view with the story. >> reporter: lined with apartments, so you may see an occasional cat or two around here, but seeing a mountain lion is certainly unusual. let's show you how it all ended. with big cat tranquilized in a cage. first sight came at 6:45 last night in the 200 block near central expressway. the heart of the city 5 mile away from the downtown area. hiding under a van here at the apartments on the 2000 block of california street, that's when police, game warden and the pem of the mpuma project moved in ad tranquilized him. >> he was calm, stayed there, didn't get shot and tried to run. he basically laid down and went to sleep. afterwards, he was calm, obviously he was out at that point when they put him back in the cage. >> reporter: it took about a minute and a half for the

tranquilizer to take effect, that's when the mountain lion was moved into the cage. the big cat was wearing a tracking collar from the bay area puma project, a conservation program for mountain lions. it's ex-about abou-aboupected t into an undisclosed location. new this morning, san francisco police are looking for the people who are inside a car that hit a pedestrian and then another car before crashing into a building in the marina district. officers were following a black toyota believed to be stolen on bay street around 9:40 last night the car took off and ran a red light. it hit a pedestrian, then another car, then smashed into that building. the suspects took off on foot. several people were later detains but no one is in custody. police searched the aquatic park area and say they were not chasing the car at the time it crashed. two victims suffered nonlife threatening injuries.

an apparent road rage shooting in san jose, the victim has died. a car nearly collided with another car yesterday morning, the drivers stopped, got out, and argued. a passenger inside the car that pull out of the mobile home park opened fire. police are still looking for the gunman. doctors medical center in san pablo one step closer to shutting down. yesterday voters rejected the measure to fund the hospital. it needed two-thirds approvals. the center is currently losing more than a million a month. hospital employees will continue to urge county lawmakers to take action. voters in arenda and western walnut creek approved a $122 parcel tax for the high school district. measure a passed with 75% of voters saying yes. it raises money to maintain curriculums and programs while keeping class sizes small.

first look at surveillance video from hawaii that supports south bay teen's story that he survived five-hour flight to maui hidden in the wheel well of the jet. emerging from the landing gear hold after the hawaii airlines 767 arrived from san jose. he appears disoriented after he endured subzero temperatures with little oxygen during the april 20th flight. he engages in airport worker where the video shows abdi speaking with him for another three minutes. he's now in the custody of child protecve services in santa clara. he stowed away in an effort to see his mother in africa. the woman at center of the donald sterling racism scandal in the nba is investigated for extortion. sister station kabc in l.a. reports the atlanta district attorney is looking into whether v stiviano possibly used recorded conversations with the former l.a. clippers' owner to

extort money from him. they also want to know if the recordings were made illegally. also, two state lawmakers from southern california have introduced a bill that would close an income tax loophole, it would have allowed sterling to write off his league-imposed $2.5 million fine as a business expense when he files his state return. prosecutors have dropped a criminal charge against a transgender high school student from he cuelies. charged with misdemeanor battery after a fight with three other students in november. gutierrez was bullied and fought back. as part of the deal with prosecutors, she'll attend a teen conflict program. the san francisco landlord who gave tenants a all right requiring them to have an annual income of at least $100,000 apologized for sending it. tenants of the rent-controlled apartment building say, the landlord robert shelton had gone too far in making unlawful demands. some paying rent well below

market value claim they're being harassed. housing rights advocates say landlords cannot require an existing tenant provide income verification or be evicted for not providing certain checks. he rescinded the warning saying it contained information that was flaw. president obama is coming to california and the bay area. he'll stop at university of southern california tonight to receive an award for his efforts to protect human rights and attend a political fund-raiser in los angeles. tomorrow the president will come here to the bay area for tuesday silicon valley fund-raisers including one co-hosted by marissa mayer. friday, he'll be at a walmart in mountain view to praise the company's goal to get 100% of energy from renewable sources. this the president's tenth fund-raising visit in three years because last trip was in november and included several events in san francisco. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco to see if it's less windy today. yesterday i was trying to close

my patio umbrella, practically blew away. >> windy yesterday afternoon. it will be this afternoon. if it's calm in your area now, it's going to pick up this afternoon. 15 miles per hour fair field, 13 sfo. 13 half moon bay. everybody else 8, calm around santa rosa and mountain view. up north, mid-40s to 50 in san rafael. temperatures close to where we were yesterday. 49 lafayette. san jose 48. everybody else 50, 52 until brentwood, 54. alameda, 55. i don't see nuch of tmuch of th in temperature until 7:00. it will be mostly sunny by noon. temperature 58 at coast. lunchtime, breezes pick up we'll have high clouds and sunshine as cold front draws near. 60 at coast. 68 to 74 spread around the bay and inland. evening hours, grab a coat. low to mid-60s.

we have that sig-alert in danville due to earlier high-speed pursuit. it ended with the car crashing and overturning. now two lanes blocked in danville. traveling southbound on 680, a lot of police activity here. this is between el pintado road. no word yet when the sig alert will cancel. if you're heading over the al alatamont pass. southbound from san rafael to san francisco, 17 minutes. >> thank you, 4:37. beating odds with the heart of a warrior. an 11-year-old bay area boy who isn't letting three major heart surgeries stop him from achieving a dream. to rap or not to rap. the munies plan to raise money. the golden state warriors looking for a head coach after

relieving mark jackson of his du duties what happen fans are saying about it. first, the tech fights. >> in today's tech fight, sprint takes on t-mobile with the $40 no contract plan. it includes unlimited calls and messaging with 500 megabyte of high speed data. apple's new laptop getting high praise. it cut the price by $100. joanne fla stern calls it the best laptop ever made. >> what makes it stand above is the blend of performance, battery life and design. and also ease of use of this laptop. the software's easy to use but the touch pad is really good. >> the new mac book air starts at 899. game console for dogs called clever pet, keep your dog amused by teaching certain behaviors through touch pads. when the dog hits the right one he gets a small street,

covering walnut creek, campbell, all of the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> 4:41 on wednesday. new this morning, ice cream vendors and workers who sell goods to unsupervised children in parts of southern california could be subject to back round checks and fingerprintingen the board of supervisors is looking into new regulations that would require businesses that serve children to screen their employees. supporters say it would protect children against sex offenders and other convicted criminals. the county is preparing a report to examine the costs of such a program. miami police have release two emergency calls made during the incident involving a mystery woman and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. the call as peer to back kaepernick's version that he did nothing wrong. one call from a man who identifies himself as hotel security. a second caller says he's

ricardo lockette. a rom refuses to leave. >> she's with clothes off on the bed. >> fully naked on the bed? >> yes. >> waiting for a boyfriend, is that it? >> no, no. not her boyfriend. he's someone she wants to sleep with. >> the woman told police she somehow wound up in the hospital after kissing kaepernick, undressing in his room, and passing out. early information from police indicates kaepernick may have already left the apartment before the woman refused to leave and his friends called 911. no one has been charged in the case. warriors hurt fsearch for a head coach after firing mark jackson. a decision on what would make the organization better as a whole. the team won 51 games last season, he expected the team to do better. jackson had a 121-109 record

over three seasons taking the warriors to the playoffs the last two seasons. jackson's firing does not make sense to many warriors fans especially coming days after the team was knocked out of the playoffs by the clippers in game seven. >> in a longtime warrior fan, over 30-plus years, we know how it's been. it's been really bad and he showed success, and i don't get it. >> i think the fans should know or understand that they need to trust us. they need to really trust us. maybe they do, maybe they don't, it's our job to prove it. >> top candidates, steve kerr, tnt broadcaster and champ, former coach lionel holans and former orlando coach, stan van gundy. a 7-year-old albany boy in need of a life-saving bone marrow match. baylor fredrickson diagnosed with lieukemia but finding a match is a challenge. no one in the family is a match

because he's half-japanese, half-german. the asian-american donor program is working with family. anyone who wants to help can register the a local marrow drive. we have more information at abc7news.com. an 11-year-old south bay boy continues to amaze doctors and his family as he manages a rare heart condition. but what he's about to do next is nothing short of remarkable. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: a fierce warrior, studying mixed martial arts since he was 7. but the real battle has been with his own heart. >> my right vent tcal on the heart is not there. >> reporter: only 1 in 10,000 kids have had it. three open heart surgeries and now he's going for his black belt. >> as anybody else done this before? >> not in my record, i don't

know. i feel really extraordinary right now. >> reporter: believe it or not, all of this very intense, mixed ma martial arts helping his heart get better. as long as he takes breaks in between he can go for the black belt. his mom watches nervously from the sidelines and monitors it his oxygen level but he keeps going. >> he's my hero. >> reporter: the school owner calls him a true inspiration. >> to be able to have that warrior spirit takes people a lifetime to get, right? and it amazes me how can a young boy, 11 years old, have it. >> i've been gone through so many things i feel like this is -- i'm pretty lucky to have survived this. >> reporter: the warrior will take the test for his black belt. he's not worried. many feel he's already earned it. cornell barnard, abc 7 news.

>> wow! >> really. look at his eyes. >> mind and in body. that's impressive. >> congratulations. >> beauty of the martial arts but he's the exception. he's ahead of most of those kid his age, probably all of them. >> let's talk to mike about the wind. yesterday making a difference for people seeking outdoor activities. >> the same but in the afternoon when we have to worry about. airport, weather warning again from 2:00 to 9:00 for those west winds coming in around 25 to 30 knots gusting to 40 knots. landing's more bumpy than take-offs will be. either way it's going to be fun trying to get in and out of sfo later. a look at our kgo roof cam. high definition. some of the flags on the building there pointing off towards the east and unfurled, a little bit. stronger breeds this morning but it will be breezy this afternoon. low clouds this morning. afternoon hours, those will be

replaced by high clouds with the cold front. that's a chance of light showers tomorrow. once it passes high pressure, takes over, beget rid of the breezes, air stagnants, above average temperatures. saturday through next tuesday. down south, low to mid-70s today with 72 at san jose, gilroy, warm spots at 75. peninsula, low 70s. from 73 to 67 in mill bray. mid-60s around downtown, south san francisco. sausolito. low to mid-70s through the north bay with upper 60s, low 70s along the east bay shore. into the east bay valleys, mid to upper 70s, warmest weather out near brentwood and fair field, antioch 76 to 77. tonight with the increase in clouds, a little milder than this morning. upper 40s, napa, santa rosa. everybody else in the low to mid-50s with a little drizzle

possible tomorrow along the coast. sprinkles for the rest of us during the morning commute. you can see hardly any radar returns at 5:00 tomorrow morning. towards noon, spotty, light showers. they'll hang around through 5:00 and midnight, they're gone. maybe drizzle. but by friday morning, that's. high pressure's coming in. check out what it's going to do to your accu weather forecast. more warmth monday and tuesday of next week. >> tracking a sig alert in danville. another accident as you make your way into oakland. as you travel along 580, seeing buildup of travel as a result. eastbound side of 580, 150th avenue a crash blocking one lane. there are minor injuries reported there. as we slide up to oakland eastbound highway 24 between broadway and the caldecott, that will last until 6:00.

walnut creek southbound out of pleasant hill towards high way 24, nice and clear. continue though south of highway 24, we have a sig alert. more coming up in the next report. important update from caltrans on the goclosure at golden gate bridge. northbound 101 from lake street to the bridge to shift traffic on to a temporary roadway. that was slated for early saturday morning. but cal transpushed it back to sunday. detour runs from 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. sfrns boaan francisco board supervisors finance committee holding a second hearing, whether to turn more muni buss into ad campaigns. to double the number of ad-wrapped muni buss from 15 to 30. according to the examiner, the idea is drawing heavy criticism. opponents say the ads degrade the rider experience and tarnish

the city's overall beauty. others say it's a good trade-off since the elimination of paid parking on sundays. pay-offs, confusion, fear. the 911 calls in minutes after a gunman opened fire at a fedex facility. the plea from a wounded worker to dispatchers. body image backlash. why a healthy living blogger is taking a popular fitness magazine to task.

good wednesday morning. 4:52. live look here checking out san francisco and beyond. it is not quite as breezy this morning but might pick up in the afternoon. meteorologist mike nicco will take a look at forecast. and lee la has your commute. all lanes between los angeles and las vegas are open this morning following a big fire that shut it down.

work crews finished cleaning up piles of debris from southbound lanes of interstate 15 in his peera before midnight allowing it to reopen before schedule. northbound lanes opened earlier. the overpass caught fire monday after a construction worker with a cutting torch ignited a wooden section of the bridge which set the entire structure tonigk on new details about the massive construction fire two months ago in the mission bay neighborhood. investigators previously said the fire ban with a hot or smoldering object left at the site. the new report says it appears either sparks from welding on the roof or embers from the grinding of a steel handrail came in contact with bare wood. cause is accident. the fire cost $40 million in damage. developers plan to rebuild the apartment complex. 4:53. a check on the forecast now, mike. >> open up the weather window on sfo, it's clear.

clouds hanging around but shouldn't cause delays. san francisco, 66, oakland and san jose, one degree warmer. two degrees warmer in petaluma. heading to the game, the a day game, take the sunscreen, enjoy the mild temperatures, 62. breezy towards 8 by the end of the day. upper 70s to near 80 through the central valley. 57 in tahoe with snow showers from yesterday gone. 65 to 70 around l.a. safe travels. >> we have a sig-alert in danville, mike. right over 680 in the southbound direction. stolen vehicle suspect led police on a high-speed chase and ended with an overturned vehicle here. sig-alert in place while police continue to conduct their investigation two lanes remain shut down. seeing heavy slowdowns as you come out of alamo and into danville. some of that has dissipated. northbound traffic moving smoothly as you make it up to

highway 24. a live look outside at bay bridge toll plaza. traffic funneling smoothly as you make it into san francisco away from emeryville. traffic not impeded by anything. might have construction wrapping up now. we have a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. >> thanks. 4:55. police in kenny saw, georgia released the 911 tapes from last week's shooting the a fedex facility that left six people wounded before the shooter took his life. remaining in serious condition, he called 911 after a co-worker shot him at close range with a shotgun. you can hear the fear in his voice as he pleads with the operator to get a message to his new bride. >> i've been shot. i've been shot. >> stay on the line with me. stay on the line, okay. >> tell my wife i love her. >> your name?

>> sparkman. i'm losing energy really bad. >> investigators don't know why the 19-year-old shooter opened fire on his co-workers. he left a suicide note but authorities say he does not provide a motive for the attack. a blogger who wrote about losing more than 170 pounds is taking a popular fitness magazine to task. brooke birmingham used to weigh 327 pounds. look at this. in four years, she cut her weight in half with no surgery or fad diets. when shape magazine heard about brooke's accomplishment they asked her before and after photos. all right. look closely now. so brooke sent in this picture showing her new look and the excess skin that a person has when they lose that much weight. but when the magazine asked for a new photo asking her to wear a shirt instead of the bikini revealing area ab area brooke refused and she posted the letters she got.

she is proud of the way her body looks now and "shape" says it was all a misunderstanding. >> the principal of an orange county high school is threatening to cancel prom after finding out that female students were being drafted by male students as possible dates. school officials think they've put an end to an nfl-style prom draft in newport beach. male students were ranking possible dates and posting results on twitter. in a letter to parents the school's principal says, it's not okay for students to be judged or objectified. she says if it happens again, prom and other student-related activities may be canceled. >> it was a fantasy, it wasn't binding. >> i didn't see roger goodell there anywhere. breaking overnight a police chase reaches speeds up to 100 miles per hour. live on the scene where it came to an abrupt end. a mountain lion puts a neighborhood on lockdown and

brings out armed officers. a scare in the skies for passengers flying to the bay area. what brought their flight down unexpectantly in the nat

live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> happy hump day. it's 5:00. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. let find out about potential rain, mike? >> coming in tomorrow, that scattered light rain still in the forecast. starting out this morning, mostly clear to a few clouds out there. visibility unlimited until the coast. half moon bay, five miles. that's easy to contend with. jump to what's going to