flipping the plane and flew close to the ground and the plane veered and slammed into the ground. witnesses say the plane burned on the tarmac for some time before the fire crews could get to it. >> an eternity for first responders. >> why weren't they getting out there? every five seconds it seemed to take forever. >> officials say they will hook into the positioning of fire crews during the show. >> another witness at the show posted video on youtube show the plane on fire with thick smoke coming from the wreckage as first responders arrive. our reporter will have more coming up in a report in 30 minutes. we will have the latest on the air show tragedy and we have updates at abc7news.com and

twitter@abc7newsbayarea. it is cinco demayo but rather than celebrating mexican heritage several groups are planning protesters at the center of a flag controversy. matt keller is at a high school in morgan hill. matt? >> police are going to increase patrols around live oak high school. you can see there is a large fence with no trespassing signs. this is a precause ahead of the rallies. the democrat indication is four years after several students wearing americaning ins were sent home from school during a cinco demayo celebration, some parents sued the school saying rights of free speech were violated and a judge cite add hit of racial tension at the school which is appealed. two separate demonstrations are planned from opposing groups.

one group supports the decision and another is not supportive. >> it is very upsetting that the flag, an american, a positive american symbol of freedom was banned. >> it is better to come out at cinco demayo and not as an american protest. >> the students released a video that was posted on the unified school district facebook page showing students visiting choose rooms to talk about this incident and respecting different cultures. some wanting in to do with the protest planned by adults who are planning on showing some daughter by wearing the school colors of green and gold. expect to see extra officers on the street in san jose especially downtown and on the east side from now through tomorrow morning. police want to make sure cinco demayo celebrations do not get out of hand. they were out in force

patrolling the streets last night, with violence and vandalism marred past celebrations in downtown san jose. officers made at least one arrest related to the festivities. d.u.i. law enforcement patrols will be out in all bay area counties. they want people to have fun but stay safe. if you celebrating cinco demayo you can get a free ride home from aaa with free rides and towing to crackdown on drunk driving from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow providing a one-way ride home up to ten miles for drivers and their vehicles. membership in aaa is not required and the program is open to everyone. bay area-baseed lawyers is offering free cabs until 4:00 a.m. >> dublin police shot and killed a man who attacked them with a baseball bat. we are hearing what happened through the voices of officers on the scene. >> shots fired. shots fired.

>> dispatch, shots fired. >> officers went to the home to investigate a domestic dispute at 6:15 and they say the man attacked an officer with a bat and the officer shot the suspect and he died at the scene. a neighbor says this is not the first time police have been called to the home. >> a few times the cops have been called and it ends up being a disturbance going on and either nothing happens or the person makes the phone call ends up being the one they take away. >> no word on the man's name. police are part of the alameda county sheriff at dublin. the sheriff and the district attorney are investigating. an argument between two men led to a fatal shooting in richmond. paramedics found the victim near virginia avenue and south 12th shot in the torso and died at the seen. investigators have not released the victim's name or a description of the suspect who left the scene.

>> now a terrifying accident at a circus in rhode island, nine performers are hospitalized after an act crashed to the ground in front of a stunned audience. part of the circus performance supposed to wowed audience with acrobats 30' high by the air did not expect what happened next. they crashed into the ground on to a dancer below. >> i heard them hit the ground. it was hard. no net. the metal platform landing on top of them. >> ladyies and gentleman, please join us in intermission while we situation ourselves during this accident. >> thousands in the audience in rhode island were stunned as the lights were dimmed and first responders rushed in to help. >> my daughter started

immediately, my god, daddy, are they okay. >> they were not getting up. >> this was part of an act called the human chandelier with the sick cuss advertise, it as the only performance of its kind in the world. >> we are about innovation and high art and for the first time, ever, we have the human chandelier, eight beautiful young ladies hanging by their hair. >> all eight and one performer on the ground were rushed to the hospital with broken bones, cuts and head trauma, all are expected to survive. >> it should not have happened. we will get to the bottom it and make sure it doesn't happen going forward. >> show scheduled this morning is canceled and federal investigator say it could be weeks before they know what is to blame for the accident. a battle over access to a san mateo county beach will go to trial today.

at issue is a private road that lead those martin's beach south of half moon bay. the road is the only way to access the secluded public beach by land. it was closed by the property owners, silicon valley billionaire, filed by the surf foundation claim he did not obtain the proper permit to close the road and that it is a violation of the california coastal act. a similar case was shot down last year. >> voting for the june 3 primary begins n san francisco it will take place at city hall monday through friday from 8:00 am until 5:00 p.m. and you can cast a ballot on the two weekends best election. election officers are setting up voting booths to accommodate early voting and ballots are sent out if you registered to vote by mail. >> mike? you could blown around, it will be breezy this afternoon, and we will check out the temperatures that are waiting

outside. santa rosa is 48, for a cool spot and san rafael and los gatos at 51. and 52 in napa. 50 in half moon bay. everyone else is around 53 to 57 degrees. the temperatures are close to where we were at this time yesterday but for half moon bay is about five degrees cooler. how does it translate going forward? next 12 hours we are mostly cloudy, with temperatures staying about where they are, all the way through 7:00. by noon the clouds will open and you will see the temperatures on the cool side of average with 58 at the coast and low-to-mid 60's around the bay and inland and that is where we will stay for the better part of afternoon with an outside chance of a sprinkle or two but there is just not a lot of moisture in the lower level of the atmosphere so anything that falls in the higher elevations would be best chance of it reaching the ground before it evaporates and through 7:00, grab a coat because it will be breezy to the low 60's. leyla gulen?

>> hello, everyone, at 4:39. we are tracking an accident that has cleared westbound 92 blocking a lane but all the traffic now is moving smoothly away from the water and toward 101. we had an early c.h.p.-issued high wind advisory canceled ten or so minutes ago, 101 moving fine in and out of san mateo. the san mateo bridge on the other side, coming from hayward, it is clear. now as we look at the eastern span of the bay bridge the emeryville remark is funneling smoothly with an early accident that cleared and it was blocking the unusual five lane in the westbound direction so all lanes have reopened. >> in seconds, the adventure of a lifetime turns to a fight for survival and hear from the bay area man who barely escaped from

an avalanche on mount everest. >> new detail on the powerful earthquake that rock japan overnight. >> last chance to celebrate with paul mccartney at

>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, in is abc7 news. >> there are 16 injuries japan after three earthquake rocked tokyo. the tremors measured 6.0 and the center was 60 miles south of tokyo 96 miles underground. the earthquake struck 16 hours ago early in the morning in japan time so streets and office buildings were empty. this was the strongest earthquake felt in tokyo after the aftershock from the 9.30

earthquake in 2011 that killed thousands and damaged the fukushima nuclear power plant. another strong earthquake affecting northern thailand at 6.0 with no immediate reports of injury or serious damage and we do not know yet if this earthquake is anyway related to the other earthquake affecting japan we were telling you about. the murder trial of oscar pistorius has resumed after a two week break. the trial was initially expected to last for three weeks but was disrupted to accommodate several holidays including easter. it is now in the seventh week. the defense is expected to call more witnesses to support claims by oscar pistorius he shot his model girlfriend by accident after misstating her for an intruder. a verdict is expected in july. a man is back home from mount everest after surviving a horrifying ordeal: an avalanche killed 16 sherpas.

we spoke with the climber and his family. >> i feel grateful to be home. >> john is back home with his family but with a new perspective on mount everest two weeks ago when an avalanche killed 16 guides. the mountain's most deadly day after another. all afternoon, clipping one guy after the next, and hauling the bodies and we were stand there watching and one body after the other, like vietnam. >> this was his second trip to mount everest. he hoped to reach the summit this year but now he is thankful he is alive and credits his sherpa guide for pushing him out of the way when the avalanche came roaring down. >> he turned to me, get out, get out, and that is what we did, we upped behind a big block of ice and we let it blow past us. >> since the disaster the guides have essentially called a strike demanding death benefits for

families but if the mountain is back open to climb others he will not be there. auto be that close and seize that many die right in front of you is...it changes manage in you, in me. >> it would fulfill his request to meet the summit, a goal inspired by the unexpected death of his younger brother, but the lap was to scatter his ashes at top of the mountain. his wife and son says? he changes his mind they will understand. >> i don't want him to do what he wants to do. >> i hope he can be happy being there but if he has to complete his goal i support him. >> right new he is content with his decision. >> if i don't get to the top, it is okay. we if that is the worst thing that ever happens to me to not achieve that i can live with that. time for a check on the weather forecast. >> used to watch that on the

discovery channel from the comfort of home. >> crazy. >> amazing. >> we will not see anything like that but it will be choppy today. as we look around at bait area we will slide back over to where we are and you can see the visibility is very low with a lot of cloud cover this morning, but a slight chance of a sprinkle and mostly just cooler-than-average and breezy. from the tower you can see the clouds trying to spill into the eastern part of san francisco. in the afternoon the clouds will fade but the cooling breeze keeps the temperatures below average and best chance of showers is east of us and north of us today. a slower breeze and a slow warming trend will start on wednesday and head through the weekend. today, though, mid-60's to upper 60's for most of the santa clara valley and we could touch 70 in los gatos and gilroy. up the peninsula we will start

around 67 and drop to 62 in millbrae and we will hit 60 at half moon bay and the sunset for the warm spot along the coast and 63 in downtown and south san francisco and through the north bay we will have mid-to-upper 60's but ten degrees cooler at the beaches and mid-60 to upper 60's along the east bay shore and inland at castro valley, and mid-60's and possibly 70's around fairfield and antioch. we will still have good sleeping weather tonight and mid-to-upper 40's in the north bay valley through fremont and palo alto and morgan hill and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 50's. an area of help to our north and it is drawing in the clouds from our south. those are moving southwest to northeast and they will break up with a clearing end the morning cloud cover moves out. it is a tight pressure gradient

so we will be breezy today and cooler than yesterday by one to six degrees. we will be breezy tomorrow with temperatures rebounding a little bit and you can see by the time we get to friday, saturday, and sunday, temperatures are above average and it could be a nice weekend to be at the beaches with temperatures in the 70's. >> 29 bart trains on time so mass transit is moving along fine. over the altamont pass you can see we have slowing building as you come away from 205 and it loosens at 580 at 50 miles per hour. traffic is then moving an to the speed to dublin and highway 84 over to the sunol grade, a great drive. if your travels go through oakland to the maze moving along fine and all the construction has been picked up and drive time traffic 680 walnut creek to dublin is 14 minutes and 101

through santa rosa into san francisco is clear and highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains is 23 minutes and a look at the golden gate bridge we have our camera back, sort of, and it was moving along fine and we had atenuators now being picked up. >> paul mccartney fans listen up. the general admission tickets for the final concert go on sale for candlestick park. ♪ yeah, yeah >> sir paul will perform at the stick on august 14 with tickets on sale at 10:00 a.m. from $49.50 to $254 each. we the concert is the final concert of paul mccartney's "out there" tour. the beatles plays their last concert there in 1996. >> they meant to protect your

babies but gates may pose a danger. >> the key to the fountain of youth could be in your veins. >> a party gone wilds. hundreds show up and cause thousands in

these are live pictures from oklahoma where where crews are battling a large fire that killed one person already and destroyed several homes. it break out yesterday afternoon half an hour north of oklahoma city. a control burn got out of the hand. so far, it has burned six square miles. a 56-year-old who refused to evacuate was killed. a southern california fisherman is breathing a sigh relief after not one but two

large whales became within inches of hitting his boat. he was fishing with a friend a mile off the coast when he had the encounter. the whales were swimming with dolphins and they swam to his boat. he estimated that one of the two wheels was 20 to 25 feet long and said they were so close he felt he could have jumped on to their backs and gone for a ride but that would have been worse than getting hit by the whale. >> a little too close for comfort. friday there were so many kids at the pool but sunday they were all gone. >> i imagine. it was cool yesterday. it will be cooler custody. good morning, everyone, here is how it looks at sfo with clouds hacking around and we will keep an eye on that and let you know if there are issues get manage and out of sfo this morning. here is the big story. the one to six degrees cooler than yesterday, mid-to-upper 60's and temperatures are well below average today.

if you are headed to the game, tonight dress warmly: 59 at 7:05 and dropping to 55 and it will be breezy as the mariners take on the a's. the best chance of seeing the green is representing showers from lake tahoe and sacramento and north and we will have temperatures in the upper 60's to 70's and palm springs is 92. safe travels. >> there is a nice green map behind me and it is looking nice and clear so we don't have any accidents to report this morning. we have little congestion across the bay area. headed into san francisco look at that: 101 headed in and oyster san jose, 71 miles per hour and looking clear on 280 and 85 headed in and out of cupertino. 580 across the we richmond and san rafael bridge is seven minutes and across san mateo is 13 minutes and that is not correct, dumbarton will take you more than zero minutes.

in the northbound bait, sob along 101 you can see we have flashing lights on the side and possibly a stalled vehicle and maybe some construction but it does not appear to be affecting traffic and 8 minutes gets you to san francisco. >> a warning for parent on the baby gates which are not as safe use think. researchers in ohio found that 2,000 kids go to the emergency room each year with injuries from climbing on or falling through the gates and it made no difference if they were bolted or pressure mounted. the numbers have tripled since 1990. the study is in the online version of "academic pediatrics." >> the number of children killed by drunk drivers has declineed substantially. data from 2000 to 20 continue finds 2,300 passengers younger

than fern were killed in crashes involving a drunk driver and to thirds in cars driven by drunk drivers declined by 40 percent. texas and california had the most among kids riding with drunk drivers and two-thirds of kids would died while riding with drunken drivers were not wear seatbelts. >> could we only be as old as our blood? in studies older mice got stronger when injected with blood from owner mice getting through the mazes faster and run faster, and a start-up will conduct a clinical trial with group of alzheimer's disease patients at stanford. >> pick up a board game or baseball to kickoff screen free week starting today. commerical free childhood is asking families to spend seven

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