be financial. a dozen companies are ending or suspending their ties with the

clippers. saying they've made the decision to end sponsorship of the l.a. clippers consumer psychologist says any smart brand should jump from a sinking ship. >> they're withdrawing support is essential now >> some fans expressed themselves yesterday. demonstrations are expected in l.a. tomorrow when warriors and clippers meet again. in san francisco, abc # news. >> all right as we said nba tomorrow will address the investigation on donald sterling. when asked about the omgss here is what he had to say >> commissioner can't ex-pell him probably based on the contract and agreement in place. but there is wide latitude

expect a stiff fine here. expect the suspension the question becomes how significant is this? it could do what you're hearing the mayor talk about. >> the mayor is sacramento mayor kevin johnson working with the national basketball player association on this. r & b singer tank pulled out of singing the national anthem saying as an african american man and artist i must take a stand on a matter personal to me. coming up how other team owners could have the last say in the punishment, coming up after to broadcast. >> a supervisor has been found not guilty of trying to peek

into his female neighbor's house in the middle of the night. prosecutors claim he peered through a window wearing only under wear and socks. he admitted he was drunk, looking for sex. he blamed it on a problem with alcohol. >> efforts to find a missing cessna and pilot has gone from search and rescue to recovery now. a specialized unit announced it found what it believes is the wreckage that plunged into the water yesterday afternoon. >> within two minutes we've learned investigators are looking whether the planes were trying to pass when they may have collided. one avenue they're looking at. behind me there is a blower marking a location where they

believe this sits in about 13 feet of water. pictures show the team on the water. they believe at this point no indication from the sheriffs whether the pilot has been located, whether he may be in, or around that wreckage. this afternoon, search boats lowered a buoy into the water. shortly after the coast guard suspended a search for a missing cessna. sheriffs confirmed teams found the wreckage. no word yet on the missing pilot. the harbor pastor told us he's watched for two days knowing conditions were difficult despite the shallow depth of the water. >> that breaks any heart

debris came up. they found a backpack with a phone in it. pulled it out of the water. >> before the crash, both planes appeared in half moon bay the vintage hocker seen here on the ground the cessna apparently back to their home base in ione when the two collided. ntsb is interviewing the hocker pilot. >> chp officers closed a highway two ambulances and two helicopters responded to the crash happening about noon. multiple people reportedly suffered head injuries. the crash left a said wran on their side a truck was also involved, one driver had to be cut free by

firefighters. so far we don't have word on what caused the crash. >> family of a san jose state university player is thanking everyone for well wishes. he tried to escape from a fire last week his family says he's still in critical condition thanking the staff for passion and optimism. san jose state going through process of getting approval to help with le leave's medical bills saying we're confident we'll recover with support of family and friends. we have a link on abc7 news.com. >> police in fremont searching for whomever is responsible for pellet gun shootings. none of the people was injured

seriously. two happened wednesday night in the area of long-springs boulevard and warren avenue, thursday, another car was hit. but the driver nose injured a business also had bullet holes in their window. >> a security breech at aol. the company says e mail addresses, postal addresses and answers to security questions may have been exposed. it's estimated 2% of the accounts may have been breeched in this way the company is urging akt holders to change pass words and security questions. home seasoned security are saying the vulnerability of versions 6 to 11 of internet ex-plower could lead to the complete compromise of an

affected system. this so called bug is the first high profile threat to emerge since microsoft stopped providing security updates for windows xp meaning pcs running the system will remain unprotected after microsoft releases updates to defend against it. it could be a big problem >> high school graduation rates reached a record high. how bay area schools stack up why not everybody is walking awith a way with a diploma. >> water supply could be cutoff up to 60 days. >> a milestone and news for a city that needs new apartments a deal to create housing for an entire nand. >> and how low can they go? another airplane offering super cheap fares

>> the news at 5:00 continues here in 60 seconds.

>> some encouraging news about state high school students a record number are graduating but the rate among african americans and latino students is far below other students. david louie is live at willow glenn high school. counselors are working hard to try to close the gap. >> that is right. eight out of ten students, remarkable number in california graduated in the class of 2013. however, the state superintendent thinks we can have 100% rates. so schools such as willow glenn are working hard to accomplish that. >> the 80% graduation rate is

high. however, administrators are prone to say there is room for improvement. two groups, asians and whites graduate 8% to 12% higher than state average. however, 75% latino students are five percent below average. willow glenn high school has 82% graduation rate. >> we've got 33,000 plus students in this district. it's a big job we acknowledge that there is a lot of work to be done. but our goal is to have every student succeed >> one way to let teachers let counselors know if students are getting poor grades. >> if we get a d and f they notify administration and the counselling team for the students that are struggling in the class now we act on that immediately. >> dropout rate for california high schools is 12% but african american and latino students are

above that. the drp out rate for asian and white students is in single digits. californians for justice is focused on bridging the gap. >> if a student is being ex-pelled or kicked out they're more likely to not graduate, not get a career, end up on the wrong side of the road. >> schools are focusing on getting students the help they need >> if we can address any obstacle, maybe a fee waiver or s.a.t., or maybe someone to talk to. making sure they have that person. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> you can find out how the schools in your area are doing on our web site. just go to abc7 news.com. >> for the first time we're seeing the mother of a 15-year-old stowaway trying to get to her. he survived from san jose to hawaii in the plane's wheel well

trying to make his way to her. she hasn't seen her son for eight years, shown here with two of her other children she says her ex-husband took the boy to california told him his mother had died. the ap reporter took pictures just yesterday. an emotional abdula says the teen's father would not let the teen contact her. she's trying to get to the united states to reunite with her son. >> the civil war in syria is in its fourth year, raging while the president assad says he will run for reelection. it has killed thousands and this is footage taken by care international at one of the camps around the syrian border where families driven from their homes need things as basic as

food and water. >> 6 million people are displaced in syria. 2.5 million have had to flee the country i think people are not thinking about what a tragedy is unfolding. there is no end in sight. >> learn how you can help just log on to abc7 news.com for more information. >> a major project milestone. 280 miles of water pipelines from hetch hetchy to the bay area. they are being rebuilt and you know without this work a major quake could leave our region without water for months >> meaning no water for sanitation to, fight fires for drinking, health, hospital, so a

crucial step needed to be taken. >> crystal springs dam was rebuilt but the system supplies water to 2.6 million residents in san francisco, san mateo, and alameda counties so it's vital. >> after 15 years of negotiating, old schage lock factory will be rehabilitated including 1700 low and middle income apartments and condominiums and includes a couple parks, community building and grocery store. >> talking about brand new housing for a community that has a need to, a good shot in the arm of excitement and energy. this community is going to grow, continuing to thrive. this project is key. >> that site has been sitting empty since the company moved to colorado back in 1999.

the project expected to generate 2800 jobs and house 3800 people. >> one airline is flashing it's fares just in time for summer travel. >> there is always a catch. >> you probably guessed the catch. a cheap airline ticket, fronteer airline announced a drop in price of a seat about 12% the tradeoff is that you must pay for checked luggage, aisle seats and the like. you know the drill think of it as a steak house charging $35 for a steak and $7 for a potato. now, if you're still looking for cheap flights and fronteer doesn't fly where you're going

look for any expensive airline flying nearby. when airlines launch service on an existing domestic right the average price drops as much as 67%. bad news there is a temporary price drop the study finds merchants put 70% of the traffic in the hands of just four major carriers. now, let's move to coming up with cash for the tickets. americans cautious about investing in the stock market sdmiet a five-year bull market and record low rates on bank accounts a survey finds 73% of the americans are not inclined to invest in stocks. this goes across all age groups and income levels. why? many point to two huge crashes over the past decade you remember early 2000s.

value of s and p dropped almost in half, then did it again in late 2000s. apparently americans once bitten are twis twoois shy. >> understandably it will happen again. >> yes. >> thank you. >> just moments ago we had a chance to talk to diane sawyer about what is coming up on world news. >> this has been such an unusual year of weather for everybody. but those lake tornadoes might just be the worst. >> all of them coming. we're in the middle of the storm zone tonight. what it's like when tornadoes are bearing down. if you're in the car in a highway what should you do if a tornado is coming your way. so that coming up tonight. >> i understand you're looking into stress and how one person's stress can affect someone else's like your stress or my stress. >> we have new research showing secondhand stress from other people, even strangers can be as

constageus as the flu, maybe just as harmful to your health. how to dodge other peoples' stress. it's all around you on world news as well. >> a lot of us need. that thank you. >> world news with diane sawyer is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30. >> let's talk about what is a gorgeous day around the bay area today and next weekend. >> sandhya patel joins us. >> it's spectacular up here on the roof. just perfect here. you're not going to be saying that over the next couple days it's gooding to get hot. especially inland we'll talk about the temperatures trend trend in just a moment. clear skies looking at live doppler 7 hd. right now not tracking any rain. cameras showing you sunshine.

san jose 73 degrees today. 59 in half moon bay. this is where you're going to want to go over next couple days if you don't like heat. looking towards ocean beach there. temperatures 73 in santa rosa. 77 livermore. highest temperatures upper 70s today haze gee sunshine, clear skies near record highs wednesday and thursday. especially places like livermore, you're going to be flirting with a regard temperature there. high pressure taking over. it's a warm ridge developing. and the wind is going to switch directions. it's going to bring us heat. so still have enough of a see breeze this afternoon.

it's going to bring warmth down towards the coast you'll get warm along the beaches especially towards mid week. livermore tornado trend highs degrees. by weekend we're back down to normal a sharp drop by weekend tomorrow morning starting out clear, temperatures mid mid-50s. 88 morgan hill. 84 redwood city. along the coastline here, nice. 73 in pacifica. daly city. downtown, 75 degrees.

towards vallejo. 81 east bay and oakland, hayward, newark. 88 concord, 90 degrees in fairfield and antioch. hot weather for inland spots. wednesday, thursday, cooling it off and saturday, everyone feels cooling of the sea breeze. low 70s inland but if you were you, hydrate yourself. it's going to be cooking. >> thank you very much. >> and just aof mice and men and mazes coming up decades of research >> walking the green carpet. this year's winners of an award

known as nobel prize for environment. that is coming up at 6:00. we'll be right back here.

>> where is this idea when my children were teenagers? children in spain may be required to do household chores children under 18 have an obligation to participate in things like laundry and dusting and would have to be respect tofl parents and teachers and have a positive attitude towards learning the bill does not say anything needing to go to law. >> stress levels in lab rats may be skewing millions of experiments a study shows rats and mice are stressed by the smell of

researchers. stress level s equivalent to being forced to women for three minutes finding a scent of a man is more stressful than the scent of a woman. leaders say if they spent more time before testing it would help bring stress down. or perhaps delayed. >> and rats are dig, hairy and dirty f you're in the city you might just spot one. >> dark colored. you know? mangy looking not the rats you'd want to hold >> tonight we walk streets with a rat detective to see where those rodents are making themselves at home. see what we found. >> tune in tonight. the big race coming up next. >>

coming up at 6:00 google driverless car break through. it does okay on freeway but how do you control on busy streets of the city? also sh romantic balloon ride that almost didn't happen why a local couple was left grounded by excuses they say were full of hot air. >> thank you. >> if you love classic cars you may get a chance to catch a glimpse of them. >> today was the kickoff of the california relay. >> it's a four day, thousand mile car tour with 80 vintage cars, race cars and touring cars. >> it's a salute to italy's rally. >> this year you can expect to see mer than 80 vintage ferraris

driveing across america. tonight path of destruction. dozens of tornados. the worst outbreak this year. cutting through neighborhood. reeking havoc on the road. a family hides in the closet and emerges to see this. everything around them gone. >> i just remember hearing my dad yell, please, god, just save my family. >> our team on the ground tonight as more dangerous storms bear down. breaking fast. tonight the nba deciding the fate of the team owner accused of a racist rant on tape. >> don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. stress alert. brand new research how your stressed out family members and friends even