people had to swear dishonest loyalty to protect families >> the clause they are worried about reads, quote in, both employee personal and professional lives, employee is expected to model and promote behavior in conform ti with teachings of the roman catholic faith in matters of faith and morals and do nothing tends to bring discredit to school or diocese of oakland. if they sign, some worry they can be worried for things as being gay, living with a partner, or using birth control. a spokesman told abc7 news there is no risk to preserve behaviors. this is not a witch hunt, but an effort by a new bishop to make things more clear. but some community leaders like berkeley assembly member nancy skinner says if it's an effort to be more clear it should be more clear. >> the fact it doesn't list behaviors and states you're

pledging to up hold a catholic life style, what does that mean? >> each school says sets a deadline for teachers to sign and return contracts. at bishop odowd, the teachers and pins pal want more time to come to a compromise with the diocese >> a fremont schoolteacher remains on administrative leave because police want to take a look at allegations that he slapped a student in the face the teacher is accused of slapping a 9-year-old julian rifa and squeezing the boy's face because he didn't know the answer to a math problem. berg had been cleared of the problem. these protestors plan to greet him. and decided to reopen the case. >> that happens we placed the teacher on administrative leave since he's on administrative leave and

continue it. >> i will do everything very to do make sure he doesn't come back. >> officials say berg admits to patting the boy's face but not slapping him. cal suspended a football player arrested this week. police say he punched a man and kicked his dog. they say the man was seriously injured drew is a saufrt more playing strong safety, number 27 he graduated from livermore high school in 2012. cal athletics issued a statement this afternoon saying in part drew has been suspended indefinite scomplit school is cooperating with police >> there is a sharp increase in whooping cough cases in napa county. 17 cases reported in napa county so far this year. and nine cases reported in two weeks more affected are students. 2013 there were just 13 cases

all year. >> moving on now, a handful of children in a school bus accident in san francisco. there are no serious injuries but scary moments. especially for parents. i'm looking for hi daughter for an hour. it was a bad morning for this mother. her second greater was headed to school. it drove on to the island in the middle of this round about, jolting the kids inside >> my tummy hurt. my head hurt. >> police say 15 kids between 5 and 10 years old were taken to the hospital. >> for precaution nary reasons, there no serious injuries >> physically okay but badly shaken up. >> they were so terrified saying i'm not getting back on that bus they started just walking up saying i'm going to walk to school

the bus driver was saying come back, come back. >> the scene of the crash is incredibly almost three quarters of a mile from where police found the children. police say the kids took off down the street on their own and kept going until security guards stopped them. >> i believe the protocol is that they're not supposed to go off the bus. >> the school district was still trying to reach some parents hours later. to let them know where children are, whether there are injuries. >> police say the driver was trying to go around a stopped vehicle but ran on to the island >> we're checking into the background to make sure he has credentials in order. >> police say he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol but kizzy busby does wish he kept his cool. he was kind of cursing at the kids and yell and they were really scared you know?

>> a supervisor declined to comment the school district will conduct it own investigation. >> burglars used a car in a smash and grab today in berkeley driving a car through the store's glass front to steal merchandise thchl is reportedly happening in apple stores in southern california and germany. the car was being removed. >> the daughter of porn pioneer arty mitchell has been arrested in connection of an identity theft ring. the 33-year-old taken into custody yesterday in a lodge in tiburon. the secret service and homeland security believe she is connected to a large scale identity theft ring. authorities had been searching large scale hotels for her. and they say she had counterfeit

credit cards and papers suggesting she was trying to leave the country. >> president back in washington tonight after a trip to the bay area. his focus is renewable energy. >> the wake of the worse final crisis in generations, business now created over 9.2 million new jobs, housing market that was reeling is rebounding. auto industry that was flat lining is now booming. >> proestors were hoping to get the president's attention on the issue of minimum wage. 300 people gather the outside walmart. >> there is the small story within the larger one. not just anyone gets in to see a president speak. the first rows are usually selected and the staff does not

like surprises but the president got a surprise today. >> i was there for rose bowl. >> this reoccupation with selfies has become a epidemic. christina is typical of her generation but more famous than most now. >> that is president obama. >> that is not real. >> yes. it is. >> indeed. when the president spoke today, christina and her parents were on the vip list. >> she got the invite a few days ago. gosh. she deserves it. >> christina, you see is a poster child for presidential policy. >> at 18 the doctor looks at us and says she has a brain tumor, it's got to come out. and the second thing is she's now deemed ininsurable. >> pam had written a thank you

note to the president touching him enough that he wanted to meet and thank the family. >> ke we had seats there with our names on them. after the speech she waited patiently, got the president's attention, then, she took the picture. now spreading around the world. >> everyone is liking it, sharing it. sending it. >> you know how we used to say we get 15 minutes of fame? >> she's not afraid to ask what she wants >> you did? >> nicest guy in the world i got a hug, too >> and a lifetime memory for a girl about to graduate with no worries. >> i'm in shock. i got to meet him. >> maybe the feeling is mutual. >> wayne freedman abc7 news. >> that is cute. what a great selfie. >> we have much more head on this friday night.

coming up minutes leading up to last month's fatal air collision over the scomba dramatic moments. >> big recall. is one of these in your driveway? problems with a million and a half ford and chrysler vehicles >> coming up a response in washington. here in the bay area. >> and better late than never. a wrinkle in motherhood. abc7 news

developing news out of arizona a pilot is unscatheed after this happened. his military plane crashed in the deserts south of phoenix jet went out around 3:00 this afternoon after experiencing engine trouble. you can see charred wreckage.

the jet and pilot out of the air station yuma. he only had a small cut on the nose. >> two weeks ago a teacher flying from half moon bay to amador county. a report says the hawker was trying to pass the cessna. as the hawker passed he heard a thump then saw the cessna go down in the bay. the pilot david plum was killed the hawker has damage the pilot and wife were not hurt. >> a new admission is raising concerns about unmapped aircraft in u.s. skies. saying a jet nearly collided by a jet in march. word made public for the first time at a drone conference yesterday in san francisco.

>> outrage over the kidnapping of nigerian school girls is expected to fuel a greater campaign this weekend sunday is mother's day. still missing are 270 girls kidnapped by an extremist group. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez is here with what local groups are doing. >> social media can be a very strong influence. now, the hash tag bring back our girls has now been tweeted well over a million times. first lady michelle obama joined the campaign political strategist christine pelosi rallied for the release of the girls. at cal, the students association announced it's members will have an emergency town hall meeting on sunday to address the crisis in the country the director says they'll use social media to support their

cause. >> in few weeks the world learned about the kidnappers. the words mean western education is for by then the group has been around 12 years, pushing it's radical ideology in the north. muslim majority part of the country. the south mostly christian. >> this is a transmission of the taliban. >> people don't get a sense that something is being done. >> yesterday, congressional black caucus condemned the kidnapping and a letter was signed by 150 members of the house, asking that mr. obama addressed the united nations to unite behind this cause. the san francisco base global fund has been involved in

spreading the word about the students. >> following to bring our girls back, retweeted, engaging in that space saying this is an important, really important story. and we're not just going to let this be yesterday's news. >> and today u.s. military landed in nigeria to help the government there search for the girls. dan? >> thank you. now, tomorrow, the first lady will be talking about the situation in nie geara. the speech billed as the first solo address at the white house, coming up at 6:00 tonight what matters a few thoughts on how america and the world must respond to kidnappings. >> safety recalls for more than 2 million vehicles forward recalling 2013 and 2014 escape suvs and hybrids because of a software glitch that can prevent air bags from inflating. a second recall due to a door

handle problem and could allow doors to open while the car is in motion and the chrysler recall involved 780,000 grand caravans, model year 2010, 2014. window switches can short circuit and overheat. >> owner of a tree trimming business blamed for killing and injuring federally protected birds is paying for care of a few endangered chicks it ended up putting branchs through a wood chipper the chicks are being cared for by international bird rescue in fairfield. u.s. fish and wildlife service is investigating >> a report says more women are putting off becoming mothers cdc says in 2012, 15% of the country's first borns were born to women over age 35.

compare that to 1970, just 1% of women m that age group became first time moms researchers say women are putting off having kids to persue educations and careers and say that is good news because women are now more independent and better established in a relationship. but researchers add women putting off having kids do face increased health risks during pregnancy. >> we hope you will join us for a walk tomorrow to prevent violence. it's the fifth annual walk hosted by a thousand mothers to prevent violence if the bay air. hundreds of grieving mothers, family and friends will participate in the walk. a thousand mothers founded by lorraine taylor who lost her twin sons to gun violence in a drive by shooting registration starts at 8:30 in the morning. the walk gets underway at 10:00 a.m . i hope to see you there. >> yat great effort there. you're out walking. question is, what will the weather be like? >> i think it's going to be

comfortable weather. and we're going to see some very nice weather as we hit mother's day weekend. mostly clear skies, wasn't the case last night or early this morning. we saw some showers move through. highest total 43/100ths of rain. mill valley picked up two tenths of an inch. in san jose, sprinkles last night but that did not measure, here is a look at the current winds. sfo gusting to 40 miles per hour notice wind direction coming on shore. coming from the coast. and we still have sea breeze going. mount tamalpais camera showing you low clouds along the coastline now. 60 degrees in san francisco.

66 oakland, redwood city. half moon bay, one of our school spots, upper 50s. you made it up to 74 today pacifica only 56 so that is another end of the extreme. novato, 64. sunshine in san jose. warmer weather for mother's day. heats up next week. possible records around the middle of the week. here is a look at the satellite and radar. we is a system moving into pacific northwest. we're going to see windy conditions as a result tomorrow. our computer animation shows what is going to happen. 35 miles per hour but wind picks up tomorrow afternoon and evening. about 40 miles per hour winds point around point reyes.

we'll see a change in the wind direction. it's going to turn off shore. the winds dial back. this will create a warmer pattern for mother's day. works out beautifully. taking a look at the temperature trend, 74 average high. tomorrow, 71 degrees. we're going to go well above normal. it's going to be cooking around here. in san jose, mid to upper 90s. yes. it's going to be summer-like sizzle tomorrow morning patchy low clouds. cool for morning mans mild weather inland. 60s with the way. 59 half moon way bay and windy near the beaches. sunshine, mid-60s to mid-80s. warming up into 90s. temperatures into 90s in warmest

valleys. the important forecast, i don't think anyone will argue mother's day. going to be perfect weather. sunshine to brighten the day. happy mother's day to moms out there. >> thank you. >> michael finney is coming up. some friday free stuff perfect for mother's day weekend. >> and at 6:00 looking into neighborhood questions about why this lawn so soggy in the middle of a drought. we'll be right back.

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>> we hope you've had a great week we hope you have a great weekend. >> kick it off with finney's friday free stuff. >> you know this is for a child. you can give it to a mother. is that in the spirit or not? >> it's my lovy cuddle companion

from inspired mother. you're able to choose between four cute little guys bear, rabbit, monkey or el vant made from breathable fiber, babies love to cuddle, so why not cuddle this? why would you pay for it? >> that would be madness. >> it would be. >> like a bingy. >> it's fun. >> now, on mother's day itself we've got a freebie for you at exploratorium, celebrating mother's day with free admission. lively programs for all ages to celebrate there are musical performances and kids can craft kits for moms see? so you don't have to buy a single thing for her. just bring her there. >> it's a $25 value. >> how to get this?

>> great question. dial that number. or at any time, you can log on to abc7 news.com. >> good stuff. >> yes. >> and i want to tell you about this 5,000 women gathering in san francisco for the annual professional business women of california conference. founded by jackie speier. eric thomas had a chance to talk with her for our show she wanted to help women and girls push past personal, economic and social boundaries to achieve equal representation. i talked to key note speaker by satellite. huffington's new book, "thrive" has important lessons for us starting with health. >> the more we nudge ourselves and take care of our own human capitol the more effective we're going to be in our work, the more creative, and the more able to notice the red flags and opportunities you may otherwise miss.

>> she says sleep is really good for you. abc7 news is proud to be a sponsor. professional business women of california conference is tuesday at msocni center west. for more information go to abc7 news.com >> and abc7 is highlighting the issues in the asian american community. on a special round table edition you're going to meet three mary lee helps fight human trafficking and domestic violence and david chie tells story of little-known chinese american heros. >> and just ahead cue up the competition. >> sometimes winning has

in theed abc7 newsroom it's a big problem in the bay area, people renting out homes that are not theirs see what happened when a real landlord confronted an imposter. hads the president's decision to talk energy in a walmart. why it made sense to some, but not one prom nebt democrat. why do we tip? michael finney examines this question and why some people say they're tired of doing it. it's coming up in a half hour at 6:00. back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> the season finale of marvel agents of shield is next tuesday. you can get a sneak peek now on watch abc. >> yes. there is more information on

abc7 news.com. check that out when you can. >> hundreds of kids took part today in san francisco edition of the special olympics >> there are track and field races and soft ball pros. >> point not to win but to compete. special olympians took part in a year-long program. >> i feel kind of nervous at first. but i got used to it. i got more into it. >> this is about building confidence, being social with other people. >> you can see the giant miles of accomplishment on student faces. >> that is a great program. >> world wide is coming up next, i'm cheryl jennings, happy mother's day, early.

>> from all of us here, we'll see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight, weekend wipeout. so many americans hitting the road for mother's day. as along with floods, tornado sirens blasting today. warning to take cover. we'll meet a mother and baby walking out of what used to be their home. close call. a drone almost hit a passenger plane filled with people. a warning tonight about growing traffic in the skies. and the real deal, from the car dealership to the makeup counter. >> the minute they sat in the chair, the amount of money they spent doubled. >> secret ways they get you to buy more than you planned. >> and good evening to you on this friday night. as american fami