donald sterling who is believed the person heard in a recording with the former mistress making racist remarks. who could be fined $1 million but it is not clear how far the powers reach. the coach believes that a strong message is coming from the nba and warriors coach mark jackson is deferring to the commissioner for the punishment but when asked if he should be fired he wants to see them healed. >> the people i know, the commissioner on down, are not satisfied and feel as disgusted as every day folks. >> jackson is leading the charge of a fan boycott saying if it were him he would not go to the game. not showing up is the biggest statement he could make. corporations are making statements and a going list of

companies have cut ties including mercedes, usa, car max and virgin america. warriors play clippers so game six is played here in the bay area in oakland on thursday. >> the nba announcement is expected to happen at at 11 a.m. today. laura anthony will report from los angeles today with the latest on the sterling controversy and our reporting continues right new on twitter@abc7newsbayarea and our news app. happening today, the obama administration is releasing sweeping recommendations to reduce what is calling "epidemic ." sexual assault on college campus . uc berkeley is a school under the scope. >> some are saying that it is

about time. let me show you the recommendations coming from the white house. they are say we need to train bystanders to enter veteran when there is a sexual assault. we need to strengthen confidentiality on reports and provide services to survivors and survey students about their awareness on how to report sexual violence. activists say it is not just female students who are paying taxi to the issue. >> there is a growing student fog males for female friends and make them aware of their actions and how to change it and make the situation better. >> uc berkeley has been at the center of the issue since a group of students filed a federal lawsuit against the university. they say they were sexually assaulted but ignored by the school. there is a federal law that says if a check receives federal funding it is obligated to take

action to prevent and respond to sexual assault. the recommendations will be announced at the white house later this afternoon. 4:33. happening this morning at state capital a senate economy takes up the issue of sexual assault open defensive victims which is named after a saratoga high school student who was sexually assaulted at party while passed out. she took her own life after pictures of the insurance didn't -- the incident were shared with others. it gives the prosecutors the discretion to trial juvenile attackers as adults. the boy whose admitted assaulting her received less than 45 days in detention. >> police are investigating a pot grow operation after burglars set off a fire alarm before midnight at this house on

76th avenue. no one was home when firefighterred arrived and there were 100 marijuana plants inside. three people leaving the scene were carrying three bags and pg&e crew was called. authorities believe the house has an illegal connection to an electrical line. a report shows a sheriff deputy was driving well over the speed limit when he hit two pedestrians a year ago killing one. according to the report, c.h.p. investigators found the deputy was driving 53 in a 35 miles per hour zone on mission boulevard north of hair last april. he hit two people at 4:30 in the morning. the woman died at the scene. he says the two were not in a crosswalk but a lawyer says they were and did not have lights or sirens on and he was looking for two cars involved in chases early that evening.

>> and what led to the collision of two planes oversan sandy hook elementary -- over san pablo bay. a go to shows the location half mile off the coast of richmond. witnesses watched as the cessna spiraled into the water. investigators say two planes collided and one was trying to pass the other. investigators say a military copy plane was passing the says ma and the pilot of the copy heard a "thump" and the pilot of the cessna has not been found. a husband and wife in the replica landed safely and their plane had tail damage. >> a bay area mother accuses killing her seven-month-old son is scheduled to appear in court. the woman said she stabbed her baby to death on saturday near livermore. detective say she has a history of depression and cut her own wrists before she was arrested.

detectives have not mentioned a possible motive. police were spending to a car accident when she walked up to them holding her baby. today, 23-year-old mario floyd connected to the murder of an oakland woman last year will be arraigned. he and a 22-year-old were arrested last week after shooting 66-year-old judy salamon after she recorded them in a cell phone committing a crime. floyd drove the get away car. not be arraigned until later this week. parts of the south wake up to splintered homes and others looked for survivors after another day of deadly tornadoes. 11 people died yesterday and a number is expected to rise as crews make their way through the disaster zones. >> stunned by the devastation and bracing for more people who live in the path of deadly tornadoes in the south and lower midwest feel the fury of the

first outbreak. >> a roaring freight train for 20 or 30 seconds and after that, it was calm. >> 20 people cross four states have been killed and the twisters leveled homes and ripped communities. >> this is where i grew up and all the houses are my family's houses. they are gone. you never think it will happen to you. until it does. keep news your prayers. >> arkansas was hardest hit and here is the storm path tearing through neighborhoods out of little rock and this woman rescued her parents from the rubble. in mayflower, the inform tossed around semis like toys and touched down in tupelo, mississippi, flattening buildings and knock, out power lines. the scary part was knowing this violence could just be the opening act for the tornado season. >> the numbers of homes

destroyed could go up as people and communities get a look at damage from the tornadoes and are ready for the thunderstorms forecasters say are coming next. is tracking conditions. we will go back to sunday, arkansas, 16 of the 31 tornadoes is impressive, and, year, 80 tornadoes with the bulk of them, 62, in mississippi, and 13 in alabama and one in atlanta or, rather, georgia, one in kentucky and they in tennessee and it is the same area that is under a slight risk from the mississippi river and ohio river south and east where we see the best chance and the moderate risk we had yesterday over mississippi has slid over into the eastern section and now covers the better part of alabama. that will refire this afternoon. we have storms left and they are

moving to the east of atlanta with a tornado watch until 11:00 to panama city so you can see the clearing over mississippi and the heat is coming, and when it does, that gives the buoyancy for the thunderstorms and tornadoes are possible. we will be hot but our manufacture stable and not moving at all. it is stuck. that is why we will see a quick warming from middle 50's when you step outside to middle 60's at the coast and 72 around the bay and 80 inland and top out in the upper 80's at 4:00 and inland, 78 at the bay and mild to pleasant during the evening hours, from 80 inland to 62 at the coast. today is one of the big jumps in our temperatures. hope you are ready. >> i am sure you know better than anyone else if you are driving in a tornado or near a tornado, you advised to get out of the car and get into a ditch. >> the lower you can get the

better off you are. the traffic quiet and we have top speeds everywhere, and, in fact, as we look at drive time traffic, 580, tracy to dublin is 25 minutes and highway 4 westbound from antioch to concord is 15 minutes and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. at walnut creek on 680 away from highway 4 to the 24 junction it is etchly and it will only take you nine minutes through pleasant hill. next, a san jose lawmaker's push to force out bad cops and why the department says it is not needed. >> the most popular internet browsers could be the most dangerous, a new warning every when surfer needs to know. a new job that a city administrator in oakland will land

we have breaking news happening outside of atlanta, this is half an hour north of atlanta, and six people, at least six, have reportedly been shot at a fed ex facility near the airport. who are told it is a workplace shooting with no word on the conditions of the victims or the fate right new of the shooter, and don't know if he is in custody and our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and can you follow us at abc7 news bay area but you can see the police response there as we happening north of atlanta at fedex. >> an auditor will present fining to a city council before one is calling for change. he wanted the city to change police policy and fire officers who die during an investigation. keeping the officers on the force can undermine credibility

of cases and this is as the auditor criticizes the city for not firing two officer whose had sex on duty and were caught lying about it. the department of homeland security is wanting people not to use internet explorer because it makes everything available to hackers. there are simple steps to take to protect your information. >> typing on a keyboard is tap dancing with danger for some. >> it is a big problem. >> the flaw impacts internet explorer version 6-11, the hacker can gain access if you hit on a bad link. intent history, everything is exposed. the security from the discoverer says it is targeted at defense industry and financial

industries. so chances are mom and pop aren't going to be targeted. >> department of homeland security issued a warning telling people to stay away from internet explorer until microsoft develops a fix. microsoft usually released patches on the second tuesday of the month, and they did not give a timeline if this fix but said a statement that reads "at this time we are aware of limited targeted attacks and we encourage customs to follow the suggested mitigations while an update is finalized." some in the south bay coffee shops are not taking any chances. >> i am not aware of what i am clicking, i don't click. >> security experts say the easy way to stave say is make a browser switch. in milpitas, for abc7 news. >> the city council is voting on

hiring the former city manage of oakland and said santana is the top candidate after resigning at oakland city manager after the relationship between her and the mayor and the city council went south. santana who was a assistant city manager was tough minded in her role as city hall where she tried to improve the finances. >> the san jose sharks will need all the support they can get in their fans when they host the 7th game in the stanley cup playoffs with the kings. the sharks could not clinch the series if los angeles last night losing 4-1. the series new is even at 3 each and only three times in history have come back from a 3-0 deficit to win the series. the kings were down 3-0 and the sharks are trying to make sure the kings are not the four the when they meet tomorrow night. >> controversial how it ended.

>> the giants are playing through wednesday so how is it all looking. and the asphalt will be hot if you are doing tailgate. here is live doppler 7 hd and you can see it is fairly clear outside. for radar return. just a few high level clouds. petaluma is 49. 56 in san rafael is the warm spot up north to 42 in american canyon and you can see the microclimates and 57 in alameda but at newark it is 52 and at cupertino it is 50 and san jose is 53 and 50 in lafayette and 48 in san ramon and half moon bay for the cool spots and the heat is holding on in brentwood and 66 we right now and in san francisco it is 55. from the east bay hills camera,

emeryville is in the foreground and san francisco in the background and the reflection in the bay bridge to give you an idea of how calm it is. we have hazy sunshine but not a "spare the air" day with temperatures average, and well above average today and we are talking 10 to 15 degree jump. the coast has heat peaking tomorrow and we will taper the temperatures back to average by sunday and all seven days of my forecast are dry. next week, maybe a chance of rain but you will see a rapid evaporation of any moisture that is in the ground or garden over the next couple of days. we will have 82 in milpitas the cool spot to the south and a lot of mid-to-upper 80's and gilroy is 90 degrees. 77 in millbrae and low-to-mid 80's and cool weather on if lanes and low-to-mid 70's along the coast and up to upper 70 downtown and sausalito and

mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and we could hit the mid-80's in castro valley, hercules and richmond and the upper 80's to nearly 90 degrees in the east bay valley. you may need to run the air conditioning and mid-to-upper 50's tonight. here is my seven-day forecast, a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow and the coast cools on thursday and while we hit the low-to-mid 90's in a lot of bay and inland neighbors on thursday and by sunday we are 15 to 20 degrees cooler and that is back to average. have a good one. >> bart has 29 time on time and lots of green on the map with no accidents to report. as we take to you san jose we will see how the speeds are checking in, 101 and 85, all moving along fine in and out of san jose, sunnyvale and up to mountain view. 101 headed up the peninsula from

sfo into san francisco it is green. at 80 and the bay bridge toll plaza is nine minutes and along the westbound direction we have this construction that is wrapping up, a couple of lanes between the inching to the first tower and you will see construction crews. slow if the cone zone. as you take the drive through 101, from san rafael to san francisco it is 18 minutes to the city. >> it is 4:50. the six dollar tax bill that cost a woman $280,000 home. >> heartfelt plea for help from a boy who wants to save his sister and the video that is helping him get closer to the goal. >> a hoax that let uc berkeley students with a sour taste in

good morning. a look at the bay bridge and the beautiful lights of san francisco early on this tuesday morning, and we will have more on the weather which is warming up if a couple of minutes. >> to think about in the shower, would you cut a ten minute shower to eight minutes if the city asked you to? the city council of benicia will urge residents to cut use by 20 percent and there would not be a penalty if you don't cut the use but the public works department says everyone needs to do their part saying there is an urgent need to save water now before there is a big problem. >> if your mouth is watering for the new burger opening near the uc berkeley campus it was a home. the chronicle reports a sign announcing the future opening of an in and out burger on telegraph avenue caused a lot of excitement.

calls were made to officials at the positive particular chain who say there was no confirmed site for berkeley this summer. >> they saying u.k. uc -- uc berkeley campus is the further from any in and out. >> that is a killer. >> let's bring on the cold milkshake. where would you go? >> blondie's pizza, a dollar for a huge slice. >> sausalito and down to san francisco and beyond you can see how clear the air is this morning and a big story today, nine degrees warmer in san francisco and 85 and 81 in oakland and hayward is 81 at 13 and san jose is 86 and look at antioch, 92 tonight and 15 degrees warmer than yesterday

and if you are headed to the game, 68 down to 62 to a pleasant evening under clear sky at at&t park. the state will be just as warm. we will see how the traffic is doing, are we hot under the collar? if you are headed to vasco road, we will find out if there is a stalled vehicle or big rig with no accidents reported, but we do have delays from trees at 45 miles per hour is the top speed and this is how long it will take, address to castro valley along 580 at 41 minutes and 101, 85 to the san jose airport northbound and 11 minutes, through daly city, in san francisco, up ten minutes. >> eric and kristen? >> a seven-year-old boy in is be second is on a mission to save his sister's life. >> we need you to help us get my

sister's medicine. quickly. immediately. >> he makes that touching plea on youtube to find a cure for his four-year-old sister's disease. show has a terminal disorder and by the time she is six she will not be able to walk and her parents have raised $650,000 to find a cure and their goal is $1 million. the family hopes she will be become one of the first of many children to survive the disease. a pennsylvania widow will appeal a judge's decision to sell her home because she failed to pay a $6 tax bill. the 53-year-old woman says she paid all of her property taxes in full and was unaware she still owed an additional $6.30. the court ruled she was given multiple notices and the home sold at auction for $116,000

less than half market value and she owed $235 at the time of the sale including interest and fees but she says her husband normally handle the paperwork and property taxes but passed away. >> if you wanted to be up close and personal with a baby panda you have the opportunity if you are willing to fork over cash. the national zoo if washington is turning the get a private meet and cigarette with the eight-month-old public only the second surviving cub born in now decades at the national zoo. you can fly to china for $6,000 and do the v.i.p. tour where you can feed the panda for less than

that. >> it is d-day for done -- donald sterling over the racial rant caught on tape. >> in the south there is a heavy police presence at a fedex facility in georgia the scene of a workplace shooting.

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